Wie gut läuft Season 3 in den USA????

    • FOX Has 'Simple' Formula, Splits Tuesday with NBC

      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2003.
      While ratings dipped for FOX's "The Simple Life" in its second week, the reality hit remained the night's highest rated program in the key demographics and helped carry the network to a Tuesday night ratings split.

      Overall, NBC actually won the night, earning a 7.3 rating/12 share. ABC claimed second at 6.3/10, with CBS a close third at 6.0/10 and FOX in the hunt at 5.9/9. UPN had a 2.0/3 to hold off the 1.7/3 for The WB.

      Among adults 18-49, though, FOX moved up to first with a 4.2 rating in the all-important demographic. NBC dropped to second at 3.8, just beating ABC's 3.7 rating. CBS was fourth at 3.0, well ahead of UPN's 1.1 and The WB's 0.9 rating.

      CBS began the night in front as the venerable "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" earned a 7.8/12 for the 8 p.m. hour. ABC was second with the new Peanuts special "I Want a Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown," which earned a 6.1/10, a whisker in front of the average for FOX's "That 70s Show" (5.2/8) and "The Simple Life" (7.0/11). NBC took fourth with "The Tracy Morgan Show" and "Whoopi." On UPN, "One on One" and "All of Us" averaged a 2.0/3 to edge the numbers for The WB's "The Gilmore Girls."

      NBC moved into first at 9 p.m. with the 7.7/12 average between "Frasier" and "Happy Family." ABC took second with "According to Jim" (7.3/11) and "Less than Perfect" (6.5/10), beating the 5.8/9 for FOX's "24." CBS trailed with "The Guardian." UPN held onto fifth with "Rock Me Baby" and "Half & Half," as The WB's "One Tree Hill" averaged a 1.6/2.

      At 10 p.m., NBC strengthened its lead with the 8.8/15 for the night's highest rated program, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." ABC was second as "Line of Fire" earned a 5.8/10. CBS was third with "Judging Amy."

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    • Bringe hier mal von thefutoncritic.com die ersten Zahlen feur 3x08, am 16.12.2003. Es sieht sehr gut aus (besonders bei den Juengeren) und Simple Life scheint ein toller Lead-In zu sein. Ein hoch auf Mrs. Richie und Hilton. :biglove:


      tuesday's metered market ratings
      (households, listed by program)

      1. "Judging Amy" (CBS) - 9.7/15
      2. "Law & Order: S.V.U." (R, NBC) - 9.3/15
      2. "Navy N.C.I.S." (CBS) - 9.3/14
      4. "Primetime Live" (S, ABC) - 8.6/12
      5. "Frasier" (R, NBC) - 8.1/12
      6. "The Guardian" (CBS) - 8.0/12
      6. "The Simple Life" (FOX) - 8.0/12
      8. "According to Jim" (R, ABC) - 7.5/11
      9. "Less Than Perfect (ABC) - 6.9/10
      10. "24" (FOX) - 6.8/10


      tuesday's fast national ratings
      (households, listed by program)

      1. "Judging Amy" (CBS) - 8.5/14
      2. "Law & Order: S.V.U." (R, NBC) - 8.0/13
      3. "Navy N.C.I.S." (CBS) - 7.9/13
      4. "Primetime Live" (S, ABC) - 7.5/12
      5. "The Guardian" (CBS) - 7.1/12
      6. "The Simple Life" (FOX) - 7.0/11
      7. "According to Jim" (R, ABC) - 6.5/10
      8. "Frasier" (R, NBC) - 6.4/10
      9. "Less Than Perfect (ABC) - 6.1/10
      10. "24" (FOX) - 5.7/9


      tuesday's fast national ratings
      (18-49 demographic, listed by program)

      1. "The Simple Life" (FOX) - 6.0
      2. "24" (FOX) - 4.2
      2. "Law & Order: S.V.U." (R, NBC) - 4.2


      Ciao,
      Deliamber

    • Shit. Ich habe eben entdeckt, dass es bei Futoncritic.com ab jetzt keine Ratings mehr gibt. :haemmern: ;(

      Kennt sonst jemand noch eine Quelle? Bei ctu-news.de gab es seit ein paar Wochen ja auch nichts mehr. :(

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    • Die ersten Zahlen fuer 3x09 am 06.01.2004 sind da. Fast wuenscht man sich die beiden Maedels auf dem Lande wieder als Opener zurueck :rolleyes:


      Typically strong performances by its three primetime dramas helped carry CBS to a commanding Tuesday night victory, holding off hard-charging NBC.

