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Ratings News - 17th March 2015

17 Mar 2015

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  • Last Week's Final Adjusted Ratings


  • Early Ratings Analysis by Marc Berman (TVMediaInsights)
    The analysis below is based on the early household numbers and are NOT the same as the numbers that will be posted in the above table later. (See the About section below)

    NOTE: The opinions expressed here are NOT those of SpoilerTV but of the Author of this Article, Marc Berman.

    Monday 3/16/15 Metered Markets
    Solid Return for Dependable “Dancing With the Stars” on ABC

    Household
    Rating/Share
    ABC 8.5/14
    NBC 6.6/11
    CBS 4.5/ 7
    Fox 2.0/ 3
    CW 0.9/ 1

    -Percent Change from the Year-Ago Oscar Evening – Sunday 3/17/14:
    CW: +12, CBS: – 4, ABC: – 7, NBC: -14, Fox: -17

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    Note: The following labels are based on the household overnights and are subject to change given the availability of other pending data streams. The overnights are your first look at what to potentially expect when the other results come in. And we always take into account other benchmarks including the expected demographic ratings, potential DVR usage, the critical acclaim (or lack of) and the social media presence. Keep in mind, as always, that results for any live sporting event are always approximate.

    -Winners:
    “Dancing With the Stars” (ABC), “The Voice” (NBC)

    -Losers (excluding repeats):
    “The Originals” (CW), “The Following” (Fox), “Jane the Virgin” (CW), “The Night Shift” (NBC)

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    Ratings Breakdown:
    The spring edition of “Dancing With the Stars” on ABC remains a healthy — and dominant — option in the household overnights, with a 9.8 rating/15 share from 8-10 p.m. Comparably, this was a minor two percent above the 9.5/15 for the fall season-opener on Sept. 16, 2014 (which translated into 13.64 million viewers and a 2.4 rating/7 share in adults 18-49, based on the Live Plus Same Day data). And it was just five percent below the 10.3/16 for the spring season-premiere one year earlier (on 3/17/14). In other words, “Dancing With the Stars” remains a successful component on the ABC line-up. Go Rumer Willis and Robert Herjavec!

    Competing “The Voice” on NBC finished second with an 8.1/13 from 8-10 p.m., which was seven percent below the 8.7/13 one week earlier. But “The Voice” will have no trouble holding a significant advantage in all the key young adult demos.

    “Castle” on ABC at 10 p.m. scored a 6.0/11, which held 62 percent of the 9:30 p.m. portion of “Dancing With the Stars.” But NBC’s competing “The Night Shift” finished third in the hour with a 3.6/ 6, which held only 42 percent of the 9:30 p.m. portion of “The Voice” (8.6/13) and trailed a repeat of “NCIS: Los Angeles” on CBS (4.2/ 7) by 14 percent. If NBC leaves “The Blacklist” on Thursday next season, a priority for the network must be finding something suitable out of “The Voice” on Monday.

    CBS, meanwhile, was on the map from 8-9 p.m. care of a repeat of “The Big Bang Theory” (#3: 5.2/ 8) and compatible “Mike & Molly” (#2: 5.3/ 8). Next was a repeat of freshman hit “Scorpion” (#3: 4.0/ 6) from 9-10 p.m., followed by aforementioned “NCIS: Los Angeles” (#2: 4.2/ 7).

    Elsewhere, a repeat of Fox’s “Gotham” (#4: 1.7/ 3 at 8 p.m.) led into a series-low 2.4/ 4 for “The Following” at 9 p.m., which was eight percent below the 2.6/ 4 one week earlier and 25 percent below the 3.2/ 5 on the year-ago evening. And lowly The CW was flat from one week earlier with its pairing of “The Originals” (#5: 1.0/ 2) and “Jane the Virgin” (#5: 0.9/ 1), which remains the network series at present most worthy of a larger audience.

