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1. "CSI: Miami" (CBS) 12.9/20
2. "Deal or No Deal" (NBC) 10.4/15
3. "Two and a Half Men" (CBS) 10.4/15
4. "Heroes" (NBC) 9.7/14
5. "The New Adventures of Old Christine" (CBS) 8.3/12
6. "House" (R, FOX) 6.4/9
7. "How I Met Your Mother" (CBS) 6.1/9
8. "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" (NBC) 5.9/9
9. "Prison Break" (FOX) 5.8/9
10. "The Bachelor: Rome" (ABC) 5.5/8
11. "The Class" (CBS) 5.5/8
12. "Wife Swap" (ABC) 5.2/8
13. "What About Brian" (ABC) 3.7/6
14. "Everybody Hates Chris" (CW) 2.7/4
15. "Girlfriends" (CW) 2.5/4
16. "All of Us" (CW) 2.3/3
17. "The Game" (CW) 2.1/3

Total Viewers

1. "CSI: Miami" (CBS) 18.44
2. "Deal or No Deal" (NBC) 17.97
3. "Two and a Half Men" (CBS) 15.95
4. "Heroes" (NBC) 15.01
5. "The New Adventures of Old Christine" (CBS) 12.05
6. "How I Met Your Mother" (CBS) 9.47
7. "House" (R, FOX) 9.23
8. "Prison Break" (FOX) 9.15
9. "The Bachelor: Rome" (ABC) 8.77
10. "The Class" (CBS) 8.52
11. "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" (NBC) 7.79
12. "Wife Swap" (ABC) 6.76
13. "What About Brian" (ABC) 5.59
14. "Everybody Hates Chris" (CW) 3.20
15. "All of Us" (CW) 3.13
16. "Girlfriends" (CW) 3.00
17. "The Game" (CW) 2.43

If "Heroes" doesn't improve soon, I don't think it will be on past December.

Hm, if the first Heroes season concludes in a satisfying enough way, expect the second season to premiere with a bit over 20 million viewers. Though ever since I saw the pilot, I knew this would be big.

heh, a repeat of House on a different night got better ratings than its lead in show.

Does anyone know:

A) how many episodes of Heroes there are going to be in the first season?
B) When repeats will start?
C) When the show will go on Hiatus?

If this show has a lost like hiatus, it would allow a lot of people to catch up and join in.

If "Heroes" goes through a Lost-like hiatus (which I suspect it will, seeing as how it's been running rerun-free thus far), I would hope NBC airs all the first episodes for everyone to see that hasn't watched the show yet.

Heroes continues to grow. This remains NBC's only real success story of the season so far.

Good for the CBS comedies. How I Met Your Mother has been holding its own relatively well at the anchor spot, which I like to see.

Yeah Heroes keeps getting bigger, but it's not all that surprising. I mean, it's a great concept that's way different from anything else on TV right now. I'm not convinced that this won't be a flash in the pan, but it's one of the most obvious sucess stories of the season.

[font=century gothic]I'm suprised Studio 60 didn't go down even further. I guess that's kind of good news considering the last two episodes weren't very good except for John Goodman and Steven Webber.[/font]