Ratings for October 10th

["Rod" <myself03@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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 decrease on 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" at 9:30, 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. 
Check out Zap2it.com's Ratings Scorecard to see how all the new shows are doing this season (http://tv.zap2it.com/shows/01-02/fall/feature.html?20906