Another Thursday night surprise - ER rocked!
I honestly thought by the time ER reached its final season I'd know it was time and would be ready to say good-bye to County General. But they keep introducing new docs you end up caring about and writing excellent episodes!
So I'm going to be sad when it does end.....
And if anyone used to watch ER in the early days, Jerry's back!
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TV Ratings: 'CSI,' Fishburne Hook Big Audience
CBS dominates Thursday with ABC in reruns
December 12, 2008
Fast National ratings for Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008
The introduction of Laurence Fishburne on "CSI" helped CBS scored a dominant ratings win Thursday.
CBS averaged a 9.7 rating/16 share in primetime, far and away the night's best numbers. NBC was the best of the rest a 4.8/8, while a night of repeats on ABC came in third at 4.0/6. FOX took fourth with a 3.2/5, and The CW trailed at 1.4/2.
The adults 18-49 race was a little closer, but CBS still snagged the top spot with a 4.5 rating. NBC finished second in the key ad-sales demographic with a 3.4. ABC, 1.7, was third, followed by FOX, 1.6, and The CW, 0.8.
"Survivor: Gabon" put CBS on top at 8 p.m. with a 7.8/13. An "Ugly Betty" rerun on ABC drew a 3.9/6 to take second over NBC's "My Name Is Earl," 4.1/7, and "Kath & Kim," 3.3/5. "Secret Millionaire" earned a 3.4/5 for FOX, while The CW brought up the rear with a "Smallville" rerun.
At 9 p.m., Fishburne's first "CSI" appearance drew a 12.6/20, the show's highest rating since its season premiere. NBC moved up to second with "The Office," 5.2/8, and "30 Rock," 4.6/7. A "Grey's Anatomy" repeat drew a 4.7/7 for ABC. "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" kept FOX in fourth, ahead of The CW's "Supernatural" repeat, 1.3/2.
"Eleventh Hour," 8.7/15, completed the CBS sweep at 10 p.m. "ER" posted a 5.7/10 for NBC, and "Private Practice" came in at 3.3/5 for ABC.
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CBS dominates Thursday with ABC in reruns
December 12, 2008
Fast National ratings for Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008
The introduction of Laurence Fishburne on "CSI" helped CBS scored a dominant ratings win Thursday.
CBS averaged a 9.7 rating/16 share in primetime, far and away the night's best numbers. NBC was the best of the rest a 4.8/8, while a night of repeats on ABC came in third at 4.0/6. FOX took fourth with a 3.2/5, and The CW trailed at 1.4/2.
The adults 18-49 race was a little closer, but CBS still snagged the top spot with a 4.5 rating. NBC finished second in the key ad-sales demographic with a 3.4. ABC, 1.7, was third, followed by FOX, 1.6, and The CW, 0.8.
"Survivor: Gabon" put CBS on top at 8 p.m. with a 7.8/13. An "Ugly Betty" rerun on ABC drew a 3.9/6 to take second over NBC's "My Name Is Earl," 4.1/7, and "Kath & Kim," 3.3/5. "Secret Millionaire" earned a 3.4/5 for FOX, while The CW brought up the rear with a "Smallville" rerun.
At 9 p.m., Fishburne's first "CSI" appearance drew a 12.6/20, the show's highest rating since its season premiere. NBC moved up to second with "The Office," 5.2/8, and "30 Rock," 4.6/7. A "Grey's Anatomy" repeat drew a 4.7/7 for ABC. "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" kept FOX in fourth, ahead of The CW's "Supernatural" repeat, 1.3/2.
"Eleventh Hour," 8.7/15, completed the CBS sweep at 10 p.m. "ER" posted a 5.7/10 for NBC, and "Private Practice" came in at 3.3/5 for ABC.
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TV Ratings: NFL Beats 'Survivor' Finale Sunday
Giants-Cowboys tussle brings victory to NBC
Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008
A marquee matchup in the NFL lifted NBC to a ratings victory Sunday, beating the finale of "Survivor: Gabon" on CBS.
NBC scored a 10.1 rating/16 share for the night, narrowly beating CBS' 9.6/15 (both networks had live sports in primetime, so their numbers will probably change some). ABC finished a distant third at 4.6/7. FOX took fourth with a 2.9/5, while The CW managed only a 0.7/1.
NBC's lead among adults 18-49 was a little wider. It averaged a 6.2 rating in the key demographic, compared to 4.9 for second-place CBS. ABC, 2.3, came in third, followed by FOX, 2.1, and The CW, 0.4.
Late-afternoon NFL games and "60 Minutes" combined for a 13.7/22 at 7 p.m. "Football Night in America," 5.1/8, put NBC in second. ABC got a 4.7/8 from "America's Funniest Home Videos." A pair of "King of the Hill" reruns averaged 2.4/4 for FOX. The CW aired a "Jericho" repeat.
NBC's "Sunday Night Football," featuring the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, scored a 10.8/17 at 8 p.m. The conclusion of "60 Minutes" and the "Survivor: Gabon" finale drew a 9.6/15 for CBS. The movie "The Santa Clause," 4.2/6, kept ABC in third, ahead of reruns of "The Simpsons," 3.4/5, and "King of the Hill," 2.8/4, on FOX. The CW went with a showing of the movie "Spaceballs."
The Cowboys-Giants game improved to 12.6/19 for NBC at 9 p.m. "Survivor: Gabon" dipped to 7.8/12 on CBS, while ABC's movie rose to 5.5/8 in its second hour. "Family Guy," 3.5/5, and "American Dad," 3.0/5, kept FOX ahead of "Spaceballs" on The CW.
At 10 p.m., "Sunday Night Football" scored a 12.0/19 to keep NBC in the lead. The "Survivor" finale and the reunion show averaged 7.6/12 for CBS, while a "Desperate Housewives" rerun on ABC earned a 3.8/6.
