Sunday saw MSNBC’s schedule disrupted by english soccer, which cleared the decks for Up with Steve Kornacki to win best hour and best day.

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The Melissa Harris-Perry Show gets top hour, while Sean Hannity scores best day overall. This pattern, where an MSNBC show gets good engagement but mostly during the broadcast while a Fox show sustains conversation throughout the day, is common.  With Hannity, of course, he has conversation from his radio show as well as TV show, and that drives a lot of the chat outside of the TV broadcast hours.  Nonetheless, it shows a different kind of conversation that takes place.

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Morning Joe has really been coming on strong all week, and Friday was a great finish for them with another first place win.

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Morning Joe wins the best hour, followed by The Ed Show, Morning Joe (a different hour), and All In with Chris Hayes.  No other show managed to top 1000 mentions during its hour.

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Morning Joe came on strong on Wednesday, taking best hour at 8am and doing nearly as well at 7am.  The Rachel Maddow Show had a strong day as well; given that the show doesn’t put social media, a strong hour demonstrates unusually high engagement.

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