    Source: Nielsen Media Research


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110 comments:

  1. Good for ABC

    Ouch for The Following

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  2. I've sort of known ever since last season that this was going to be my last year with The Following, so I will just enjoy it while it lasts. But it's sad to see it doing so poorly.

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  3. It seems that the long breaks hurt FOX, I hope they don't do that to Empire

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  4. Bit of a drop for Mike and Molly but understandable given it probs shares more of an audience with DWTS than The Bachelor. NCIS LA getting more viewers than Scorpion again, but also totally understandable given Scorpion had way more competition. I know both were repeats. Good numbers potentially for DWTS

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  5. The Night Shift lost to a NCIS: LA repeat. Really NBC? This is your The Voice lead out?

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  6. Considering DST, that's also great for The Voice. If track record holds, Tuesday should be stronger at 8 PM, which will be a great lead in for the comedies. It's up to the comedies to deliver.

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  7. I hope Undateable makes it as unlikely as it is

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  8. Yes great for TV

    The only thing is on Tuesday TV is only 1 hr

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  9. Undateable should do OK, it's One Big Happy that is the complete wildcard. It's one of those show that could completely bomb out of the gate or do surprisingly well.

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  10. I don't see the "surprisingly well" part there, but maybe that is what surprisingly means.

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  11. I think it has a chance. I can see it renewed for next summer at least. It should do above the other NBC comedies.

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  12. I don't forecast a growth out of One Big Happy, but it wouldn't surprise me to see it hold close to Undateable's ratings. Which for NBC, would be a success for their comedies. But with retention, without track record, it really is just a complete guess and tends to fluctuate wildly.

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  13. Yes, that wouldn't surprise me either. And since One Big Happy is just 6 episodes its overall average may end up looking passable. We shall see.

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  14. I'm actually really excited for tomorrow's ratings. We'll get to see how iZombie, Undateable and One Big Happy premieres!

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  15. I don't think that actually happened. Your overall point still stands though.

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  16. What happened to Castle? Seems like it collapsed this season.

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  17. That's about what I expected for DWTS and The Voice. M&M doing fantastic this year. Originals and JTV doing alright while Following and Night Shift are bombing. Although I'm fairly surprised Following is still above a 1.0.

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  18. I just love how now a days peoples views on the CW numbers are so low that a 0.5 is good, 0.6 or 0.7 is spectacular and my fav is the praise for reign being steady at 0.4... the ratings suck for all cw shows except flash, arrow and Spn no matter how you sugar coat them.

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  19. Great for M&M. Always goes up from top 25.

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  20. NBC better hope Undateable at least makes a dent in the ratings and takes OBH with it, especially since tomorrow will be the first time NBC will use multi cam comedies after The Voice.

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  21. I agree 100% with you. It's a truly valuable player for CBS. And I don't think it will finish down that much year to year anyway if it keeps this up.

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  22. Did something happen storywise on Castle this season that has caused this big drop? I mean last year it was pretty solid and great pairing with DWTS, but this season it's a marked drop. Or was it inflated because CBS programmed 2 flops?

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  23. Christopher DeBono17 March 2015 at 13:52

    So how do we think iZombie going to do tonight? The CW has been promoting it pretty heavily so they seem to expect big things from it.

    I'm thinking maybe a 1.0 - 1.1?

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  24. A lot of veteran shows this year are down y2y, but barely and that's great! The Middle, Modern Family, Greys Anatomy, Last Man Standing, maybe 2BG, M&M and Nashville if they keep up their steady ratings. While Goldbergs, Mom, B99, OUAT and Scandal are up y2y!

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  25. Castle still low with a 1.5

    Is it just me or is Mike and Molly more compatible with TBBT repeat than 2BG.

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  26. Oh I ignore HH 100%. But like I said, your overall point still stands.

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  27. At this rate, M&M is compatible with everything they pair it with. It was compatible with 2 1/2 Men in 2011-2012, it's compatible with 2BG and it was compatible with Mom in 2013-2014 as well.