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Giants-Cowboys tussle brings victory to NBC
Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008
A marquee matchup in the NFL lifted NBC to a ratings victory Sunday, beating the finale of "Survivor: Gabon" on CBS.
NBC scored a 10.1 rating/16 share for the night, narrowly beating CBS' 9.6/15 (both networks had live sports in primetime, so their numbers will probably change some). ABC finished a distant third at 4.6/7. FOX took fourth with a 2.9/5, while The CW managed only a 0.7/1.
NBC's lead among adults 18-49 was a little wider. It averaged a 6.2 rating in the key demographic, compared to 4.9 for second-place CBS. ABC, 2.3, came in third, followed by FOX, 2.1, and The CW, 0.4.
Late-afternoon NFL games and "60 Minutes" combined for a 13.7/22 at 7 p.m. "Football Night in America," 5.1/8, put NBC in second. ABC got a 4.7/8 from "America's Funniest Home Videos." A pair of "King of the Hill" reruns averaged 2.4/4 for FOX. The CW aired a "Jericho" repeat.
NBC's "Sunday Night Football," featuring the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, scored a 10.8/17 at 8 p.m. The conclusion of "60 Minutes" and the "Survivor: Gabon" finale drew a 9.6/15 for CBS. The movie "The Santa Clause," 4.2/6, kept ABC in third, ahead of reruns of "The Simpsons," 3.4/5, and "King of the Hill," 2.8/4, on FOX. The CW went with a showing of the movie "Spaceballs."
The Cowboys-Giants game improved to 12.6/19 for NBC at 9 p.m. "Survivor: Gabon" dipped to 7.8/12 on CBS, while ABC's movie rose to 5.5/8 in its second hour. "Family Guy," 3.5/5, and "American Dad," 3.0/5, kept FOX ahead of "Spaceballs" on The CW.
At 10 p.m., "Sunday Night Football" scored a 12.0/19 to keep NBC in the lead. The "Survivor" finale and the reunion show averaged 7.6/12 for CBS, while a "Desperate Housewives" rerun on ABC earned a 3.8/6.
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A group of more than 130 well-known actors, including Oscar winners George Clooney, Tom Hanks, Kevin Spacey, Sally Field, Helen Hunt, Charlize Theron and Morgan Freeman, have sent a petition to SAG national president Alan Rosenberg, national executive director Doug Allen and other guild leaders, asking them to cancel the strike-authorization vote.
The letter is the latest salvo in a relentless PR battle being fought on three fronts: Rosenberg, Allen and the negotiating committee, which favor strike authorization as a negotiating tool; guild moderates who object to SAG leadership's handling of negotiations and its efforts to thwart AFTRA's contract earlier this year; and the AMPTP, which has negotiated six agreements with Hollywood unions and is anxiously awaiting the guild to be the seventh.
Perhaps most troubling for Rosenberg has been the fight he has received from his own union. On Friday, the New York board sent a statement calling for the strike-authorization vote to stop and for the national negotiating committee to be dissolved, among other things. Rosenberg was irate, saying in a response later that day, "This action encourages and emboldens the AMPTP and seriously harms SAG members throughout the country."
He called for a face-to-face emergency national board meeting for this Friday, then rescinded it when a prominent board member informed him a face-to-face meeting is unconstitutional, according to another national board member. Last week, at a national executive committee meeting, conducted via video conference, the New York and regional members walked out after Rosenberg twice interrupted a New York member who was trying to speak, according to two people who were present. The walkout effectively canceled the NEC meeting because there was no longer a quorum.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/con ... 821574a908
I doubt seriously the vote will pass if it even happens, so I'm not expecting an actors strike anytime soon.
The letter is the latest salvo in a relentless PR battle being fought on three fronts: Rosenberg, Allen and the negotiating committee, which favor strike authorization as a negotiating tool; guild moderates who object to SAG leadership's handling of negotiations and its efforts to thwart AFTRA's contract earlier this year; and the AMPTP, which has negotiated six agreements with Hollywood unions and is anxiously awaiting the guild to be the seventh.
Perhaps most troubling for Rosenberg has been the fight he has received from his own union. On Friday, the New York board sent a statement calling for the strike-authorization vote to stop and for the national negotiating committee to be dissolved, among other things. Rosenberg was irate, saying in a response later that day, "This action encourages and emboldens the AMPTP and seriously harms SAG members throughout the country."
He called for a face-to-face emergency national board meeting for this Friday, then rescinded it when a prominent board member informed him a face-to-face meeting is unconstitutional, according to another national board member. Last week, at a national executive committee meeting, conducted via video conference, the New York and regional members walked out after Rosenberg twice interrupted a New York member who was trying to speak, according to two people who were present. The walkout effectively canceled the NEC meeting because there was no longer a quorum.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/con ... 821574a908
I doubt seriously the vote will pass if it even happens, so I'm not expecting an actors strike anytime soon.
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TV Ratings: CBS Laughs It Up Monday
All four of the network's comedies hit season highs
December 16, 2008
Fast National ratings for Monday, Dec. 15, 2008
CBS' comedy block racked up more strong ratings Monday, with all four shows setting season-high numbers.
For the night, CBS averaged an 8.3 rating/13 share, more than doubling the total audience for second-place NBC, 4.0/6. FOX took third with a 3.4/5. ABC, 3.1/5, finished fourth, and The CW trailed with a 1.0/1.
CBS also dominated the adults 18-49 demographic with a 4.3 rating. NBC took second at 2.6. FOX's 2.1 was good enough for third, followed by FOX, 1.5, and The CW, 0.6.