      For the evening, CBS averaged an 8.7/14, beating the 7.3/11 for NBC. ABC claimed third at 6.1/9, with FOX in fourth with a 5.1/8. Among the netlets, The WB had a 2.2/3 to top UPN's 1.6/3.

      Among adults 18-49, NBC moved into the lead, taking a 4.4 rating. ABC was second in the coveted demographic, earning a 3.8 rating, just bettering the 3.7 for FOX and CBS' 3.0 rating. The WB and UPN posted the same 1.1 rating.

      CBS began the night in front with the 9.5/15 from freshman drama "Navy NCIS." ABC was second with "8 Simple Rules" (7.5/12) and "I'm With Her" (6.0/9). NBC's comedy duo of "The Tracy Morgan Show" and "Whoopi" claimed third, averaging a 5.5/9 between them. FOX was fourth with "That 70s Show" and "The Simpsons." On The WB, "Gilmore Girls" out performed the 1.7/3 average for UPN's 1.7/3.

      At 9 p.m., CBS held onto first with the 7.8/12 for "The Guardian." NBC stayed in second with "Frasier" (7.0/11) and "Happy Family" (6.6/10), which held off ABC's comedies "According to Jim" and "Less than Perfect." FOX was fourth as "24" earned a 5.9/9. On The WB, "One Tree Hill" had a 2.0/3 and beat UPN's "Rock Me Baby" and "Girlfriends."

      NBC moved into the lead at 10 p.m. with the night's highest rated program, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" with a 9.7/16. On CBS, "Judging Amy" was second at 9.0/15 and ABC trailed with "Line of Fire."

    • CBS, FOX Take Tuesday Titles
      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2004.


      While CBS' normal drama line-up proved strong enough to give the network a convincing Tuesday win, FOX scored big with a reunion special for "The Simple Life" to claim the demographic crown.

      Overall, CBS averaged an 8.3/13 for the night, beating second place NBC's 7.3/11. FOX stayed in a solid third at 6.4/10 , followed by ABC's 5.4/9, UPN's 2.8/4 and The WB's 2.7/4.

      Among adults 18-49, FOX moved into first with a 4.7 rating in the key demographic. NBC was up to second with a 4.1, with ABC's 3.2 rating good for third. CBS dropped to fourth with a 2.9, beating the 1.8 rating for UPN and The WB's 1.4 rating.

      At 8 p.m., CBS got a 9.0/14 from "Navy NCIS" for the network's strongest ratings of the night. The "Simple Life" special took a 7.1/11 for second. ABC's "8 Simple Rules" (6.8/11) and "I'm with Her" (5.3/8 ) were in third, beating NBC's "The Tracy Morgan Show" and "Whoopi." Fifth went to The WB's airing of "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me," which earned a 2.7/4 for the hour, just better than the results for UPN's "One on One" and "All of Us."

      With a 7.6/12, "The Guardian" gave CBS the 9 p.m. lead as well. NBC was second with "Frasier" (7.3/11) and "Happy Family" (6.4/10), which pushed ABC to third with "According to Jim" and "Less than Perfect." On FOX, "24" had a 5.5/9 . The premiere of the second season of "America's Next Top Model" got off to a solid 3.8/6 on UPN, better than the second hour of the movie on The WB.

      NBC had the night's highest rated program with its 10 p.m. offering "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," which scored a 9.6/16. CBS was a close second with "Judging Amy," but ABC's "Line of Fire" floundered at the back of the pack with a 4.3/7.


      Ciao,
      Deliamber

    • Ich weiß, diese Woche gab es kein 24 auf FOX. Trotzdem dachte ich, dass die Ratings vom Dienstag ganz interessant sind. American Idol hat nämlich alle weit hinter sich gelassen.

      Als dann um 21 Uhr anstelle von 24 die Rede des Präsidenten ausgestrahlt wurde, hatte FOX ebenfalls die höchsten Einschaltquoten. Wollen wir mal hoffen, dass nächste Woche auch viele bei 24 hängen bleiben. :angel:

      FOX Rolls on Tuesday as 'Idol' Beats the Bush
      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004.

      From 9 p.m. ET on, all four major networks were showing President Bush's State of the Union address, earning nearly identical ratings. Thanks to the 8 p.m. dominance of "American Idol," though, FOX was able to lap the field on Tuesday night.

      Overall, FOX averaged a 10.8 rating/16 share for the night, well in front of second place CBS' 5.9/9. NBC's 5.0/8 and ABC's 4.6/7 followed. By sticking with regularly scheduled programming, both netlets had solid nights with The WB earning a 3.3/5 and UPN taking a 2.5/4.