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  28. Hollywood Game NIght is just screaming for NBC to put it on the schedule after The Voice on Mondays.

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  29. M&M has proven it is a self-starter this season when the ratings have been stable even being the only original in the line-up. Glad CBS renewed it early. It earned it. I'm surprised CBS hasn't tested it during the 8 PM slot this season during those repeat nights.

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  30. It's the show that ABC wanted Suburgatory to be like. :)

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  31. I'm not part of the Castle fandom, so I don't have a consensus on this. I do think that to a large extent it's a victim of Lois and Clark syndrome. What is that? Well everyone knows the "Wisdom" of the Moonlighting syndrome that once you get a couple together the show fails. L&C had the opposite problem, it announced a wedding for L&C and then at the last minute they pulled back and made it a non-wedding with Clark and a Lois clone. People were furious and felt they had been betrayed by the promise of a wedding. They eventually had L&C get married, but by then the damage was done.

    Castle pulled the same trick. Castle and Beckett were set to get married at the end of last season. The spent lots of episodes talking about the wedding, planning the wedding, then at the wedding they had Castle get kidnapped. Again I have seen fans being really upset about that. It broke trust with fandom. Again, Castle and Beckett got back together, and got married, but still the implicit contract between show and viewer, that you won't screw the viewers was broken. That makes it easier for people to leave, because how can they trust the show again.

    That's my speculation, although long time viewers can probably give a better explanation.

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  32. Yep, here is the full list of y2y trends:

    The Goldbergs - Season 2: 28%
    Masterchef Jr. - Season 2: 18%
    The Great Christmas Light Fight - Season 2: 17%
    Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Season 2: 14%
    Mom - Season 2: 12%
    Parks and Recreation - Season 7: 11%
    Once Upon a Time - Season 4: 8%
    Arrow - Season 3: 8%
    Hart of Dixie - Season 4: 5%
    Scandal - Season 4: 4%
    The Simpsons - Season 26: 1%
    Two and a Half Men - Season 12: 0%

    The Bachelor - Season 19: -1%
    Parenthood - Season 6: -1%
    Dancing with the Stars - Season 19: -2%
    The Middle - Season 6: -3%
    Survivor - Season 30: -3%
    America's Funniest Home Videos - Season 25: -3%
    Last Man Standing - Season 4: -4%
    Shark Tank - Season 6: -4%
    Family Guy - Season 13: -5%
    The Voice - Season 8: -5%
    Chicago PD - Season 2: -5%

    Survivor - Season 29: -6%
    Blue Bloods - Season 5: -6%
    Modern Family - Season 6: -8%
    Undercover Boss - Season 6: -8%
    The Night Shift - Season 2: -8%
    Nashville - Season 3: -10%
    Chicago Fire - Season 3: -10%
    The Good Wife - Season 6: -10%
    Hawaii Five-0 - Season 5: -11%

    The Mentalist - Season 7: -12%
    Grey's Anatomy - Season 11: -12%
    America's Next Top Model - Season 21: -13%
    Law and Order: SVU - Season 16: -13%
    Mike and Molly - Season 5: -13%
    The Big Bang Theory - Season 8: -13%
    Criminal Minds - Season 10: -13%
    NCIS - Season 12: -13%
    The 100 - Season 2: -13%
    Grimm - Season 4: -14%
    Supernatural - Season 10: -15%

    The Voice - Season 7: -16%
    The Mindy Project - Season 3: -17%
    American Idol - Season 14: -17%
    Castle - Season 7: -18%
    2 Broke Girls - Season 4: -18%

    Hell's Kitchen - Season 13: -21%
    Person of Interest - Season 4: -21%
    The Blacklist - Season 2: -21%
    The Taste - Season 3: -24%
    New Girl - Season 4: -24%
    Bob's Burgers - Season 5: -24%

