Ratings Report
For the week ending October 9, 2005...
Top 20 Prime Time Programs
1. CSI (CBS)
2. Desperate Housewives (ABC)
3. Lost (ABC)
4. WIthout a Trace (CBS)
5. CSI: Miami (CBS)
6. Grey's Anatomy (ABC)
7. Survivor: Guatemala (CBS)
8. Commander in Chief (ABC)
9. NCIS (CBS)
10. Law & Order: SVU (NBC)
11. Cold Case (CBS)
12. NFL Monday Night Football (ABC)
13. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC)
14. CSI: NY (CBS)
15. Two and a Half Men (CBS)
16. ER (NBC)
17. Las Vegas (NBC)
18. My Name is Earl (NBC)
19. Crossing Jordan (NBC)
20. Medium (NBC)
The Bottom Five
111. Twins (WB)
112. Blue Collar TV (WB)
113. What I Like About You (WB)
114. Reba - Beginnings (WB)
115. Sex, Love, and Secrets (UPN)
Cancellation watch: the season's third cancellation is official... and to no one's surprise, it's NBC's Inconceivable. It was just days ago that NBC was publically voicing its support for the show, despite word that production on the series had been shut down. A permanent replacement has yet to be announced. But whatever it is, it HAS to be better than Inconceivable.
Actually, now that I think about it, there is one thing that would be worse than Inconceiveable. Nobody's heard anything about NBC picking up Sex, Love, and Secrets, have they?
Top 20 Prime Time Programs
1. CSI (CBS)
2. Desperate Housewives (ABC)
3. Lost (ABC)
4. WIthout a Trace (CBS)
5. CSI: Miami (CBS)
6. Grey's Anatomy (ABC)
7. Survivor: Guatemala (CBS)
8. Commander in Chief (ABC)
9. NCIS (CBS)
10. Law & Order: SVU (NBC)
11. Cold Case (CBS)
12. NFL Monday Night Football (ABC)
13. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC)
14. CSI: NY (CBS)
15. Two and a Half Men (CBS)
16. ER (NBC)
17. Las Vegas (NBC)
18. My Name is Earl (NBC)
19. Crossing Jordan (NBC)
20. Medium (NBC)
The Bottom Five
111. Twins (WB)
112. Blue Collar TV (WB)
113. What I Like About You (WB)
114. Reba - Beginnings (WB)
115. Sex, Love, and Secrets (UPN)
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Cancellation watch: the season's third cancellation is official... and to no one's surprise, it's NBC's Inconceivable. It was just days ago that NBC was publically voicing its support for the show, despite word that production on the series had been shut down. A permanent replacement has yet to be announced. But whatever it is, it HAS to be better than Inconceivable.
Actually, now that I think about it, there is one thing that would be worse than Inconceiveable. Nobody's heard anything about NBC picking up Sex, Love, and Secrets, have they?
posted by TV Boy at 7:01 PM
2 Comments:
TV Boy,
I thought Alias was a popular show - where is it in the rankings?
And what about Real World?
And the Surreal Life?
Alias has been landing in the middle of the weekly Nielsen pack. It has improved the time-slot rating (versus a year ago) for ABC, but its numbers are not exactly burning up the track. Sorry.
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