Dallas last night got a season high 0.9 and 3.56 million viewers which was up over 1 million on the last few episodes. Hopefully some of them stick around, the new theme they did for that episode was a really lovely touch (not that anyone here cares)

Finals:

 

3.5 The Bachelor

2.7 The Following

2.1 Rules Of Engagement

2.0 The Biggest Loser

1.1 Deception

 

What happened this season with The Bachelor? Superb ratings.

0.2 90210

Wow. :mellow:

The Good Wife finally has a syndication deal. :lol: Now for a renewal please.

Tuesdays are so dull...

 

2.2 Hell's Kitchen

1.6 Celebrity Wife Swap

1.5 Golden Boy

1.2 Body Of Proof

1.2 The Taste

0.9 Betty White's Off Their Rockers

0.9 Smash

 

 

Thankfully we can count on NBC to cheer us up:

 

"Smash" (0.9/3) is currently up 0.1 of a point or 13% versus last

week's official-national 0.8 rating and up 0.2 of a point or 29%

versus last week's 0.7 in these prelim fast-affiliate ratings from

last week.

 

Note that this week's lead-in for "Smash" is down 22 percent week to

week (to a 0.7 for an encore "New Normal," down from last week's 0.9

for an original). "Smash" is currently building on this week's

lead-in by 29% or 0.2 of a point.

 

* Note that "Smash" continues to add an exceptional amount of

viewership via time-shifting, with last week's 18-49 rating growing by

77% or 0.58 of a point going from these next-day "live plus same day"

ratings to "live plus three day" results (to a 1.33 from a 0.75). In

that slot, last week's "Golden Boy" went up 16% from L+SD to L+3 (to a

1.89 from a 1.63, 0.26 of a point) and "Body Of Proof" grew by 42%

(1.78 vs. 1.25, 0.53 of a point).

 

* "Smash" is also currently the most upscale drama on ABC, CBS,

NBC and Fox so far this season in its concentration of adults 18-49

living in homes with $100K+ incomes, with an index of 163 in "most

current" results that include "live plus three day" time-shifting (100

represents an average concentration of those homes), up from a 150

index last season.

SPIN SPIN SPIN

 

It's still ABYSMAL, though in NBC terms it's only slightly less than good.

ABC could have done a much better spin job on those numbers.

SMASH moving to Saturdays as of April 6th, NBC say it will air all 17 episodes though.

 

Go On is moving to Thursday at 9.30 for it's final 2 episodes (April 4/11) and will air after The Office.

 

The New Normal will have its one hour season finale April 2nd after The Voice.

So that's those three dead then.

Really? I mean we know SMASH is a goner but certainly in the case of Go On it seems to me like they are trying to give it a bit of a boost off the back of one of their only successful shows. It does seem like a more likely renewal than most of their other flop sitcoms too, so I do think we'll see it back.

 

The New Normal is pretty much dead though, so I agree with you there.

It's a very early finish date though. I'd have thought if they were trying to turn it into a hit they'd be airing it behind The Office in May sweeps when it's lead in is likely to be getting NBC's highest ratings for the year.

True, but it only has 4 more episodes to air so they'd have to take a long break in that case which could be just as harmful as an early finale.

Thursday:

 

4.5 Big Bang Theory (season low)

3.3 Two And A Half Men

3.0 American Idol (series low for regularly scheduled episode)

2.9 Person Of Interest

2.6 Grey's Anatomy (season low)

2.4 Elementary

2.0 Glee

1.9 The Office

1.6 Parks & Recreation

1.1 Vampire Diaries

1.0 1600 Penn

1.0 Community (series low)

0.5 Beauty & The Beast

 

TWD now well and truly above TBBT. New GA but no new Scandal, hmmm kay. And we might see AI hit the 2's this spring, exciting!

And with the reappearance of GA Glee's ratings tumble back. Not surprising, I expect it to be hitting 1.7's by the end of April.

Now had Scandal been on last night there would have been a very real chance of it bettering Greys.

Tbf Glee has already hit those ratings this season

Was really hoping TBBT wouldn't go below a 5.0 this season but eh, the power of daylight saving (and CBS had some preemptions last night).

 

Going to be hardly any difference between Idol & The X Factor by the end of the season!

All networks had preemptions last night apparently. We'll see how much changes with the finals

Community surely DEAD if this continues :(

Community surely DEAD if this continues :(

 

Good. It's become shit. I never expected a 5th season anyway. It has earned syndication rights with Season 4.

Edited March 15, 201312 yr by Marina Hurts