    The Amazing Race - Season 26: -27%
    Bones - Season 10: -27%
    Elementary - Season 3: -28%
    Revenge - Season 4: -31%
    The Vampire Diaries - Season 6: -32%
    CSI - Season 15: -33%
    NCIS: Los Angeles - Season 6: -34%
    Reign - Season 2: -34%
    The Originals - Season 2: -35%
    The Biggest Loser - Season 16: -36%
    Marvel's Agents of Shield - Season 2: -39%

    Sleepy Hollow - Season 2: -41%
    The Millers - Season 2: -41%
    The Amazing Race - Season 25: -43%
    About a Boy - Season 2: -45%
    The Sing-Off - Season 5: -45%
    Resurrection - Season 2: -51%
    Glee - Season 6: -54%
    The Following - Season 3: -64%

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  33. Speaking from my own personal experience, I have stopped watching at the end of last season too. For me though, it wasn't so much about the wedding (although that added to it a bit too) as it was about the show feeling stale and falling too much into the procedural format. I don't mind procedural but it has to be well done with both appealing cases and great characters. The characters were still good but last year I felt the cases were really uninteresting for the most part and were only there because they had to be. It felt repetitive to me - which is kind of normal after 6 seasons I would say. So I quit, which is something I very very rarely do with a show, especially one I've watched for this long.

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  34. Thank you!!! ;D

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  35. I still get depressed whenever someone mentions Suburgatory.

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  36. Go! the Goldbergs

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  37. The Goldbergs is absolutely destroying the competition in terms of year to year trends. It is not even close.

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  38. Oh and jikes TO being the CW biggest looser! didn´t expect them to be lower than Reign

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  39. Ah, the wedding stuff. I watched a couple of early season episodes on TNT and could see they were going to head that way - it pretty much is a show killer and then when you tease like that - I can see where audience is betrayed. Unlike a soap, there is no need for basically a procedural to do this type of switcheroo. It's not like there are other options for either on the show, etc. Moonlighting tried that trick with the bizarre marriage - didn't work. It's too bad because Castle was the closest thing on ABC that actually had repeat value.

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  40. and well deserved love that show

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  41. It had to endure a timeslot move, so that counts for something. Also, it lost a lot of steam late last season. I think by season's end the overall trend will look better provided that it doesn't fall of a cliff again this year.

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  42. The Following is niche following , just like everything on the CW

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  43. NBC doesn't need to put something like HGN after The Voice. They need to use The Voice to bolster their scripted slate because they're a very, very thin network in that regard.

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  44. I actually think the worst is yet to come for both tvd and to when they return from this next hiatus. But we shall see but the % is unlikely to go much further down since both show started their continual slump last spring so the difference wont be that much %wise.

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  45. I expected more for DWTS,still great.
    The Voice is falling,but still amazing.
    Castle is not doing good,it has a cushy time slot and it should use that better.
    TNS is doing horrible,Sony prepare to start fighting for show move to summer.
    Mike and Molly very steady,reliable player for CBS.
    The Following does OK for FOX standards,considering it has a repeat lead-in,I can see it get renewed for a final season to get syndication(I think 4 seasons now are rule for it).

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  46. Both had such abysmal collapses last spring that it would be hard for them to replicate it now. So while I think their worst raw numbers may be yet to come (just maybe, since I have a hard time seeing TVD hit 0.5 and TO hit 0.4) in terms of y2y trend I think it will get better since the points they are being compared with from last season were already pretty bad.

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  47. I think CBS should stick with the 2BG / M&M / Scorpion combo next season. Seems to work. M&M deserves better than just being used when another show fails. CBS should start the season with TBBT and another comedy and then move both to Thurs after the fottball ends

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  48. I agree. Dont fixed what isnt broken.

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  49. The problem is that the argument works both ways. Since Mike and Molly has endured so well being used as replacement, why not keeping doing it? It has saved CBS for the past two seasons when other comedies have flopped big time (The Millers, We Are Men). If that happens again, they have nothing on the bench to cover it then.

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  50. I think CBS will buy more comedies than they have done this season.