      Among adults 18-49, FOX was dominant, earning an 8.2 rating, better than the other three major networks combined in the coveted demographic. NBC was second at 2.5, while ABC and CBS had the same 2.2 rating. The WB has a 1.8 rating to beat the 1.6 for UPN.

      Please note that due to the nature of live events, all ratings reflect time period data rather than data for specific programming.

      At 8 p.m., "American Idol" showed only minimal viewer erosion, scoring a 15.5/23 for FOX. CBS was a distant second with the 7.1/11 for "Navy NCIS." ABC had third with the 4.9/7 average between two episodes of "According to Jim," which was enough to beat "The Tracy Morgan Show" and "Whoopi" on NBC. On The WB, "Gilmore Girls" had a 3.5/5 to beat "One on One" and "All of Us" on UPN.

      The "Idol" lead-in helped make FOX the most watched network during the 9 p.m. hour, taking a 6.1/9 for the State of the Union. NBC and CBS tied in second, with ABC's 5.2/8 last among the major networks. The combined number of State of the Union viewers on the three most watched networks was nearly identical to the number of viewers for "American Idol." UPN had a strong 3.2/5 for "America's Next Top Model," edging the 3.1/5 for "One Tree Hill" on The WB.

      At 10 p.m., the networks turned their speech coverage over to analysis and the Democratic response and NBC led the way with a 5.2/9 for the hour. CBS was second at 4.7/8 and ABC trailed.


      Ratings information is taken from fast national data. All numbers are preliminary and subject to change, especially in the case of live telecasts.
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    • 'Idol' Momentum Continues to Build for FOX

      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2004.



      Despite offering its fourth nearly identical audition episode in a little over a week, FOX's "American Idol" showed nary a hint of viewer fatigue. In fact, the returning reality phenomenon earned its highest ratings of the season, carrying FOX to a Tuesday night walkover.

      Overall, FOX averaged an 11.8 rating/17 share       to trounce second place CBS' 7.2/11 and third place ABC's 6.0/9. NBC's soon-to-be-changed Tuesday night lineup finished fourth at 5.6/9. UPN earned a strong 3.4/5 for the night, for a rare victory over new WB Tuesday offerings, which averaged a 2.8/4.


      Among adults 18-49, FOX's margin of victory was even greater with a 9.0 rating in the advertiser-friendly demographic. ABC was a clear second at 3.6. Third went to NBC's 2.9 rating, followed closely by CBS' 2.5 and UPN's 2.4 rating. The WB trailed at 1.6.


      At 8 p.m., "American Idol" pulled in more than 29 million viewers and earned a 16.5/24. CBS was in a distant second with "Navy NCIS," which did a 7.6/11. ABC was third with "8 Simple Rules" (6.3/9) and "I'm with Her" (5.0/7), beating NBC's "The Tracy Morgan Show" and "Whoopi." On The WB, "Gilmore Girls" had a 3.1/5 to top "One on One" and "All of Us" on UPN.


      CBS moved into first at 9 p.m. as "The Guardian" led a bunched pack with a 7.6/11. On FOX, "24" held onto the "Idol" lead-in with an 8.1/12 in its first half-hour, but slumped to a 6.4/9 in its second half hour. ABC took a close third with the duo of "According to Jim" and "Less than Perfect." NBC was fourth with the 4.7/7 average for coverage of the New Hampshire primary, actually losing in viewers to UPN's "America's Next Top Model," which pulled in an impressive 4.6/7 in its third week. The WB trailed with "One Tree Hill."


      NBC recovered to win the 10 p.m. hour with the 9.0/15 for "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." On CBS, "Judging Amy" was second, while "Line of Fire" had a 5.2/9 on ABC for third.




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      Das sieht ja richtig gut aus fuer den Monat Februar bei FOX, wo die Quoten entscheidend sind fuer das weitere Werbejahr. Viele Sender haben bereits ihre Specials und Gaststars fuer die Februar Folgen angekuendigt. Mal sehen, wie das Gespann Idol 24 sich da schlaegt?


      Ciao,
      Deliamber

    • Other Networks Still 'Idol'-ize FOX on Tuesday

      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2004.



      As "American Idol" reached Hollywood, 117 contestants began Tuesday night's show, but a fourth were gone by the end of the episode. On the other hand, FOX's reality smash began its hour with 28 million viewers and swelled to over 32 million by the end, leading the network to yet another easy Tuesday win.