"The Big Bang Theory," 6.8/11, and "How I Met Your Mother," 6.8/10, put CBS on top at 8 p.m. NBC's "Chuck," 4.7/7, edged the ABC special "I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown," 4.4/7, for second. "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" earned a 3.2/5 for FOX. The CW went with a "Gossip Girl" rerun.
CBS increased its lead at 9 p.m. with "Two and a Half Men" -- the night's most-watched show at 10.7/16 -- and "Worst Week," 7.4/11. The conclusion of "Heroes'" fall story arc held steady at 4.7/7 for NBC. FOX moved into third with "Prison Break," 3.5/5, while ABC dipped to fourth with the "20/20" special "Drama High." A "One Tree Hill" repeat finished the night for The CW.
At 10 p.m., "CSI: Miami" scored a 9.2/15 for CBS, leaving both NBC's "My Own Worst Enemy," 2.6/4, and the second hour of "Drama High" (2.2/4) on ABC in the dust.
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All four of the network's comedies hit season highs
December 16, 2008
Fast National ratings for Monday, Dec. 15, 2008
CBS' comedy block racked up more strong ratings Monday, with all four shows setting season-high numbers.
For the night, CBS averaged an 8.3 rating/13 share, more than doubling the total audience for second-place NBC, 4.0/6. FOX took third with a 3.4/5. ABC, 3.1/5, finished fourth, and The CW trailed with a 1.0/1.
CBS also dominated the adults 18-49 demographic with a 4.3 rating. NBC took second at 2.6. FOX's 2.1 was good enough for third, followed by FOX, 1.5, and The CW, 0.6.
"The Big Bang Theory," 6.8/11, and "How I Met Your Mother," 6.8/10, put CBS on top at 8 p.m. NBC's "Chuck," 4.7/7, edged the ABC special "I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown," 4.4/7, for second. "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" earned a 3.2/5 for FOX. The CW went with a "Gossip Girl" rerun.
CBS increased its lead at 9 p.m. with "Two and a Half Men" -- the night's most-watched show at 10.7/16 -- and "Worst Week," 7.4/11. The conclusion of "Heroes'" fall story arc held steady at 4.7/7 for NBC. FOX moved into third with "Prison Break," 3.5/5, while ABC dipped to fourth with the "20/20" special "Drama High." A "One Tree Hill" repeat finished the night for The CW.
At 10 p.m., "CSI: Miami" scored a 9.2/15 for CBS, leaving both NBC's "My Own Worst Enemy," 2.6/4, and the second hour of "Drama High" (2.2/4) on ABC in the dust.
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Many of the shows you mentioned we watched last night!
Chuck (Sarah broke Chuck's heart)
Big Bang (hilarious from start to finish)
How I Met Your Mother (I think we need to stop looking for the mother because, well Ted's like the mother of this group, already!!!)
Two and a Half Men (one word - Rose!)
Funniest of all of them - Big Bang! Penny's Christmas gift to Sheldon was a cloth napkin autographed by Leonard Nimoy! His reaction to this one of a kind gift was, well.....to borrow from another show up above.....wait for it - priceless!
Chuck (Sarah broke Chuck's heart)
Big Bang (hilarious from start to finish)
How I Met Your Mother (I think we need to stop looking for the mother because, well Ted's like the mother of this group, already!!!)
Two and a Half Men (one word - Rose!)
Funniest of all of them - Big Bang! Penny's Christmas gift to Sheldon was a cloth napkin autographed by Leonard Nimoy! His reaction to this one of a kind gift was, well.....to borrow from another show up above.....wait for it - priceless!
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Momma's Boys=WOW... Mrs. B is beyond psycho. I had read about this, but holy crap. 
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TV Ratings: 'NCIS,' 'Biggest Loser' Are Tuesday Winners
'Momma's Boys' gets off to a modest start for NBC
December 17, 2008
Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008
CBS' crime dramas racked up big numbers Tuesday, but the finale of "The Biggest Loser: Families" allowed NBC to keep pace among adults 18-49.
CBS averaged a 10.9 rating/17 share in primetime, far and away the night's best overall showing. NBC took second with a 6.1/10. ABC, 3.7/6, edged FOX, 3.6/6, for third, and The CW brought up the rear at 0.8/1.
In the adults 18-49 demographic, NBC and CBS tied for the lead at 3.8. FOX took third with a 2.2. ABC earned a 2.0 and The CW a 0.4.
"NCIS," 12.0/19, dominated the 8 p.m. hour in households and total viewers, although the first hour of "The Biggest Loser" (6.5/10) gave NBC a small edge in the 18-49 demo. "A Charlie Brown Christmas," 4.7/7, put ABC in third. FOX got a 4.2/7 from a "House" rerun. The CW trailed with a "90210" repeat.
CBS stayed on top at 9 p.m. with "The Mentalist," 11.6/18. "The Biggest Loser: Families" improved to 7.8/12 in its second hour. FOX's "Fringe" rerun, 3.1/5, and ABC's "According to Jim" tied for third. The CW aired a "Privileged" rerun.
"Without a Trace" easily won the 10 p.m. hour for CBS with a 9.2/16. The premiere of "Momma's Boys" on NBC shed about half its lead-in to finish with a 4.1/7. "Eli Stone" drew a 3.4/6 for ABC.
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'Momma's Boys' gets off to a modest start for NBC
December 17, 2008
Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008
CBS' crime dramas racked up big numbers Tuesday, but the finale of "The Biggest Loser: Families" allowed NBC to keep pace among adults 18-49.
CBS averaged a 10.9 rating/17 share in primetime, far and away the night's best overall showing. NBC took second with a 6.1/10. ABC, 3.7/6, edged FOX, 3.6/6, for third, and The CW brought up the rear at 0.8/1.
