Ratings News - 7th November 2011 *Full Tables Added*
7 Nov 2011
Cancelled Shows Family Guy Once Upon A Time Ratings The Good Wife The SimpsonsHere are the Sunday overnights:
Prime-Time Ratings:
Sunday 11.06/11
What follows are the overnight results for Sunday, November 6 broken out by network and half-hour in the order of ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and The CW.
-Winners:
60 Minutes (CBS), The OT (Fox), Once Upon a Time (ABC), Sunday Night Football: Baltimore at Pittsburgh (NBC)
-Losers (excluding repeats):
Allen Gregory (Fox), Pan Am (ABC)
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7:00 p.m.
ABC – Once Upon a Time (R): 2.5/ 4
CBS – 60 Minutes: 9.4/15
NBC – Football Night in America, Part 1: 1.4/ 2
Fox – Football: 19.4/31
7:30 p.m.
ABC – Once Upon a Time (R): 2.8/ 4
CBS – 60 Minutes: 10.4/16
NBC – Football Night in America, Part 2: 4.1/ 7
Fox – The OT: 13.5/21
8:00 p.m.
ABC – Once Upon a Time: 7.1/11
CBS – The Amazing Race: 7.2/11
NBC – Football Night in America, Part 3: 9.4/14
Fox – The Simpsons: 5.2/ 8
8:30 p.m.
ABC – Once Upon a Time: 7.4/11
CBS – The Amazing Race: 6.1/ 9
NBC – Sunday Night Football – Baltimore at Pittsburgh: 14.3/21
Fox – Allen Gregory: 3.1/ 5
9:00 p.m.
ABC – Desperate Housewives: 6.4/ 9
CBS – The Good Wife: 6.4/ 9
NBC – Sunday Night Football – Baltimore at Pittsburgh: 14.5/21
Fox – Family Guy: 3.9/ 6
9:30 p.m.
ABC – Desperate Housewives: 6.2/ 9
CBS – The Good Wife: 6.5/10
NBC – Sunday Night Football – Baltimore at Pittsburgh: 14.8/22
Fox – American Dad: 3.0/ 4
10:00 p.m.
ABC – Pan Am: 4.4/ 7
CBS – CSI: Miami: 6.2/10
NBC – Sunday Night Football – Baltimore at Pittsburgh: 13.5/21
10:00 p.m.
ABC – Pan Am: 4.1/ 7
CBS – CSI: Miami: 5.8/10
NBC – Sunday Night Football – Baltimore at Pittsburgh: 14.0/23
Source: Nielsen Media Research data (R = repeat)
Source: Marc Berman@TVMediaInsights
No surprise about Once Upon a Time. Nothing really to watch in that time period.
ReplyDeleteDoes someone tell me what the figures mean (beside the name of the show)
ReplyDeletehahha [2]
ReplyDeletei want to know about The Good Wife ;D
ABC you are so stupid, so so stupid. You really need a better scheduler.
ReplyDeleteDesperate Housewives is in it's last year, if you move it back an hour it will get basically the same ratings as it does now, you may get slightly less advertising, but you know, next year when this ends and you have to cancel almost every other show on the network because you can't schedule you're gonna lose way more money.
Desperate Housewives as a lead in is useless, its numbers aren't great and nothing seems to stick after it, move it back an hour, give it the 10PM slot, this leaves the 9PM slot for a new show, either Pan Am, Good Christian Belles or Scandal, with the support of the great lead in from Once Upon A Time, you'll have a stable night, hell, if GCB is a hit, (8PM) Once Upon A Time, (9PM) Pan Am and (10PM) Good Christian Belles could last a few years.
Come mid-season, there are a few high profile launches Good Christian Belles, Scandal, Apartment 23, Missing and the River - there is a lot to be done here, and it's not an easy task.
Missing suits nothing on the network, maybe Revenge, but seriously, nothing seems compatible, so put this somewhere with minimal competition, maybe even pair it with the River, they can both sink or swim, harsh, but effective. GCB will go with Desperate Housewives, does that make sense? Kinda, but I doubt it will be successful. For the love of God don't put Scandal before Grey's, for a show with a lacklustre premise and not great reviews or promos, putting it before Grey's just because of Shonda's name would be a massive mistake. Apartment 23 is another tricky one, ABCs Wednesday comedy block is as stable as it can be, but that's probably the best place for it, especially with new addition Suburgatory, a three hour comedy block may not be a bad idea - with Work It filling in the last half hour, preferably getting shelved two episodes in.
So after this long rant, move Desperate Housewives and Pan Am!
I actually think the Thursday 8PM slot may not be a bad idea, it's older skewing, so it may fit there, against an odd mix of competition, which is mainly younger skewing.
Nice to see "60 Minutes"--one of my all-time favorites since the late '60--still doing well. I'd be heartbroken if it died. Doesn't bother me at all to not have Andy Rooney on, either; he was the one part of the show I didn't much like.
ReplyDeleteYay for Once Upon A Time!
ReplyDeleteit's demo/total viewers?
ReplyDeleteSo does that mean Pan Am had 4.4 in the demo or it had 4.4 total?
* dumb question*
never mind figured it out
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a big drop for everyone...
ReplyDeleteTGW had right at 9 million viewers total. It's used to getting between 11-13 million total viewers. I guess the 18-49 rating is still decent, though.
ReplyDeleteOUAT is doing very well in it's 3rd installment for the ratings. It's right up there with the first two episodes, and it's doing better in the 18-49s than anything else on that night. I haven't seen it yet, but fans should be happy with the turnout so far.
ReplyDeletewell for OUAT :) not so good for Pa Am :((
ReplyDeleteLooking good for Once Upon a Time
ReplyDeleteyayy for once upon a time!
ReplyDeletehey ouat beat simpsons why is it not above simpsons! And also THAT IS AWSOME GREAT FOR OUAT AND AWSOME ACCOMPLISHMENT IN BEATING THE SIMPSONS!
ReplyDeletei wouldnt move ouat considering how awsome its doing!
ReplyDeleteOUaT dropped a lot but still in the head. Hope keep doing good.
ReplyDeleteNeither would I :)
ReplyDeleteHope it's enough.
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