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  51. i agree that about the tvd 0.5 and to 0.4 will most likely not happen BUT the 0.6 and the 0.5 have began for both earlier than expected and those are numbers neither show saw last year.

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  52. Farewell Parks and Rec17 March 2015 at 14:46

    Oh no. I see a 0.4 coming for Jane. It'll be the next Reign, the show people wonder why it's not cancelled.

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  53. And the same people will say reign is better because its in 2nd season.

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  54. Jane has gotten like 3 or 4 0.4's this season...

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  55. But what you're not understanding, is that 0.6-0.7 is at and above the network average. shows are doing well At those levels for their network.

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  56. That dosen´t change the fact they suck any less ;)

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  57. Well they were a lot higher than Reign, so they had farther to fall. :(

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  58. following 1.1
    gotham r 0.6

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  59. Looks like Golden Globes didnt help JTV,sadly..

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  60. voice 3.0-3.4
    night shift 1.5

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  61. castle 1.5
    dancing with the stars 2.0-2.1

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  62. Are that for TNS prediction or real ratings?

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  63. mike molly 1.9
    big bang r 1.7
    scorpion r 1.3
    ncis la r 1.1

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  64. Dwts 2.1
    The voice 3.3

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  65. Winners: The Voice, Mike and Molly



    Honorable Mention: The Originals, Dancing with the Stars


    Losers: Castle, The Night Shift, The Following, Jane the Virgin

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  66. Is this TNS matching season high?

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  67. i know you love TO and i´ve questioned this before and all that but a 0.6 just isn´t something to be proud of

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  68. If it doesn't adjust down, yes. Not that it is a big accomplishment, but yes.

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  69. Can't be the official real ones as a 3.0/3.4 breakdown does not equal a 3.3.

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  70. Patrick Ausgewahlt17 March 2015 at 15:06

    Mike & Molly did a 1.8, I believe, against Dancing's premiere last year. So this is great

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  71. Castle is not a loser,more like OK/meh.

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  72. As a self starter against the voice and dancing with the stars and after DST time I think it is worthy. It should be around 90% of the CW's average, which is pretty decent.

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  73. HH same as last week when TO was at 0.55 or 0.6/0.5 and down in viewers from 1.4m to 1.29

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  74. There was a 2 minute overrun. So as much as I'd like to see this as an improvement, it'll likely be adjusted down significantly.

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  75. True, but realistically I can't see any new comedy on a Mon doing better than M&M. Also, Scorpion was affected by a poor performing lead in for a while, whereas it seems pretty compatible with M&M

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  76. HH 2.8-3.2 = 3.0
    HH 3.5-3.6 = 3.5

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  77. You typed 3.0/3.4. It's OK, the correct numbers are in now.

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  78. The thing is that with TBBT launching there it really is the perfect opportunity to try out a new comedy without much to loose. If the new comedy works, they can keep it there. If it doesn't, they can cancel it and have Mike and Molly back by November Sweeps. Even if the new comedy fails, since it would have Big Bang lead-in its raw numbers would be unlikely to be low enough to hurt Scorpion (and should be higher than Mike and Molly). So there is little to loose and much to gain out of a potential new comedy.

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  79. Disagree. No NCIS LA in originals and the return of DWTS should have amounted to more than this.

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  80. I agree with you. Castle is still doing well in its seventh season. The ratings may be down but it still has a sizable audience and a good chink in the 18-49 demo. Season 5 was averaging in at the 1.8-2.0 region for most of the seasons run, but fluctuated up and down. Season 6 was doing the same at the start of the season but by the end of the season was averaging in at the 1.7/1.8 mark which is still good.
    Look at the rest of ABCs 10.00pm slots, averaging in at the 1.3/1.4 mark, Castle is currently ABC highest rated 10.00pm show.
    So Castle isn't a loser, I would have it in the honorable mention slot to still doing well slot. The show will be renewed for an eighth season.

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  81. Could somebody explain to me how JTV can be 0.5 18-34 and 0.5 25-54 but 0.4 in 18-49?