In the adults 18-49 demographic, NBC and CBS tied for the lead at 3.8. FOX took third with a 2.2. ABC earned a 2.0 and The CW a 0.4.
"NCIS," 12.0/19, dominated the 8 p.m. hour in households and total viewers, although the first hour of "The Biggest Loser" (6.5/10) gave NBC a small edge in the 18-49 demo. "A Charlie Brown Christmas," 4.7/7, put ABC in third. FOX got a 4.2/7 from a "House" rerun. The CW trailed with a "90210" repeat.
CBS stayed on top at 9 p.m. with "The Mentalist," 11.6/18. "The Biggest Loser: Families" improved to 7.8/12 in its second hour. FOX's "Fringe" rerun, 3.1/5, and ABC's "According to Jim" tied for third. The CW aired a "Privileged" rerun.
"Without a Trace" easily won the 10 p.m. hour for CBS with a 9.2/16. The premiere of "Momma's Boys" on NBC shed about half its lead-in to finish with a 4.1/7. "Eli Stone" drew a 3.4/6 for ABC.
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TV Ratings: 'Criminal Minds' Dominates Wednesday
CBS scores an easy pre-holiday victory
December 18, 2008
Fast National ratings for Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008
The networks' last night of regular, original programming before the end-of-year break resulted in a clean sweep for CBS.
The Eye averaged a 7.7 rating/13 share Wednesday night, leading second-place NBC, 4.0.7, by a wide margin. ABC took third with a 3.7/6, narrowly beating out FOX's 3.5/6. The CW earned a 1.3/2.
CBS also led the adults 18-49 demographic with a 3.2 rating. NBC finished second with a 2.0. ABC and FOX tied for third at 1.8, while The CW posted a 0.7.
"The New Adventures of Old Christine," 5.0/9, and "Gary Unmarried," 5.0/8, put CBS on top at 8 p.m. FOX finished second in households with "Secret Millionaire," 4.3/7, but NBC's "A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa" (4.1/7) had more total viewers. "Pushing Daisies" drew a 3.0/5 for ABC. The CW aired a repeat of "The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show."
CBS increased its lead at 9 p.m. thanks to "Criminal Minds," the night's top show at 9.5/15. ABC was a distant second with "Private Practice," 4.6/7. "Life," 3.3/5, came in third for NBC, ahead of a "Bones" rerun on FOX. The finale of "Stylista" mustered only a 0.9/1 for The CW.
"CSI: NY" completed the CBS sweep with an 8.6/15 at 10 p.m. "Law & Order" scored a 4.7/8 for NBC, while "Dirty Sexy Money" earned a 3.5/6 for ABC.
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CBS scores an easy pre-holiday victory
December 18, 2008
Fast National ratings for Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008
The networks' last night of regular, original programming before the end-of-year break resulted in a clean sweep for CBS.
The Eye averaged a 7.7 rating/13 share Wednesday night, leading second-place NBC, 4.0.7, by a wide margin. ABC took third with a 3.7/6, narrowly beating out FOX's 3.5/6. The CW earned a 1.3/2.
CBS also led the adults 18-49 demographic with a 3.2 rating. NBC finished second with a 2.0. ABC and FOX tied for third at 1.8, while The CW posted a 0.7.
"The New Adventures of Old Christine," 5.0/9, and "Gary Unmarried," 5.0/8, put CBS on top at 8 p.m. FOX finished second in households with "Secret Millionaire," 4.3/7, but NBC's "A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa" (4.1/7) had more total viewers. "Pushing Daisies" drew a 3.0/5 for ABC. The CW aired a repeat of "The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show."
CBS increased its lead at 9 p.m. thanks to "Criminal Minds," the night's top show at 9.5/15. ABC was a distant second with "Private Practice," 4.6/7. "Life," 3.3/5, came in third for NBC, ahead of a "Bones" rerun on FOX. The finale of "Stylista" mustered only a 0.9/1 for The CW.
"CSI: NY" completed the CBS sweep with an 8.6/15 at 10 p.m. "Law & Order" scored a 4.7/8 for NBC, while "Dirty Sexy Money" earned a 3.5/6 for ABC.
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TV Ratings: Holiday Doldrums Hit Thursday
'CSI' rerun leads CBS to the night's top spot
December 19, 2008
Fast National ratings for Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008
Repeats spread across the network landscape Thursday, meaning ratings were down for most of the networks. FOX had original programming and was up a little, but CBS took the night.
CBS averaged a 6.7 rating/11 share in primetime. FOX finished second with a 4.2/7, beating the 3.4/6 for ABC. NBC, 2.9/5, was fourth, followed by The CW at 1.4/2.
CBS was the only network to break the 2.0 mark in the adults 18-49 demographic, coming in at 2.2. FOX took second at 1.9, edging NBC's 1.8. ABC averaged 1.5 and The CW 0.8.
The return of "Million Dollar Password" to CBS led the 8 p.m. hour with a 5.3/9. FOX's "Secret Millionaire," 4.0/7, came in second (and led the hour in adults 18-49). An "Ugly Betty" rerun on ABC drew a 3.2/5, topping repeats of "My Name Is Earl" and "Kath & Kim" on NBC. The CW got a 1.5/3 from "Smallville."
CBS increased its lead at 9 p.m. with a "CSI" encore, 8.0/13. "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" earned a 4.4/7 for FOX to take second. A "Grey's Anatomy" rerun on ABC snagged third. "The Office" and "30 Rock" averaged 3.1/5 for NBC, while "Supernatural" scored a 1.3/2 for The CW.
"Eleventh Hour," 6.7/11, kept CBS on top at 10 p.m. ABC's "Private Practice" scored a 3.1/5 to stay ahead of more "30 Rock" and "The Office," which averaged 2.8/5 for NBC.
