TV Ratings: Monday (11/26/07)
"Samantha Who" moved to its regular timeslot at 9 pm last night and immediately lost the "#1 Comedy on TV" title. Since there will be no "Dancing" lead-in next week and the show will air opposite the "Heroes" fall finale, ABC may have a reason to be worried. Meanwhile, it appears FOX was right - the writers' strike has actually helped it reach higher ratings with an all-rerun Monday night line-up.
A rerun of FOX's blockbuster "House" did as well (or even a little better) than what regular timeslot occupant "Prison Break" normally averages. A rerun of the lead-out "Bones" however did much better than a new episode of FOX's freshman drama "K-Ville."
Meanwhile, there is more trouble on the ABC front. The Alphabet's 10 pm drama "October Road" (Geoff Stults, pictured above) which launched its second season on Thanksgiving pulled in only about 6 million viewers finishing behind NBC's "Journeyman."
ABC:
Dancing with the Stars (24.74 million)
Samantha Who (12.62 million)
Notes from the Underbelly (8.25 million)
October Road (6.02 million)
CBS:
How I Met Your Mother (8.06 million)
The Big Bang Theory (R) (7.39 million)
Two and a Half Men (15.30 million)
Rules of Engagement (11.62 million)
CSI: Miami (15.46 million)
NBC:
Chuck (8.36 million)
Heroes (11.86 million)
Journeyman (6.18 million)
FOX:
House (R) (7.44 million)
Bones (R) (6.53 million)
The CW:
Everybody hates Chris (2.28 million)
Aliens in America (1.89 million)
Girlfriends (2.28 million)
The Game (2.80 million)
Labels: October Road, Ratings
posted by Justin Van De Kamp at
1:00 PM
2 Comments:
I'm not surprised at the drop in Samantha Who's ratings although it is still leading out Dancing. I wonder whether it will go into freefall with a complete absense of DWTS, I don't know how many episodes are left to burn.
Note's from the Underbelly got its second best ever numbers, and that was second only to the pilot.
Geoff Stults is such a hunk. I could never imagine him with that "big" chick. That made the whole plotline unimaginable in my head.
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