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quote: Originally posted by Holly: quote: Originally posted by TravisYanan: NBC: 8:00pm Law & Order: CI (R) 9:00pm Deal or No Deal 10:00pm Law & Order
TIME NET HH A18-49 Viewers A18-34
8:00 NBC 4.5/7 1.5/4 6,739,000
8:30 NBC 4.9/7 1.7/4 7,295,000
9:00 NBC 5.9/9 2.1/6 8,894,000
9:30 NBC 6.0/9 2.2/5 9,102,000
10:00 NBC 6.4/10 2.8/7 9,524,000
10:30 NBC 6.6/12 3.0/8 9,676,000
I wonder if (or how much) we'll see L&O's numbers go back up next week when they go back to the DOND/CI/L&O line up.
All 3 will probably go up as this maneuver backfired. Splitting the L&O's probably also helped CBS pickup at 9-11pm. DOND should be against reality and not game and NBC shouldn't fear pitting the L&O's against CBS crime dramas.
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Wow, no American Idol results discussion, no LOST-bashing, no Eli-stone bashing... Is it really Thursday? 
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CW may be in deadly peril, but there is one hero who can save it--can it be?--it IS!--the SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJvP4cp2LZAUmmmm--Spider-MAN? Spider-kid would seem more like it. Spider-twerp, maybe. Anyway, it's not really CW--Kids WB. Travis, any hope of getting last night's ratings up earlier than 12:30? Oh well, better get some lunch. 
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quote: Originally posted by Chimera: Wow, no American Idol results discussion, no LOST-bashing, no Eli-stone bashing... Is it really Thursday?
Patience, it will come 
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quote: Originally posted by Tamaleobas: After last week's spectacle, this was a little bit of a lame LOST episode. I can't help to compare them...
I'll agree than this one paled in comparison to last week's ready-classic "The Constant." It'll be interesting to see if the ratings reflect that.
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Lost beat NA in the demo 5.4 vs 3.6
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From medialife -- NA drops, LOST holds last week's demo numbers: quote: The prospects for Fox’s new drama “New Amsterdam” are looking a bit dimmer. Facing much tougher competition for last night’s second episode, its rating slipped from its Tuesday premiere.
“Amsterdam” averaged a 3.6 adults 18-49 rating among adults 18-49, according to Nielsen overnights, off 22 percent from Tuesday’s 4.6 premiere. While a 3.6 is still a decent number, “Amsterdam” held a smaller percentage of its “American Idol” lead-in last night than it did on Tuesday, with 39 percent sticking around compared to 44 percent Tuesday. (By comparison, "Idol" was down 11 percent from Tuesday's rating last night, from a 10.5 to a 9.3.)
“Amsterdam” placed second in its timeslot, behind ABC’s “Lost,” and it was 1.6 behind the rating pulled by last week’s 9 p.m. Fox timeslot occupant, the rising “Don’t Forget the Lyrics.”
Now “Amsterdam,” about a nearly 400-year-old cop in New York City, faces a tougher task as it moves into its regular timeslot Monday at 9 p.m. Fox had some success with “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” in that slot after also premiering it behind a highly rated program, in that case an NFL playoff game.
Still, Fox very easily led the night among viewers 18-49 with a 6.5 average overnight rating and a 16 share. ABC was second at 3.3/8, CBS third at 3.0/8, NBC fourth at 2.6/7, Univision fifth at 1.7/4 and CW sixth at 0.8/2. At 8 p.m. Fox was first with a 9.3 for “American Idol,” followed by CBS with a 4.0 for “Survivor.” Univision was third with a 2.0 for its first of two hours of “Al Diablo con los Guapos,” ABC and NBC tied for fourth at 1.9, ABC for a repeat of “Lost” and NBC for an hour of “The Office” repeats, and CW was sixth with a 0.9 for a “Smallville” rerun. ABC took the lead at 9 p.m. with a 5.4 for a new “Lost,” while Fox fell to second with a 3.6 for “Amsterdam.” NBC was third with a 3.5 for “Celebrity Apprentice,” CBS fourth with a 2.7 for a repeat of “CSI,” Univision fifth with a 2.0 for its second hour of “Guapos” and CW sixth with a 0.6 for a repeat of “Reaper.” At 10 p.m. ABC led again with a 2.6 for “Eli Stone,” while NBC and CBS tied for second at 2.4, NBC for “Lipstick Jungle” and CBS for a repeat of “Without a Trace.” Univision was fourth that hour with a 1.2 for “Amas de Casa Desperadas.” Among households, Fox was first for the night with a 10.7 average overnight rating and a 16 share. CBS was second at 6.7/11, ABC third at 5.4/9, NBC fourth at 4.3/7, Univision fifth at 2.0/3 and CW sixth at 1.3/2. http://www.medialifemagazine.com/artman2/publish/Overni...ts_second_airing.asp
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Amsterdan: 3.6 Lead in: 9.3
Lost: 5.4 Lead in: 1.9
hahahahahahah
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after kast week's amazing lost episode, I needed an episode like juliet's to stop the dizziness of desmond's.
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I'm actually really enjoying the Eli Stone's episodes. It's cool to see how they tie the vision to the case, and it always has at least a twist or two.
It'll be interesting to see how it does without LOST as a lead-in in a couple of weeks. If it has built a decent following that will watch it regardless -- I think it has, and if it stays over 7 million and a 2.5, it may be worth considering keeping it around.
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quote: Originally posted by lopez: Lost: 5.4 Lead in: 1.9
hahahahahahah
Clearly, the lead-in for Lost needs to be cancelled since it performs so horribly.
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That's good news for Lost. This is the last week of American Idol on Thursday's, and they were able to weather the storm quite well (yes, I realize they weren't going up head-to-head, but when a network has a 25 million viewer lead-in advantage its something to take into consideration.)
I think Lost will settle in to the 5.4 - 5.6 range for the rest of its 9pm episodes, and then drop to around 5.1 - 5.3 for the 10pm episodes, with a spike for the season finale. Not bad at all.
Interesting that ABC is still beating CBS in 18-49 even with fresh Survivor episodes (and procedural repeats that are always so praised for repeating well)... despite the fact they are leading out the night with a low-rated Lost repeat.
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quote: Originally posted by Obveeus: Well, not everything can be as interesting as Big Brother and Paradise Hotel. Still, I am sure you could have enjoyed the argument about how black women like to take it from the back.
Hey I didn't say the people on those shows are perfect and I don't condone their actions. Train wreck factor is what makes those shows appealing to me. Watch what you like.
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