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'CSI' rerun leads CBS to the night's top spot
December 19, 2008
Fast National ratings for Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008
Repeats spread across the network landscape Thursday, meaning ratings were down for most of the networks. FOX had original programming and was up a little, but CBS took the night.
CBS averaged a 6.7 rating/11 share in primetime. FOX finished second with a 4.2/7, beating the 3.4/6 for ABC. NBC, 2.9/5, was fourth, followed by The CW at 1.4/2.
CBS was the only network to break the 2.0 mark in the adults 18-49 demographic, coming in at 2.2. FOX took second at 1.9, edging NBC's 1.8. ABC averaged 1.5 and The CW 0.8.
The return of "Million Dollar Password" to CBS led the 8 p.m. hour with a 5.3/9. FOX's "Secret Millionaire," 4.0/7, came in second (and led the hour in adults 18-49). An "Ugly Betty" rerun on ABC drew a 3.2/5, topping repeats of "My Name Is Earl" and "Kath & Kim" on NBC. The CW got a 1.5/3 from "Smallville."
CBS increased its lead at 9 p.m. with a "CSI" encore, 8.0/13. "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" earned a 4.4/7 for FOX to take second. A "Grey's Anatomy" rerun on ABC snagged third. "The Office" and "30 Rock" averaged 3.1/5 for NBC, while "Supernatural" scored a 1.3/2 for The CW.
"Eleventh Hour," 6.7/11, kept CBS on top at 10 p.m. ABC's "Private Practice" scored a 3.1/5 to stay ahead of more "30 Rock" and "The Office," which averaged 2.8/5 for NBC.
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SAG Holds Off on Strike Vote
Ballots delayed until at least after a special board meeting
December 23, 2008
Rocked by growing internal dissent that is splintering Hollywood's largest union, the Screen Actors Guild has postponed plans for a controversial strike authorization vote until after the union's national board meets to discuss the matter.
The union's 120,000 members were poised to vote on the planned strike referendum next month, with ballots going out Jan. 2.
But in an e-mail to the union's board members Monday night, SAG Executive Director Doug Allen said he and SAG President Alan Rosenberg agreed to push back the strike referendum until after the board convenes a special meeting Jan. 12 to "address the unfortunate division and restore consensus."
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I'll start posting the daily ratings again January 5th. Until then nothing big is on with a lot of repeats, specials, and low ratings due to the holidays.
Ballots delayed until at least after a special board meeting
December 23, 2008
Rocked by growing internal dissent that is splintering Hollywood's largest union, the Screen Actors Guild has postponed plans for a controversial strike authorization vote until after the union's national board meets to discuss the matter.
The union's 120,000 members were poised to vote on the planned strike referendum next month, with ballots going out Jan. 2.
But in an e-mail to the union's board members Monday night, SAG Executive Director Doug Allen said he and SAG President Alan Rosenberg agreed to push back the strike referendum until after the board convenes a special meeting Jan. 12 to "address the unfortunate division and restore consensus."
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I'll start posting the daily ratings again January 5th. Until then nothing big is on with a lot of repeats, specials, and low ratings due to the holidays.
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New episodes of Desperate Housewives and Brothers and Sisters tonight! 
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Can barely wait for January 21st!
But until then, we're watching the Monday night lineup (Big Bang, etc.), Wednesdays with ....Christine.....and of course the huge Thursday night lineup, Chuck, Earl, etc., etc. Not to forget ER - which has been amazing. Anyone who's been an ER fan from the beginning but might have dropped away, they are cranking out excellent ER episodes these last remaining months......many old familiar faces have turned up too! So check it out......
And oh yeah, thanks for the reminder Brent, Desperate Housewives on Sundays....
But until then, we're watching the Monday night lineup (Big Bang, etc.), Wednesdays with ....Christine.....and of course the huge Thursday night lineup, Chuck, Earl, etc., etc. Not to forget ER - which has been amazing. Anyone who's been an ER fan from the beginning but might have dropped away, they are cranking out excellent ER episodes these last remaining months......many old familiar faces have turned up too! So check it out......
And oh yeah, thanks for the reminder Brent, Desperate Housewives on Sundays....
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TV Ratings: Wild Card a Big Draw for FOX
NFL playoff game scores Sunday, 'Superstars of Dance' starts OK
January 5, 2009
Fast National ratings for Sunday, Jan. 4, 2008
NBC got OK ratings for the premiere of "Superstars of Dance" Sunday, but an NFL playoff game gave FOX the night's biggest audience.
CBS and FOX each drew a 7.2 rating/11 share among households, but FOX had about a million more viewers in primetime (because of the live NFL broadcast, FOX's numbers should change some). ABC took third with a 6.4/10, followed by NBC at 4.7/7. The CW managed only a 0.8/1.
FOX also led among adults 18-49 with a 4.6 rating. ABC finished second in the demographic with a 3.5. NBC's 2.7 was good for third. CBS averaged 2.3 and The CW 0.3.
The closing minutes of an NFL wild-card game and the post-game show scored a 14.3/22 for FOX at 7 p.m. CBS earned an 8.1/13 with "60 Minutes." ABC took third with "America's Funniest Home Videos," 4.2/7. The special "Saturday Night Live Sports Extra" put NBC in fourth, still well ahead of "Jericho" on The CW.
CBS led in households at 8 p.m. with "Million Dollar Password" (6.8/10), but ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (6.4/10) had more viewers. FOX got a 4.5/7 from a re-airing of the movie "24: Redemption." NBC's "SNL" special earned a 3.9/6. The CW aired the movie "Trail of the Pink Panther."
"Desperate Housewives," 8.8/13, moved ABC on top at 9 p.m. "Cold Case" delivered a 7.9/12 for CBS. The premiere of "Superstars of Dance" scored a 6.3/9 for NBC. FOX remained in fourth with "24: Redemption," 3.0/5. "Trail of the Pink Panther" concluded on The CW.