      Overall, FOX averaged a 12.1 rating/18 share for the evening. Second place NBC, with a freshly rearranged schedule, was well back with a 7.3/11, which edged the 7.0/11 for third place CBS. ABC was a distant fourth with a 4.7/7, staying ahead of the 3.2/5 for UPN and The WB's 3.1/5.

      Among adults 18-49, it was the same story, with FOX earning a 9.0 in the coveted young adult demographic, more than twice the 4.0 rating earned by second place NBC. CBS was third with a 3.0 rating, better than ABC's 2.5 rating. UPN earned a 2.1 on the night, in front of The WB's 1.8 rating.


      At 8 p.m., "American Idol" had a 16.9/25, the show's best ratings so far this season. CBS reaired the premiere of "Survivor: All-Stars" and was able to still earn a 5.8/9 for second. NBC's "Whoopi" and "Happy Family" took third, edging "According to Jim" (5.1/8) and "I'm With Her" (4.3/6) on ABC. A new episode of The WB's "Gilmore Girls" had a 3.3/5 and doubled up UPN's "One on One" and "All of Us."


      Like last week, FOX's "24" lost most of its "Idol" audience, but still held onto an 8.2/12 in its first half before slipping to a 6.6/10 in its second half. The 7.4/11 was good enough for the slimmest of hourly wins, putting FOX just ahead of the identical 7.3/11 numbers for CBS' "Navy NCIS" and NBC's "Frasier" (8.1/12) and "Scrubs" (6.4/10). ABC was fourth again with "According to Jim" and "Less than Perfect." UPN was close behind with the 4.7/7 for "America's Next Top Model," which again trounced The WB's "One Tree Hill."

      NBC moved into the lead at 10 p.m. with the 9.8/16 for "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," which bettered the 8.0/13 for "Judging Amy." CBS' second place drama still doubled up a new episode of "Line of Fire" on

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    • FOX Wins Tuesday as 'Idol' Dips
      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2004.


      The transition from audition specials to fan voting saw FOX's "American Idol" turn in the lowest Tuesday/Wednesday ratings of its third season, but when your worst effort is watched by 26 million people, that's still not bad.

      Overall, FOX averaged a 10.5 rating/16 share for the evening, easily besting second place CBS' 8.0/12. NBC was a competitive third with a 7.6/12, putting ABC in fourth at 5.8/9. UPN had a 3.3/5 to edge The WB's 3.1/5 for fifth.

      Among adults 18-49, FOX won by a wider margin, earning a 7.7 rating in the coveted demographic. NBC moved up to second with a 4.9 rating, with ABC's 3.4 good enough to beat CBS' 2.6 for third. UPN had a strong night with a 2.3 rating, bettering The WB's 1.7.

      At 8 p.m., FOX was on top with the 14.7/22 showing for "American Idol." CBS took second with "Navy NCIS," which had an 8.4/13. NBC was third with a repeat of "Friends" and "Will & Grace." The "Idol" audience ate heavily into the numbers for ABC's "8 Simple Rules," which dipped to a 5.1/8 and combined with the 3.8/6 for "I'm With Her" for fourth. On The WB, "Gilmore Girls" had a 3.1/5 and easily was in front of UPN's "One on One" and "All of Us."

      NBC snagged the lead at 9 p.m. with "Will & Grace" (8.0/12) and "Scrubs" (7.5/11) featuring Michael J. Fox. CBS was second with the 7.3/11 for "The Guardian," as "24" plummeted to third on FOX. "According to Jim" and "Less than Perfect" averaged a 5.7/9 for fourth. UPN got a solid 4.5/7 out of "America's Next Top Model" (down in ratings, but up slightly in viewers) and "One Tree Hill" had a 2.9/4 for The WB.

      NBC stayed in first at 10 p.m. with the 9.1/15 for "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," beating "Judging Amy" on CBS. On ABC, the return of "NYPD Blue" was worth a 7.3/12 and third.


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    • America Votes for FOX on Tuesday
      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004.


      CBS' Tuesday night dramas remained consistent, but FOX's "American Idol" remained too much. However, for the second straight week, the reality smash's ratings took a dip and FOX's margin of victory dwindled.

      Overall, FOX still averaged a 10.4 rating/16 share, well ahead of CBS' 8.4/13. NBC stayed close with a 7.1/11 and ABC was fourth with a 6.19. UPN had a 3.4/5 and narrowly beat the 3.3/5 for The WB.