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  82. Brandy Danforth17 March 2015 at 15:16

    Plus it's up week to week

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  83. And NCIS:LA raise more when Castle is off or in a repeat.

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  84. A Scorpion repeat beating a The Following original .....Weird that M&M didn't go up at all from top 25 yet Scorpion repeat rose 0.4. Was there overrun?

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  85. The Following got the exact same last week (1.1 & 3.51m). At least it's something.

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  86. i´d bet its not really though last week it was 0.55 this week i´m thinking its 0.555 instead of last week 0.554 and its down in viewers 100k. BUT like i´ve said before i just do not understand this forums views on CW ratings at all so each to their own

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  87. I guess due to those people watching aged 50-54?

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  88. Here are the 1/2 hr breakdowns

    8:00 p.m.

    ABC – Dancing With the Stars (season premiere)
    Viewers: 13.64 million (#1), A18-49: 2.0/ 7 (#2)

    CBS – The Big Bang Theory (R)
    Viewers: 8.39 million (#2), A18-49: 1.7/ 6 (#2)

    NBC – The Voice
    Viewers: 10.91 million (#2), A18-49: 2.8/10 (#1)

    Fox – Gotham (R)
    Viewers: 2.35 million (#4), A18-49: 0.6/ 2 (#4t)

    CW – The Originals
    Viewers: 1.43 million (#5), A18-49: 0.6/ 2 (#4t)

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    8:30 p.m.

    ABC – Dancing With the Stars (season premiere)
    Viewers: 13.72 million (#1), A18-49: 1.9/ 6 (#2t)

    CBS – Mike & Molly
    Viewers: 8.46 million (#2), A18-49: 1.9/ 6 (#2t)

    NBC – The Voice
    Viewers: 11.91 million (#2), A18-49: 3.2/10 (#1)

    Fox – Gotham (R)
    Viewers: 2.52 million (#4), A18-49: 0.6/ 2 (#4)

    CW – The Originals
    Viewers: 1.14 million (#5), A18-49: 0.5/ 2 (#5)

    ———-

    9:00 p.m.

    ABC – Dancing With the Stars (season premiere)
    Viewers: 14.61 million (#1), A18-49: 2.2/ 7 (#2)

    CBS – Scorpion (R)
    Viewers: 6.71 million (#3), A18-49: 1.4/ 4 (#3)

    NBC – The Voice (R)
    Viewers: 12.90 million (#2), A18-49: 3.5/11 (#1)

    Fox – The Following
    Viewers: 3.64 million (#4), A18-49: 1.2/ 4 (#4)

    CW – Jane the Virgin
    Viewers: 1.08 million (#5), A18-49: 0.4/ 1 (#5)

    ———-

    9:30 p.m.

    ABC – Dancing With the Stars (season premiere)
    Viewers: 14.12 million (#1), A18-49: 2.1/ 6 (#2)

    CBS – Scorpion (R)
    Viewers: 6.17 million (#3), A18-49: 1.2/ 4 (#3)

    NBC – The Voice (R)
    Viewers: 13.11 million (#2), A18-49: 3.6/11 (#1)

    Fox – The Following
    Viewers: 3.37 million (#4), A18-49: 1.1/ 3 (#4)

    CW – Jane the Virgin
    Viewers: 1.07 million (#5), A18-49: 0.4/ 1 (#5)

    ———-

    10:00 p.m.

    ABC – Castle
    Viewers: 9.73 million (#1), A18-49: 1.6/ 5 (#2)

    CBS – NCIS: Los Angeles (R)
    Viewers: 6.49 million (#2), A18-49: 1.2/ 4 (#3)

    NBC – The Night Shift
    Viewers: 6.27 million (#3), A18-49: 1.7/ 5 (#1)

    ———

    10:30 p.m.