At 10 p.m., "Superstars of Dance" posted a 6.1/10, tying "The Unit" on CBS for the lead in households and leading in total viewers. "Brothers & Sisters" drew a 5.9/10 for ABC.
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NFL playoff game scores Sunday, 'Superstars of Dance' starts OK
January 5, 2009
Fast National ratings for Sunday, Jan. 4, 2008
NBC got OK ratings for the premiere of "Superstars of Dance" Sunday, but an NFL playoff game gave FOX the night's biggest audience.
CBS and FOX each drew a 7.2 rating/11 share among households, but FOX had about a million more viewers in primetime (because of the live NFL broadcast, FOX's numbers should change some). ABC took third with a 6.4/10, followed by NBC at 4.7/7. The CW managed only a 0.8/1.
FOX also led among adults 18-49 with a 4.6 rating. ABC finished second in the demographic with a 3.5. NBC's 2.7 was good for third. CBS averaged 2.3 and The CW 0.3.
The closing minutes of an NFL wild-card game and the post-game show scored a 14.3/22 for FOX at 7 p.m. CBS earned an 8.1/13 with "60 Minutes." ABC took third with "America's Funniest Home Videos," 4.2/7. The special "Saturday Night Live Sports Extra" put NBC in fourth, still well ahead of "Jericho" on The CW.
CBS led in households at 8 p.m. with "Million Dollar Password" (6.8/10), but ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (6.4/10) had more viewers. FOX got a 4.5/7 from a re-airing of the movie "24: Redemption." NBC's "SNL" special earned a 3.9/6. The CW aired the movie "Trail of the Pink Panther."
"Desperate Housewives," 8.8/13, moved ABC on top at 9 p.m. "Cold Case" delivered a 7.9/12 for CBS. The premiere of "Superstars of Dance" scored a 6.3/9 for NBC. FOX remained in fourth with "24: Redemption," 3.0/5. "Trail of the Pink Panther" concluded on The CW.
At 10 p.m., "Superstars of Dance" posted a 6.1/10, tying "The Unit" on CBS for the lead in households and leading in total viewers. "Brothers & Sisters" drew a 5.9/10 for ABC.
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Finally, Monday's ratings a day late, and last night's ratings:
TV Ratings: FOX Fiesta Rules Monday
'Bachelor,' 'True Beauty' have so-so starts for ABC
January 7, 2009
Fast National ratings for Monday, Jan. 5, 2009
FOX's coverage of the Fiesta Bowl trumped everything else on TV Monday, giving the network an easy ratings win.
FOX averaged a 9.7 rating/15 share in primetime (through 10 p.m.; ratings for the 10 p.m. hour weren't available). CBS finished a distant second at 5.9/9, beating out ABC's 5.6/8. NBC averaged 4.9/7 and The CW 2.0/3.
In the adults 18-49 demographic, FOX's 5.5 rating led by a wide margin. ABC took second at 3.1, followed by CBS, 2.7, and NBC, 2.5. The CW trailed at 1.3.
The Texas-Ohio State matchup in the Fiesta Bowl drew a 9.5/14 at 8 p.m. The time-period debut of "Superstars of Dance," 5.7/8, put NBC in second, just ahead of the season premiere of "The Bachelor," 5.6/8, on ABC. Reruns of "The Big Bang Theory" and "How I Met Your Mother" were fourth for CBS, while the return of "Gossip Girl" scored a 2.1/3 for The CW.
FOX stayed on top at 9 p.m. as the Fiesta Bowl improved to 9.9/15. "The Bachelor," 6.1/9, gave ABC second in households, but both CBS ("Two and a Half Men," 7.2/11, and "Worst Week," 4.6/7) and NBC ("Superstars of Dance," 5.5/8) drew more total viewers. The CW's "One Tree Hill" fell off slightly from its lead-in.
The Fiesta Bowl likely held the lead for FOX at 10 p.m., though exact numbers weren't available. A "CSI: Miami" rerun, 6.8/10, on CBS was the best of the rest. The premiere of "True Beauty" on ABC scored a 5.1/8, beating the 3.4/6 for "Momma's Boys" on NBC.
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TV Ratings: 'Mentalist' Takes CBS to the Top Tuesday
It was NBC that scored with adults 18-49
January 7, 2009
Fast National ratings for Tuesday, January 6, 2008
Score another ratings victory for CBS on Tuesday.
CBS averaged a 10.8 rating/17 share in primetime, beating out NBC's second-place finish of 7.0/11. ABC came in third with a 4.4/7, while FOX, 3.1/5 took fourth. The CW trailed with a 1.5/2.
NBC, however, led among adults 18-49 with a 4.3 rating, beating out No. 2 CBS' 3.4. ABC's 2.7 gave it a solid third place, while FOX, 1.8, just beat out The CW, 1.1.
A new "NCIS," 11.6/18 kicked off the evening with CBS in the lead at 8 p.m., while NBC's first hour of "The Biggest Loser: Couples" premiere earned a 6.5/10. ABC came in third with a 4.8/7 for "Homeland Security USA," ahead of FOX's "House" repeat, 3.6/6. The return of a new "90210" on The CW earned a 1.8/3.
A fresh episode of CBS' "The Mentalist," 12.3/19, scored the highest ratings of the night in the 9 o'clock hour. NBC's second hour of "Biggest Loser" showed growth with a 7.6/11 for second place. "Scrubs," in a double-header at its new home on ABC took in a 4.0/6, ahead of FOX's "Fringe" repeat, 2.5/4. "Privileged" ended the night for The CW.
