Source: http://tvtracker.com/daily_ratings.php

1. "Desperate Housewives" (ABC) 12.9/20
2. "NFL Overrun" (FOX) 11.9/21
3. "Without a Trace" (CBS) 9.8/16
4. "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (ABC) 8.6/14
5. "Brothers & Sisters" (ABC) 8.6/14
6. "Cold Case" (CBS) 8.5/13
7. "Sunday Night Football" (NBC) 8.5/13
8. "60 Minutes" (CBS) 7.1/13
9. "The Amazing Race 10" (CBS) 6.4/10
10. "America's Funniest Home Videos" (ABC) 4.9/8
11. "MLB Playoffs" (FOX) 4.5/7
12. "Football Night in America" (NBC) 3.9/7
13. "Girlfriends" (CW) 1.8/3
14. "America's Next Top Model" (R, CW) 1.8/3
15. "The Game" (CW) 1.7/3
16. "All of Us" (CW) 1.5/3
17. "Everybody Hates Chris" (CW) 1.0/3

Total Viewers

1. "Desperate Housewives" (ABC) 20.75
2. "NFL Overrun" (FOX) 18.95
3. "Without a Trace" (CBS) 15.00
4. "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (ABC) 14.91
5. "Cold Case" (CBS) 13.67
6. "Sunday Night Football" (NBC) 13.33
7. "Brothers & Sisters" (ABC) 13.20
8. "60 Minutes" (CBS) 10.22
9. "The Amazing Race 10" (CBS) 10.19
10. "America's Funniest Home Videos" (ABC) 8.15
11. "MLB Playoffs" (FOX) 6.54
12. "Football Night in America" (NBC) 5.78
13. "Girlfriends" (CW) 2.87
14. "The Game" (CW) 2.68
15. "America's Next Top Model" (R, CW) 2.65
16. "All of Us" (CW) 2.40
17. "Everybody Hates Chris" (CW) 2.36

I really hope Chris finds its audience on Mondays. This is just pathetic.

What happened to Everybody Hates Chris and why is it last place when compared to the other CW shows during that night? From what I saw of EHC last year that is was better than the other shows WB and UPN put up

The only people who watch anyway on Sundays at 7 are Football nuts and old people getting their 60 Minutes fix.

They stuck it at 7 on Sunday. That's what happened.

wait wait wait... 7 EASTERN time?!

.......

First Fox, now CW. How the fuck can networks NOT realize how terrible of a timeslot that is? It's 50 times worse than fridays. That's how bad it is.

Luckily, The CW realized that, and is moving the entire line-up to Mondays next week, where the comedies SHOULD'VE been at the beginning of the season.

I was reading through some of Berman's archived columns. One in January 2004 featured Fear Factor receiving a 9.4/14 rating and being labeled a winner. Oh, how times have changed.

Someone tell me how Brothers & Sisters and The Amazing Race are doing.

Tell me NOW.

Brothers and Sisters, while getting pretty decent ratings, is losing a lot of Desperate Housewives audience, and it also lost 1.5mil in the second half hour. But it is keeping it audience week to week, pretty much.

Ditto what Jujubee said. Retention out of Housewives could be a lot better, could be a lot worse for Brothers & Sisters. It seems more comparable to how Boston Legal was doing post-DH than Grey's.

The Amazing Race is doing well (about 11 million viewers weekly). I mean, not as good as it was a few seasons ago (like the Rob & Amber season), but certainly an improvement over the weak ratings it had for most of its run, as well as last season.

Brothers & Sisters is doing quite solid for a new series this year, considering most are bombing hard.