Folks...I am heading out for the rest of the day. The Friday numbers were not available yet, and will look for them when I come home tonight.

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Originally posted by A.C.:

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Originally posted by Julie:
Thankgod April left - she really started to annoy me this week. Now Ollie is like a lovesick puppydog in the house - did you see the way he looked during the HOH competition?-LOL

I have to say, those are good numbers for Flashpoint. It still manages to grow on CSI's numbers. The only thing I can see is the show has no buzz whatsoever - I see absolutely no one talking about the show at all!-LOL

Ollie would be crushed if he could see April's interview with Julie Chen...you could tell she was just using him and now that they are apart the showmance met a quick death...she barely acknowledged him when she was at the door ready to leave the house.

And yeah FLASHPOINT has the ratings but no buzz where as SWINGTOWN (the better show) had buzz whether you were for it or against it but not ratings.

Nina Tassler is still saying they haven't made a decision on it yet according to a interview on Blogpulse...so there is still a slender hope...

Yeah, I loved April's response after she was kicked out of the house. She said she didn't want to get married, and she didn't want to live with him. I doubt their relationship will last out of the house, or at least ot for long.

I almost wish Nina Tassler would come out and tell us whether or not it's cancelled. But, maybe she's being honest, and she hasn't made the decision yet. Plus, she's an obvious fan of the show and Molly Parker - I think that'll help. Ane CBS does own Showtime, which helps even more. We Swingtown fans have a lot of factors going our way.

Ratings of the Summer Olympiad: 2004 vs 2008 -> End of Week Two

After two full weeks, 14 days of Summer Olympics on NBC, which competing network is holding up best, especially when compared to four years ago with the Athens Olympics? FOX seems to have suffered the least worst Olympic-to-Olympic losses...down 40% in A18-49, down 26% in households, down 27% in viewers. But all the nets are down by high double digits compared to four summers ago, and overall there are 19% fewer A18-49s, 13% fewer households and 9% fewer viewers that have been watching tv over the last two weeks.

				
demo	web	demo	demo	%
Rank	web	2008	2004	chg
1	NBC	9.27	8.84	5%
2	CBS	1.38	2.45	-44%
3	FOX	1.14	1.92	-40%
4	ABC	1.10	1.83	-40%
5	CW/wb	0.53	0.92	-43%
6	MNT/upn	0.42	1.05	-60%
	total	13.85	17.01	-19%

				
HH	web	HH	HH	HH
rank	web	2008	2004	chg
1	NBC	16.4	15.6	5%
2	CBS	3.5	4.9	-29%
3	ABC	2.3	3.2	-28%
4	FOX	2.1	2.9	-26%
5	CW/wb	0.9	1.6	-40%
6	MNT/upn	0.7	1.8	-59%
	total	25.9	29.8	-13%
				
viewers	web	viewers	viewers	viewers
rank	web	2008	2004	chg
1	NBC	28.086	25.514	10%
2	CBS	5.157	7.344	-30%
3	ABC	3.364	4.826	-30%
4	FOX	3.125	4.263	-27%
5	CW/wb	1.451	2.167	-33%
6	MNT/upn	1.136	2.520	-55%
	total	42.32	46.634	-9%
  

N.B. -> For purposes of comparison, MNT is compared against UPN and The CW compared to The WB...it must be noted that four years ago, UPN had the Nielsen-average-boosting Smackdown numbers increasing their average, whereas this year, The CW has the Smackdown numbers raising their average.

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Originally posted by Marc Berman:
Big Brother 10 at a second-place 6.19 million viewers and a 2.0/ 7 among adults 18-49 at 8 p.m. (so long, April!)

Not the blonde I want gone, but it was clear Renny should target the showmance.