CBS stayed on top at 10 p.m. with "Without a Trace," 8.5/14, while NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" posted a 7.0/12. ABC's ended the night with a 4.5/7 for "What Would You Do?"
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TV Ratings: FOX Fiesta Rules Monday
'Bachelor,' 'True Beauty' have so-so starts for ABC
January 7, 2009
Fast National ratings for Monday, Jan. 5, 2009
FOX's coverage of the Fiesta Bowl trumped everything else on TV Monday, giving the network an easy ratings win.
FOX averaged a 9.7 rating/15 share in primetime (through 10 p.m.; ratings for the 10 p.m. hour weren't available). CBS finished a distant second at 5.9/9, beating out ABC's 5.6/8. NBC averaged 4.9/7 and The CW 2.0/3.
In the adults 18-49 demographic, FOX's 5.5 rating led by a wide margin. ABC took second at 3.1, followed by CBS, 2.7, and NBC, 2.5. The CW trailed at 1.3.
The Texas-Ohio State matchup in the Fiesta Bowl drew a 9.5/14 at 8 p.m. The time-period debut of "Superstars of Dance," 5.7/8, put NBC in second, just ahead of the season premiere of "The Bachelor," 5.6/8, on ABC. Reruns of "The Big Bang Theory" and "How I Met Your Mother" were fourth for CBS, while the return of "Gossip Girl" scored a 2.1/3 for The CW.
FOX stayed on top at 9 p.m. as the Fiesta Bowl improved to 9.9/15. "The Bachelor," 6.1/9, gave ABC second in households, but both CBS ("Two and a Half Men," 7.2/11, and "Worst Week," 4.6/7) and NBC ("Superstars of Dance," 5.5/8) drew more total viewers. The CW's "One Tree Hill" fell off slightly from its lead-in.
The Fiesta Bowl likely held the lead for FOX at 10 p.m., though exact numbers weren't available. A "CSI: Miami" rerun, 6.8/10, on CBS was the best of the rest. The premiere of "True Beauty" on ABC scored a 5.1/8, beating the 3.4/6 for "Momma's Boys" on NBC.
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TV Ratings: 'Mentalist' Takes CBS to the Top Tuesday
It was NBC that scored with adults 18-49
January 7, 2009
Fast National ratings for Tuesday, January 6, 2008
Score another ratings victory for CBS on Tuesday.
CBS averaged a 10.8 rating/17 share in primetime, beating out NBC's second-place finish of 7.0/11. ABC came in third with a 4.4/7, while FOX, 3.1/5 took fourth. The CW trailed with a 1.5/2.
NBC, however, led among adults 18-49 with a 4.3 rating, beating out No. 2 CBS' 3.4. ABC's 2.7 gave it a solid third place, while FOX, 1.8, just beat out The CW, 1.1.
A new "NCIS," 11.6/18 kicked off the evening with CBS in the lead at 8 p.m., while NBC's first hour of "The Biggest Loser: Couples" premiere earned a 6.5/10. ABC came in third with a 4.8/7 for "Homeland Security USA," ahead of FOX's "House" repeat, 3.6/6. The return of a new "90210" on The CW earned a 1.8/3.
A fresh episode of CBS' "The Mentalist," 12.3/19, scored the highest ratings of the night in the 9 o'clock hour. NBC's second hour of "Biggest Loser" showed growth with a 7.6/11 for second place. "Scrubs," in a double-header at its new home on ABC took in a 4.0/6, ahead of FOX's "Fringe" repeat, 2.5/4. "Privileged" ended the night for The CW.
CBS stayed on top at 10 p.m. with "Without a Trace," 8.5/14, while NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" posted a 7.0/12. ABC's ended the night with a 4.5/7 for "What Would You Do?"
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TV Ratings: CBS Is the People's Choice Wednesday
People's Choice Awards lead a soft ratings night
January 8, 2009
Fast National ratings for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009
The People's Choice Awards didn't score very big ratings Wednesday, but on an otherwise soft night they were good enough to lead CBS to a narrow ratings win.
CBS averaged a 5.7 rating/9 share in primetime, just beating ABC's 5.6/9. NBC took third at 5.1/8. FOX, 4.2/7, came in fourth, and The CW was well back at 1.1/2.
CBS also led among adults 18-49 with a 2.7 rating. ABC and NBC tied for second at 2.3, followed by FOX, 1.8, and The CW, 0.8.
Reruns of "The New Adventures of Old Christine," 5.3/9, and "Gary Unmarried," 4.7/7, put CBS on top at 8 p.m. A "Bones" repeat, 4.3/7, finished second for FOX. "Knight Rider" earned a 3.7/6 for NBC, topping reruns of ABC's "Scrubs" premiere. The debut of "13 - Fear Is Real" on The CW put up a not very scary 1.4/2.
The People's Choice Awards drew a 6.6/10 for CBS at 9 p.m. ABC moved into second with a "20/20" special, 5.4/9. A "Law & Order: SVU" encore, 4.9/8, was third for NBC. FOX got a 4.1/6 from a second "Bones," while The CW aired a "90210" repeat.
At 10 p.m., a Barbara Walters special with Patrick Swayze grabbed the night's biggest rating (8.4/14) for ABC. "Law & Order" scored a 6.8/11 for NBC, while the People's Choice Awards dipped to 5.5/9 on CBS.
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People's Choice Awards lead a soft ratings night
January 8, 2009
Fast National ratings for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009
The People's Choice Awards didn't score very big ratings Wednesday, but on an otherwise soft night they were good enough to lead CBS to a narrow ratings win.
CBS averaged a 5.7 rating/9 share in primetime, just beating ABC's 5.6/9. NBC took third at 5.1/8. FOX, 4.2/7, came in fourth, and The CW was well back at 1.1/2.
