Source: http://pifeedback.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/ ... m/69110381

1. "CSI: Miami" (R, CBS) 10.4/17
2. "Deal or No Deal" (NBC) 10.1/15
3. "Heroes" (NBC) 9.7/14
4. "Two and a Half Men" (R, CBS) 9.3/13
5. "The New Adventures of Old Christine" (R, CBS) 7.3/11
6. "Prison Break" (FOX) 5.9/9
7. "How I Met Your Mother" (R, CBS) 5.8/9
8. "Friday Night Lights" (NBC) 5.7/10
9. "The Bachelor: Rome" (ABC) 5.7/8
10. "The Class" (R, CBS) 5.1/7
11. "Justice" (FOX) 4.7/7
12. "Wife Swap" (R, ABC) 4.7/7
13. "What About Brian" (ABC) 4.3/7
14. "Everybody Hates Chris" (CW) 2.8/4
15. "Girlfriends" (CW) 2.6/4
16. "All of Us" (CW) 2.5/4
17. "The Game" (CW) 2.3/3

Total Viewers

1. "Deal or No Deal" (NBC) 16.84
2. "Heroes" (NBC) 14.74
3. "CSI: Miami" (R, CBS) 14.20
4. "Two and a Half Men" (R, CBS) 13.77
5. "The New Adventures of Old Christine" (R, CBS) 10.77
6. "Prison Break" (FOX) 8.96
7. "How I Met Your Mother" (R, CBS) 8.46
8. "Friday Night Lights" (NBC) 8.29
9. "The Bachelor: Rome" (ABC) 8.23
10. "The Class" (R, CBS) 7.16
11. "Justice" (FOX) 6.50
12. "Wife Swap" (R, ABC) 6.49
13. "What About Brian" (ABC) 6.44
14. "Everybody Hates Chris" (CW) 3.56
15. "Girlfriends" (CW) 3.12
16. "All of Us" (CW) 3.08
17. "The Game" (CW) 2.84

Heroes is still rocking! Second biggest in terms of viewers.

Actually, I'm pretty sure that's the biggest audience yet, helped no doubt by an above-average DOND and CBS being in repeats.

And that FNL number is bigger than the last two Studio 60s. Sounds good.

Glad Friday Night Lights did better than usual.

I watched it last night, and while I couldn't completely get into it, I can see why it's getting raves.

Anyone know the ratings for the Monday Night Football game? I wonder where it would rank on this list.

Nice for CW. The comedies are beginning to find their audience. I hope Chris continues to climb.

And there goes Studio 60..

Impressive ascent for Heroes.

Friday Night Lights got a 5.7 rating. Last week Studio 60 got a 6.3 rating in the same time slot. FNL got marginally more viewers but not enough to make a big difference.

But, if NBC had a choice, I'm betting they go with FNL, because Studio 60 costs more (I assume).

On the other hand, their relationship with Sorkin is probably important to them. I expect FNL to be canceled in a few weeks and for Studio 60 to go on hiatus and re-emerge in midseason with a more realistic and down to earth atmosphere. Pure speculation of course, but hey that's what I'm here for.

Apparently, NBC sent out an email to the press saying that the rumors going around that Studio 60 is cancelled are not true. So it sounds like they're gonna keep it around for a while more.