Source: http://pifeedback.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/ ... m/73410194

1. "American Idol" (FOX) 16.2/25
2. "House" (FOX) 13.1/19
3. "Dancing With the Stars" (ABC) 11.4/17
4. "NCIS" (CBS) 9.1/14
5. "Law & Order: SVU" (NBC) 8.8/14
6. "Boston Legal" (ABC) 7.4/12
7. "The Unit" (CBS) 6.2/9
8. "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (NBC) 5.7/8
9. "CSI: NY" (R, CBS) 5.3/9
10. "Dateline" (NBC) 4.4/7
11. "George Lopez" (ABC) 3.4/5
12. "Gilmore Girls" (CW) 3.0/5
13. "Veronica Mars" (CW) 1.6/2

Total Viewers

1. "American Idol" (FOX) 25.76
2. "House" (FOX) 21.27
3. "Dancing With the Stars" (ABC) 15.81
4. "NCIS" (CBS) 13.70
5. "Law & Order: SVU" (NBC) 11.27
6. "Boston Legal" (ABC) 10.25
7. "The Unit" (CBS) 9.77
8. "CSI: NY" (R, CBS) 7.74
9. "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (NBC) 7.35
10. "Dateline" (NBC) 5.45
11. "George Lopez" (ABC) 4.68
12. "Gilmore Girls" (CW) 4.04
13. "Veronica Mars" (CW) 2.44

Shit, what the hell is wrong with tv as of late. DWTS drops, CSI: NY does terrible on a repeat, L&O, Gilmore Girls, NCIS.

Gilmore Girls is actually up. Unfortunately.

go boston legal woo

Poor Veronica Mars

At this point, a renewal has nothing to do with ratings, just like it hasn't the past two times it was renewed. I'm not even slightly hopeful, but, for some reason, I would not be surprised if it did get renewed again.

Well, if it makes any of us feel better (and it probably won't), there was an episode in February at 2.47 mill out of 4.6 mill for a new Gilmore Girls. So... hooray for better retention?

wow. is that the highest retention for House out of AI??

Boston Legal is probably the most underrated show of all the networks ratings-wise. It's kept its modest 10m-some viewership strong most of the season and is now above the season to date ABC network average (a good barometer to see whether shows will get renewed, although BL has already received the good word).

Ouch for SVU.



It was on a different night. It's actual timeslot is tonight (wednesdays) at 10pm opposite Lost. But, ya I guess anything under 10 million for CBS is a surprise