    ABC – Castle
    Viewers: 8.40 million (#1), A18-49: 1.4/ 5 (#1)

    CBS – NCIS: Los Angeles (R)
    Viewers: 5.78 million (#2), A18-49: 0.9/ 3 (#3)

    NBC – The Night Shift
    Viewers: 5.21 million (#3), A18-49: 1.3/ 4 (#2)

    Source: Nielsen Media Research

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  89. Brandy Danforth17 March 2015 at 15:30

    Well I mean last week it got 0.5 Mathis WEK 0.6.Idk about the two decimal ungrounded part.Compared to OTHER networks, 0.5-0.6 aren't good on CW-you have to base Cw on CW-0.4-0.6 is ok, 0.7-0.9 is deccent /good,1.0 or better excellent. below 0.4 terrible.CW is younger skewing,newer,smaller than the other BigFour and it operates more like a cable network.

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  90. AND the drop is 8:00 1.43m to 08:30 1.14m! and 0.6/0.5 don´t see how this is doing better than last week even though the round number will say so unless adjusted down

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  91. Really low for JTV in viewers.

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  92. Brandy Danforth17 March 2015 at 15:32

    It's been this low before

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  93. The CW has proven though with Flash that it can get ratings above 1.3 on a regular basis so whats the other shows exuces?

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  94. Scorpion vs Following,, different genre , different appeal.. I wouldn't watch Scorpion, I especially wouldn't watch a repeat of it

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  95. GO AWAY GUEST!!!!17 March 2015 at 15:53

    Does anyone know what the Sunday final ratings are?

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  96. Brandy Danforth17 March 2015 at 15:56

    Sghows like Fladh,Arrow are the exception on CW not the rule.Look at the last four years on CW.Nikita,Batzb,Flash,Arrow premired well over 1.0.HoD,Reign premired at 0.8, The 109,TTP premired at 0.9.By the end of season one,Nikita was doing 0.6-0.7.TTzp,The 100 quickly lost much of thier audience.BatB lost half it's audience b in eight episodes.Emiky Owens premired to 0.5 as did Carrie Diaries.Cult premired to 0.3,Star-Crossed premired to 0.4.Thers going to be hits & misses ,as there are on every network.Only Gzg,90210,Flash,Arrow,Arrow have regularly kept 1.0 during the first season or in the second.Sometimes,timeslot,leadin hurt a new show as does lack of promotion.Think of it this way-in 8/9 seasons of existence,Czw has only had GG,90210,Arrow,Flash,VD as new hits.

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  97. Well that just proves that the shows currently on the CW are not appealing to the masses its that simple the channel can achieve better ratings BUT the shows on its roster are just not up to par.

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  98. I believe the number of people it takes to make a 1.0 for each of those demos is actually different. It takes something like 1.2+ million viewers aged 18-49 to make up a 1.00 but takes a lot less people in the 18-4 demo to make a 1.0 in that demo and the same with the other demo. Does that makes sense?

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  99. You hit the nail on the head, 6.23 was a betrayal of trust. Reading the Castle web sites after that episode fans said the only thing missing was the word "suckers" at the conclusion.

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  100. 1.8 for OUAT and no upwards adjustment for Family Guy are the only things I know.

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  101. Brandy Danforth17 March 2015 at 16:37

    Well, as I said trends/fads in tv/movies come & go and if CW puts all thier eggs in one basket as the old saying goes,they ll be in trouble when the bubble bursts.Plus ,if they go with only one or two types of shows they risk all thier shows seeming/feeling the same,oversaturation, viewer fatigue & burnout .

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  102. Secrets & Lies, The Last Man on Earth and Battle Creek were each adjusted up a tenth

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  103. Gaia Di Lorenzo17 March 2015 at 16:51

    yay The Night Shift :D

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  104. I agree & it bothers me that they get a pass as far as ratings go while shows with double CW ratings get cancelled on other networks..CW isn't some new upstart company its CBS & WARNER BROTHERS, they should demand decent ratings

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  105. The CW season averages a 0.8 and 2.1 million viewers I believe

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