TV Ratings: "Big Shots" Hits Series Low
Baseball World Series on FOX continued to rule the prime-time as ABC's freshman drama "Big Shots" lost 55% of the rising "Grey's Anatomy" audience and dipped to a new series low of 8.08 million viewers.
The Dylan McDermott drama has now lost about 30% of its September 27 debut audience when 11.56 million viewers tuned in to sample the new show.
The show actually lost over 2 million viewers as the hour progressed, ending up with a little over 7 million in the final half hour. Needless to say, the show's toast.
"The Office" is still the strongest link in NBC's comedy line-up pulling in almost 9 million viewers. Furthermore, the comedy scores the highest 18-49 rating in NBC's entire Thursday night line-up beating veteran drama "ER" by an entire rating point (4.7 vs. 3.7).
ABC:
Ugly Betty (9.84 million)
Grey's Anatomy (17.95 million)
Big Shots (8.08 million)
CBS:
Survivor: China (14.16 million)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, (R) (14.76 million)
Without a Trace (12.75 million)
NBC:
My Name Is Earl (8.23 million)
30 Rock (6.53 million)
The Office (8.98 million)
Scrubs (7.03 million)
ER (9.12 million)
FOX:
Baseball World Series (15.64 million)
The CW:
Smallville (4.50 million)
Supernatural (3.27 million)
posted by Justin Van De Kamp at
12:00 PM
1 Comments:
Thursday on ABC seems to parallel Wednesday night a lot. The only differene seems to be that GA is doing a lot better then PP. Other than that, the ratings seem very close for the time slots.
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