CBS also led among adults 18-49 with a 2.7 rating. ABC and NBC tied for second at 2.3, followed by FOX, 1.8, and The CW, 0.8.
Reruns of "The New Adventures of Old Christine," 5.3/9, and "Gary Unmarried," 4.7/7, put CBS on top at 8 p.m. A "Bones" repeat, 4.3/7, finished second for FOX. "Knight Rider" earned a 3.7/6 for NBC, topping reruns of ABC's "Scrubs" premiere. The debut of "13 - Fear Is Real" on The CW put up a not very scary 1.4/2.
The People's Choice Awards drew a 6.6/10 for CBS at 9 p.m. ABC moved into second with a "20/20" special, 5.4/9. A "Law & Order: SVU" encore, 4.9/8, was third for NBC. FOX got a 4.1/6 from a second "Bones," while The CW aired a "90210" repeat.
At 10 p.m., a Barbara Walters special with Patrick Swayze grabbed the night's biggest rating (8.4/14) for ABC. "Law & Order" scored a 6.8/11 for NBC, while the People's Choice Awards dipped to 5.5/9 on CBS.
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TV Ratings: FOX, Florida Chomp Thursday Rivals
BCS title game draws 24 million viewers
January 9, 2009
Fast National ratings for Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009
College football's championship game blitzed everything in its path Thursday, carrying FOX to a sizable ratings victory.
FOX averaged a 14.1 rating/21 share and a little over 24 million viewers in primetime, up a bit from last year's title game (the numbers will likely change some because of the live telecast). ABC was the best of the rest at 6.7/10. CBS, 6.0/9, came in third. NBC's 3.7/6 was good for fourth, and The CW trailed with a 1.4/2.
FOX also dominated the adults 18-49 demographic with an 8.4 rating. ABC, 3.6, took second. CBS and NBC tied for third at 2.2, and The CW came in at 0.8.
The BCS title game between Florida and Oklahoma drew a 13.9/22 at 8 p.m. A "CSI: NY" rerun, 5.7/9, put CBS in second, ahead of "Ugly Betty," 5.0/8, on ABC. "My Name Is Earl," 3.5/6, and "Kath & Kim," 2.7/4, finished fourth for NBC. The CW went with a "Smallville" rerun.
FOX peaked in the 9 p.m. hour with a 14.4/21 for the Gators-Sooners matchup. ABC moved up to second with "Grey's Anatomy," 8.9/13. A "CSI" repeat took third for CBS, while an "Office" rerun, 3.0/4, and "30 Rock," 3.4/5, kept NBC in fourth. "Supernatural" scored a 1.3/2 for The CW.
The Florida-Oklahoma game dipped a little to 14.3/23 at 10 p.m. but still had a healthy lead. "Private Practice" earned a 6.0/10 for ABC in its new timeslot. "Eleventh Hour" posted a 5.2/8 for CBS, edging the 4.9/8 for "ER" on NBC.
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BCS title game draws 24 million viewers
January 9, 2009
Fast National ratings for Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009
College football's championship game blitzed everything in its path Thursday, carrying FOX to a sizable ratings victory.
FOX averaged a 14.1 rating/21 share and a little over 24 million viewers in primetime, up a bit from last year's title game (the numbers will likely change some because of the live telecast). ABC was the best of the rest at 6.7/10. CBS, 6.0/9, came in third. NBC's 3.7/6 was good for fourth, and The CW trailed with a 1.4/2.
FOX also dominated the adults 18-49 demographic with an 8.4 rating. ABC, 3.6, took second. CBS and NBC tied for third at 2.2, and The CW came in at 0.8.
The BCS title game between Florida and Oklahoma drew a 13.9/22 at 8 p.m. A "CSI: NY" rerun, 5.7/9, put CBS in second, ahead of "Ugly Betty," 5.0/8, on ABC. "My Name Is Earl," 3.5/6, and "Kath & Kim," 2.7/4, finished fourth for NBC. The CW went with a "Smallville" rerun.
FOX peaked in the 9 p.m. hour with a 14.4/21 for the Gators-Sooners matchup. ABC moved up to second with "Grey's Anatomy," 8.9/13. A "CSI" repeat took third for CBS, while an "Office" rerun, 3.0/4, and "30 Rock," 3.4/5, kept NBC in fourth. "Supernatural" scored a 1.3/2 for The CW.
The Florida-Oklahoma game dipped a little to 14.3/23 at 10 p.m. but still had a healthy lead. "Private Practice" earned a 6.0/10 for ABC in its new timeslot. "Eleventh Hour" posted a 5.2/8 for CBS, edging the 4.9/8 for "ER" on NBC.
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The civil war within SAG gets nasty: Proposed voting boycott riles SAG -- anonymous email singles out eight actors
The two emails proposed that the SAG members withhold their award votes for the eight thesps because of their public support for the opposition to the authorization vote. . . .. . . The anonymous email singled out Josh Brolin (who was nominated for "Milk"), Kevin Spacey ("Recount"), Susan Sarandon ("Bernard & Doris"), Michael C. Hall ("Dexter"), Sally Field ("Brothers and Sisters"), Alec Baldwin ("30 Rock"), Steve Carell ("The Office") and Tony Shalhoub ("Monk").
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Busy night of TV tonight:
ABC is all-new, including Desperate Housewives and Brothers and Sisters
24 has it's season premiere
NBC has the Golden Globes, which are back in full after a pretty much canceled event last year due to the strike.
and CBS is also new following the football game with 60 Minutes at 8 and then Cold Case/The Unit.
ABC is all-new, including Desperate Housewives and Brothers and Sisters
24 has it's season premiere
NBC has the Golden Globes, which are back in full after a pretty much canceled event last year due to the strike.
and CBS is also new following the football game with 60 Minutes at 8 and then Cold Case/The Unit.
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