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Author:  Libs [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Thursday (1/11) Ratings
Overnights
1. "Grey's Anatomy" (ABC) - 15.5/23
2. "Ugly Betty" (ABC) - 10.4/16
3. "ER" (NBC) - 8.5/14
4. "CSI" (R, CBS) - 8.4/12
5. "Shark" (R, CBS) - 7.5/12
6. "Men in Trees" (ABC) - 7.4/12
7. "My Name Is Earl" (NBC) - 6.7/10
8. "The Office" (NBC) - 6.4/9
9. "Scrubs" (NBC) - 5.0/7
10. "Armed & Famous" (CBS) - 4.7/7
11. "30 Rock" (NBC) - 4.2/6
12. "Smallville" (CW) - 3.6/5
13. "'Til Death" (Fox) - 3.2/5
14. "The War at Home" (Fox) - 2.8/4
15. "Supernatural" (CW) - 2.6/4
16. "The O.C." (Fox) - 2.4/4

Viewers (in millions)
1. "Grey's Anatomy" (ABC) - 22.94
2. "Ugly Betty" (ABC) - 13.42
3. "ER" (NBC) - 12.06
4. "CSI" (R, CBS) - 11.87
5. "My Name Is Earl" (NBC) - 10.90
6. "Men in Trees" (ABC) - 10.26
7. "Shark" (R, CBS) - 10.21
8. "The Office" (NBC) - 10.18
9. "Scrubs" (NBC) - 7.82
10. "Armed & Famous" (CBS) - 7.81
11. "30 Rock" (NBC) - 6.06
12. "'Til Death" (Fox) - 4.68
13. "Smallville" (CW) - 4.62
14. "The War at Home" (Fox) - 4.32
15. "The O.C." (Fox) - 3.80
16. "Supernatural" (CW) - 3.21

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Author:  Dkmuto [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:24 pm ]
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The Office has been pulling in some impressive 18-49 numbers.

And actually last night was Laura Innes's last appearance on ER, so I'm glad it did a little better.
Author:  Mister Ecks [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:24 pm ]
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Impressive viewer numbers for Earl and Office, not to mention awesome 18-49 numbers:

Earl: 4.7/13
Office: 5.0/13

With a little patience, NBC could be looking at two shows that may potentially get 15 million viewers or more on average by next season.
Author:  Libs [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:29 pm ]
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NBC is reaping the benefits for being patient with Earl and The Office, especially the latter.

Grey's Anatomy continues to own everything.

And Ugly Betty is still not living up to its name. I hope it gets a Best Comedy Series nomination, in addition to the obvious nod America Ferrera will get.

At least Men in Trees is doing better than Six Degrees, but that dip of 12 million viewers from Grey's seems a bit concerning. Seems like another show that will do better if they're patient.
Author:  Raffiki [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 10:13 pm ]
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Wasn't ABC going to release a show called Notes from the Underbelly? Maybe they'll try to put that after Anatomy.

I think Men in Trees is doing great though. Overall ABC had an amazing night but Anatomy definitely disappointed a bit and secured its status below CSI for the season. LAst week CSI got 26+ million viewers with a repeat of Anatomy. this week, with CSI as repeat Anatomy did just as good as it was doing it beginning of the season with fresh CSI.

Earl and Office pulled in very nice numbers.
Author:  Mister Ecks [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 10:20 pm ]
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I'm more anxious for the next GA vs. CSI round. CSI takes it, comparing last week to this week, but the repeat did really bad this week. CSI usually does about 15 mill for repeats. I think.
Author:  Magic Mike [ Fri Jan 12, 2007 11:33 pm ]
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Raffiki wrote:
Wasn't ABC going to release a show called Notes from the Underbelly? Maybe they'll try to put that after Anatomy.


Yes. It's one I'm really excited for because it has the fucking adorable and talented Jennifer Westfeldt of Kissing Jessica Stein fame. However I'm nervous because it's one that could easily flop, even though advanced reviews are great. They were going to have Big Day as its lead-in, but that would be a bad idea now and they seem to have pushed the premiere of this show back. I think they should debut it after Grey's Anatomy (like, air two episodes since it's a half hour show) for a couple of weeks or so, or maybe for the entire first season of it, so it can find an audience before needing to swim on its own. I really want it to be a hit.
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