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Hey,
Doesn't really contain spoilers, just the number....Not bad , but
there seems to be a big decrease from last week's number's...Which , I
think, is to be expected....To the Roswell fans, there was a decreaseon
the number of blondes...i 'm kidding...barely...Okay, i'm off to
denialville to practice my new mantra : I hate Joss , I hate Joss...
CBS Wins Tuesday; 'Gilmore Girls' Beats
'Roswell' Wed, Oct 10, 2001 09:49 AM PDT
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - Overnight Metered Market Ratings for Oct. 9, 2001 Once again, CBS won Tuesday night in the overnight-metered market ratings with a 10.2 rating/15 share (last week, 10.6/16), while NBC's eight o'clock hour dragged it down to second place with an 8.0/12 (9.8/15). ABC took third place with a 6.5/10 (7.1/11). FOX was back in fourth place with a 5.6/8 (5.9/9), while The WB came in fifth with a 5.0/7 (2.7/4). UPN, which climbed to No. 4 last week, rounded out the networks in sixth with a 4.2/6 (6.2/9). CBS won the eight o'clock hour with "JAG" scoring an 11.4/17 (11.4/17). While still performing solidly, new drama "The Guardian" took a dip for the second week at 9 p.m. to an 8.7/13 (9.2/13). Things were back on solid ground at 10 p.m. when "Judging Amy" closed out the night with an 11.1/17 (11.3/18), making it the highest-rated and most watched show of the night. "Emeril" still isn't bringing home the bacon for NBC, taking a 5.9/9 at 8 p.m. (6.2/9), followed by the equally under-whelming "Three Sisters" at 8:30, 5.9/8 (6.2/9). "Frasier" still managed to shine at 9 p.m. with an 11.4/16 (12.6/18), followed by freshman comedy "Scrubs" at9:30, 8.4/12 (10.8/15). "Dateline NBC" closed out the night at 10 p.m. with an 8.3/13 (11.4/18). ABC started things off with "Dharma & Greg" getting the highest numbers for the network at 8 p.m. with a 7.2/11 (6.7/10), followed by "What About Joan" holding steady at 8:30, 6.1/9 (6.1/9). At 9 p.m., new comedy "Bob Patterson" took a significant dip with a 5.6/8 (7.1/10). "Spin City" also felt the absence of Michael J. Fox, pulling a 6.6/9 (7.5/11). Steven Bochco's new drama "Philly" also continued to see a decline in its numbers with a 6.9/11 (7.6/12). A brand new "That '70s Show" started things off for FOX at 8 p.m. with a 6.8/10 (7.1/11), followed at 8:30 by Will Ferrell guest-starring on "Undeclared," 5.6/8 (5.7/8). "Love Cruise: The Maiden Voyage" finished things off at 9 p.m. with a 5.0/7 (5.3/8). The two-hour season premiere of "Gilmore Girls" from 8 to 10 p.m. gave The WB a shot in the arm with a 5.0/7. Still, old timeslot holder "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" still beat it by a hair during the eight o'clock hour (4.9/7 to 4.7/7), which will make things interesting to watch in the weeks to come. (Last week, "Come Together: A Night of John Lennon's Words and Music," 2.7/4.) "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" turned in a solid 4.9/7 to UPN at 8 p.m. (two-hour season premiere, 6.2/9), but that other WB refugee "Roswell" didn't fare so well in its season premiere at 9 p.m., only taking a 3.6/5. "Roswell's" numbers will be interesting to watch once the teen Superman drama "SmallVille" premieres opposite in on The WB next week.
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