      Among adults 18-49, FOX had a 7.6 rating, to beat NBC's 5.0 rating in the coveted demographic. ABC was third with a 3.4, dropping CBS' 3.0 rating to fourth. UPN was a sold fifth at 2.3, while The WB trailed with a 2.3 rating.

      At 8 p.m., "American Idol" scored a 14.4/22, dropping more than 1 million viewers from last week (not that 24.8 million viewers is bad). CBS got a solid second with the 8.5/13 for "Navy NCIS." The other networks were well back. NBC took third with "Fear Factor," which ABC wasn't far behind with "8 Simple Rules" and "I'm With Her" averaging a 5.2/8 between them. On The WB, "Gilmore Girls" had a 3.6/5 and beat UPN's double-dose of "All of Us" by a solid margin.

      CBS moved into the lead at 9 p.m. with the 7.7/12 for "The Guardian." ABC was up to second with "According to Jim" (7.2/11) and "Less than Perfect" (6.4/10). On FOX, "24" took its usual massive drop, but barely held onto third, beating NBC, which averaged a 6.0/9 between "Fear Factor" and "Scrubs." For the first time in several weeks, UPN's "America's Next Top Model" saw a minor drop, still holding onto a 4.2/6, beating the 3.0/4 for The WB's "One Tree Hill."

      NBC claimed the night's final primetime hour, earning a 9.6/16 for "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." CBS was in second with the 8.8/14 for "Judging Amy," with ABC's "NYPD Blue" in a distant third.


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    • Mal eine kleine Idee von mir: ich kann mit den Amerikanischen Zahlen bzw. den Verhältnissen nur wenig anfangen. Es vielleicht gar nicht so schlecht, wenn du nach dem Englischen Kommentar einmal sagen würdest, ob die Quoten nun gut oder schlecht für 24 gewesen sind.

    • Original von eloHIM2k3
      Mal eine kleine Idee von mir: ich kann mit den Amerikanischen Zahlen bzw. den Verhältnissen nur wenig anfangen. Es vielleicht gar nicht so schlecht, wenn du nach dem Englischen Kommentar einmal sagen würdest, ob die Quoten nun gut oder schlecht für 24 gewesen sind.

      tja das ist das problem, die quoten sind noch nicht wirklich bekannt. nur die ratings gibts als übernacht und die sind auch meist ungenau. du kannst dir ja vielleicht mal die ratings der anderen episoden anschauen und dann vergleichen dann erkennst du eigentlich meist auch ob die quoten gut oder schlecht sind. ich weiß das quotensystem in amerika is kompliziert, aber genaue quotenquellen sind rar. bei futoncritic gibts die quoten nicht mehr und die quellen von ctu-news kenn ich nicht. also vielleicht wie gesagt ratings vergleichen oder den bericht von ctu-news abwarten.

    • Original von eloHIM2k3
      Mal eine kleine Idee von mir: ich kann mit den Amerikanischen Zahlen bzw. den Verhältnissen nur wenig anfangen. Es vielleicht gar nicht so schlecht, wenn du nach dem Englischen Kommentar einmal sagen würdest, ob die Quoten nun gut oder schlecht für 24 gewesen sind.


      Ich habe leider auch keine Ahnung, wie die Zahlen zustande kommen oder wie man sie interpretiert :D Tut mir leid :angel:

      Ich poste sie nur fuer alle Leser hier.


      Edit So wie es aussieht hat thefutoncritic.com nun einen eigenen Artikel zu der Veroeffentlichung der Ratings geschrieben. Sie haben wohl mit Nielsen Ratings Aerger gekriegt und veroeffentlichen nun nur noch die taeglichen Informationen, ohne Archive und hoffen, dass sie damit durchkommen.

      Einen Link kann man zu den aktuellen Zahlen auch nicht machen, da nur auf "einen" Dienstag zeigt, also geht selber mal rueber und schaut unter News "'idol' remains unstoppable on tuesday" nach.


      Ciao,
      Deliamber

    • Original von Deliamber
      So wie es aussieht hat thefutoncritic.com nun einen eigenen Artikel zu der Veroeffentlichung der Ratings geschrieben. Sie haben wohl mit Nielsen Ratings Aerger gekriegt und veroeffentlichen nun nur noch die taeglichen Informationen, ohne Archive und hoffen, dass sie damit durchkommen.

