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Although it was pitted against a three-hour Survivor finale, last night’s game between the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys was yesterday’s hottest ticket. The event gave NBC a double-win in the ratings yesterday.

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Thanks to an earlier battle between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys, FOX was easily the winner last night with the demos. Meanwhile, 60 Minutes’ strong showing made CBS Sunday’s most-watched network.

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  • (11.8 million, 4.5/11 in 18-49) was down 1.8 million.
  • The 13th finale of (10.6 million, 3.1/7) was up 7% from last season.
  • (10.3 million, 3.3/8) was up a notch.
  • ‘s BCS Selection Show (3.9/10) drew in 9.6 million.
  • (6.2 million, 2.8/7) fell 1.8 million.
  • ‘s airing of The Cutting Edge (1.6, 0.6/1) gave the network its best Sunday numbers all season.

Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: FOX and CBS on Top

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A Jack Bauer-free night meant a return to normal for NBC and CBS.  Last night, the Eye network - with help from a usually-strong 60 Minutes - was on top with the viewers. Meanwhile, sports programming helped NBC in the demos.

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Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: Wins for Both NBC and CBS

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Although it had been 18 months since we last left Jack Bauer (longer than the writers’ strike itself), fans still cared enough to welcome 24 back. Even though it was down 23% from Season 6’s debut, last night’s two-hour “bridge” movie - with help from an earlier football overrun - gave FOX wins in the viewers and the demos.

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  • (12.3 million, 4.7/11 in 18-49) lost 4.7 million.
  • The (12.2 million, 5.1/12) had its best ratings in four years.
  • (12 million) 4.0/9) was up 18% from the previous season’s finale.
  • (10.1 million, 2.7/6) slid by 2.2 million.
  • * (640,000, 0.2/0) picked up 40,000.
  • Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: 24 Makes Up for Lost Time

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    Nearly two weeks after the election, President-elect Barack Obama is still drawing record numbers. Last night’s interview on 60 Minutes attracted approximately 24.5 million, the show’s best numbers in 9 years. This performance helped CBS win the night with the viewers, though it wasn’t enough to take the demos from NBC.

    Barack Obama on 60 Minutes8pm

    Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: Obama Still a Big Draw

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    All the action yesterday was found on the gridiron. A contest between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles helped NBC win the night in the demos. Meanwhile, an earlier game on CBS put the Eye network on top with the viewers.

    Eli Manning of the NY Giants8pm

    Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: Hot Night for Football

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    Even though the show celebrated Halloween two days late, The Simpsons’ annual “Treehouse of Horror” special was still timely with the viewers. Last night’s animated event gave the series its best performance in the demos in nearly five years. That result, in turn, gave the network a Sunday win in the demos. Meanwhile, the Patriots/Colts football game put NBC on top with the viewers.

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    Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: Treehouse of Horror Has Monster-Sized Numbers

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    Although Barack Obama was the most watched person over the five major networks (a combined 26.3 million watched him on CBS, FOX and NBC), Game 5 of the World Series was the most-watched event on one network last night. And while it still lagged behind the political infomercial, Pushing Daisies did get a nice bump from bored voters.

    Obama Infomercial8pm

    Click to continue reading Wednesday Ratings: Daisies Gets a Little Push from Obama

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    Last night, a slate full of CBS repeats helped ABC take an easy win with the viewers. Unfortunately, the Alphabet network still had to settle for a tie with FOX in the demos.

    Dancing with the Stars' Susan Lucci and Tony Dovolani8pm

    Click to continue reading Monday Ratings: CBS Repeats Help ABC

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    It looks like the fourth time was still a charm for FOX. Although it was down 28% from 2007’s numbers, yesterday’s game between the Phillies and the Rays was the best of the series so far. Despite competition from ABC, Game 4 of the World Series gave its network wins in both categories last night.

    World Series Game 48pm

    • Approximately 15.5 million watched the Philadelphia Phillies take Game 4 of the (5.1 in 18-49).
    • (12.2 million, 3.9/10) nailed down another 1.4 million.
    • (9.7 million, 2.9/7) had 1.5 million less.
    • ‘s broadcast of The 40-Year-Old Virgin attracted 4.3 million (1.9/5).
    • (846,000, 0.3/1) actually did about 96,000 better than last week.

    Click to continue reading Sunday Ratings: No Strikeout for FOX

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