Here's how all the big new network TV shows are doing in the ratings

NBC drama "Blindspot" is currently the top new network series of the season. Meanwhile, Fox's "Minority Report" is at the bottom.

For some shows, it has been almost three weeks into their seasons. That's means it's time to check in with how the shows are doing.

"Blindspot" has been thriving with a lead-in from "The Voice" on Mondays. There's nothing blind about that scheduling choice.

And despite a drop of about 30% in both total viewers and the key advertiser demographic of 18 to 49 year-olds, ABC's "The Muppets" is keeping the studio lights on with a second place for now.

CBS's "Life in Pieces" didn't have the strongest pilot, but it did have TV's No. 1 show, "The Big Bang Theory," as a lead-in. Well, it worked. Not only is it doing well in the ratings, but it's also the most-watched show of the season so far with almost 10 million live viewers.

What's surprising is that Fox's TV continuation of "Minority Report" is in dead last. Being attached to the Tom Cruise movie should have given it a boost over some of the original dramas like "The Player" and "Blood & Oil."

See the full ranking of TV shows below:

Note: Shows will be added on as they premiere. These numbers are based on live overnight ratings through October 1 and do not count delayed viewing.

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