      Einen Link kann man zu den aktuellen Zahlen auch nicht machen, da nur auf "einen" Dienstag zeigt, also geht selber mal rueber und schaut unter News "'idol' remains unstoppable on tuesday" nach.

      ja das ist schon seit einiger zeit so, glaub seit anfang des jahres, dass die keine zahlen mehr veröffentlichen und dass auch die archive weg sind. die haben tatsächlich ärger bekommen, sie haben dazu auch mal stellung genommen und das mitgeteilt, müsste auch noch dort zu finden sein. der link von dir lädt nur ein bissel lange, am besten direkt über thefutoncritic.com draufgehen, dann gehts bei mir schneller...

    • Und hier noch einige Daten fuer die Folge 3x15 :


      'Idol' Yields Another Tuesday Rout for FOX
      Fast National ratings for Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2004.


      Tuesday night television was all about reality. The evening began with FOX's smash "American Idol," continued with record ratings for UPN's "America's Next Top Model" and concluded with a respectable performance from ABC's "Super Millionaire."

      Overall, FOX won the night with ease, scoring a 10.9 rating/16 share, easily besting second place CBS' 7.9/12. NBC was back in third with a 6.9/11, with ABC a competitive fourth with a 6.5/10. Both netlets had strong nights with UPN finishing at 3.5/5 and The WB at 3.3/5.

      Among adults 18-49, FOX had an even easier time of it, winning the coveted demographic with a 7.8 rating, more than double the 3.7 earned by both ABC and NBC. CBS had a 2.7 for fourth, but UPN was right on its heels with a 2.6 rating. The WB trailed at 1.9.

      At 8 p.m., "American Idol" earned a 14.9/23, leaving CBS' "Navy NCIS" in its dust with an 8.2/12. ABC was a lackluster third with "8 Simple Rules" and "I'm With Her," just edging "Whoopi" (5.0/8) and "Happy Family" (4.0/6) on NBC. Over on The WB, "Gilmore Girls" had a 3.6/5 in a strong hour, with UPN's "One on One" and "All of Us" more than a ratings point behind.

      CBS moved into first at 9 p.m. with the 7.4/11 for "The Guardian." FOX slipped, but held second with "24," which beat the 6.2/9 average for NBC's "Frasier" and "Scrubs." ABC was a close fourth with the 6.1/9 for "According to Jim" and "Less than Perfect." On UPN, "America's Next Top Model" earned a 4.8/7, pulling in well more than 7 million viewers, and easily topping The WB's "One Tree Hill," which had a 3.0/5.

      NBC won at 10 p.m. with the 9.9/16 for "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." ABC's "Super Millionaire" grabbed second with an 8.7/14. CBS wasn't far off with "Judging Amy."


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      Deliamber

    • Da das auch was mit den Quoten zu tun hat poste ich das mal hier rein:

      Frag' die Experten: «24»

      Meines Wissens läuft zur Zeit die dritte Season von «24» in den USA. Allerdings finde ich die Serie nie bei den Nielsen Ratings, läuft «24» in Übersee so schlecht, dass es nicht in die TOP 25 der meistgesehenen Sendungen schafft ?
      Gerald, Bochum, Deutschland

      Erfolg oder nicht Erfolg – darüber lässt sich streiten. Fakt ist, dass «24» ein Hit ist.

      Wie auch in Deutschland kann man nicht alle Sendungen miteinander vergleichen. Ein krasses Beispiel: Das «Glücksrad» auf NeunLive kommt nie an die Quoten von der Sat.1-Zeit-Ausstrahlung hin. Würde nun «24» auf CBS, und nicht bei FOX ausgestrahlt werden, wären die Quoten höher.

      CBS hat derzeit einen Marktanteil von 8,7 Prozent bei den Haushalten. FOX ist mit ABC auf Platz drei mit 6,2 Prozent. «24» hat bei den Nielsen Ratings derzeit den 61. Platz. Bei FOX ist es die 10 meistgeschaute Sendung (9,76 Mio.). Bei den Serien ist es die dritterfolgreichste und liegt noch vor dem US-Hit «The O.C.». Die meisten Produktionen von FOX haben Einschaltquoten zwischen fünf und sieben Millionen Zuschauer.

      Eine Leserin hat mir heute Nachmittag eine Mail geschrieben: Laut ctu-news.de ist eine vierte Staffel der Serie fast sicher. Laut „Insiderwissen“ hat FOX bereits eine vierte Staffel geordert. Jedoch sind solche Insiderinformationen immer mit einem gewissen Abstand zu genießen. Ich werde aber selbst bei 20th Century FOX und dem Fernsehsender FOX nachfragen.

      Fabian Riedner

      Quelle: quotenmeter.de