IT’S ALL ABOUT THE RATINGS!
… Just one day into the real fall season and we already have MONSTER numbers to report: 28.7 million people tuned in to see Two and a Half Men return sans Charlie Sheen. Yes, 28.7 million. And 31 million at its peak! That means a 10.7 rating (11.4 at its peak). Somewhere, CBS executives are cackling maniacally. Two and a Half Men crushed its nearest competitor… Continue reading News Briefs: Ashton's Two and a Half Men Debut Draws 28 Million Viewers
With the lifeblood of Los Angeles traffic, the 405 freeway, shut down this weekend, what’s a Southern Californian faced with Carmageddon to do? Go outside? Hang out with friends? Ha! Here’s a guide to your TV choices over the next three days. If you don’t live in the L.A. area, this post is not written for you, but we’re okay with you using it anyway:
FRIDAY:
– Ongoing… Continue reading Carmageddon TV viewers survival guide
I have been following the ranking of Current.com site on Alexa.com and it has been losing hits to the site every day. As of April 1st it was sitting comfortably at 1,800, which is not bad, but since then it has dropped to 2,800. Who is to blame for this? Is the the MTV format or is there another site out gathering up the left leaning… Continue reading Current TV site is losing viewers!
Friday Night Lights kicks off its fifth and final season tonight on NBC, after finishing its run on Direct TV earlier this year. And even though Matt Lauria is well past his days as high school football player Luke Cafferty (and now starring on Fox’s Chicago Code), the memories have stuck with him. EW caught 
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Almost three months after an impressive premiere that drew 7.7 million viewers, The Game‘s season 4 finale last night drew in 4.4 million viewers, with a 3.30 coverage rating, the Nielsen Company reports and BET confirms to EW. The show has reached more than 17 million viewers since its Jan. 11 debut on the network 
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