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Ummmmm Ok · 09-16-2003, 02:43 PM

Fast National ratings for Monday, Sept. 15, 2003
An overtime "Monday Night Football" game carried ABC to a ratings win Monday, while The WB debuted its Monday lineup to strong numbers.

ABC averaged an 11.8 rating/19 share in primetime to win the night. CBS was second at 7.8/12, followed by NBC, 4.3/7, and FOX, 3.7/6. The WB scored a strong 6.9/10 in the metered markets, and UPN averaged 3.8/5.

Among adults 18-49, ABC led with a 6.5 rating. CBS averaged 3.7, FOX 2.6 and NBC 2.5.

The premiere of "Primetime Monday," 8.2/14, won the 8 p.m. hour for NBC. The season debut of "7th Heaven" posted a 7.9/12 to put The WB in second. CBS was third with reruns of "Yes, Dear," 5.6/9, and "Still Standing," 6.0/9. NBC's "Fear Factor" was fourth. The premieres of "The Parkers," 3.6/5, and "Eve," 4.0/6, put UPN in fifth, ahead of a repeat of "The O.C." on FOX.

At 9 p.m., the first hour of "Monday Night Football" earned a 14.0/21. CBS moved up to second with a 45-minute "Everybody Loves Raymond" and the start of "CSI: Miami," averaging 9.0/14 for the hour. The WB stayed solid with the season premiere of "Everwood," 5.8/8. "Paradise Hotel" finished fourth for FOX, beating the season premieres of "Girlfriends," 3.8/5, and "Half and Half," 3.6/5, on UPN. NBC trailed with a "Third Watch" rerun.

The "Monday Night Football" game between Dallas and the New York Giants averaged 13.1/21 for the 10 p.m. hour. CBS was second with "CSI: Miami," 8.5/14. NBC aired a second episode of "Third Watch," 4.0/7.

09-16-2003, 02:43 PM	#2
Ummmmm Ok Platinum Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 2,021	RE: ratings? Fast National ratings for Monday, Sept. 15, 2003 An overtime "Monday Night Football" game carried ABC to a ratings win Monday, while The WB debuted its Monday lineup to strong numbers. ABC averaged an 11.8 rating/19 share in primetime to win the night. CBS was second at 7.8/12, followed by NBC, 4.3/7, and FOX, 3.7/6. The WB scored a strong 6.9/10 in the metered markets, and UPN averaged 3.8/5. Among adults 18-49, ABC led with a 6.5 rating. CBS averaged 3.7, FOX 2.6 and NBC 2.5. The premiere of "Primetime Monday," 8.2/14, won the 8 p.m. hour for NBC. The season debut of "7th Heaven" posted a 7.9/12 to put The WB in second. CBS was third with reruns of "Yes, Dear," 5.6/9, and "Still Standing," 6.0/9. NBC's "Fear Factor" was fourth. The premieres of "The Parkers," 3.6/5, and "Eve," 4.0/6, put UPN in fifth, ahead of a repeat of "The O.C." on FOX. At 9 p.m., the first hour of "Monday Night Football" earned a 14.0/21. CBS moved up to second with a 45-minute "Everybody Loves Raymond" and the start of "CSI: Miami," averaging 9.0/14 for the hour. The WB stayed solid with the season premiere of "Everwood," 5.8/8. "Paradise Hotel" finished fourth for FOX, beating the season premieres of "Girlfriends," 3.8/5, and "Half and Half," 3.6/5, on UPN. NBC trailed with a "Third Watch" rerun. The "Monday Night Football" game between Dallas and the New York Giants averaged 13.1/21 for the 10 p.m. hour. CBS was second with "CSI: Miami," 8.5/14. NBC aired a second episode of "Third Watch," 4.0/7. __________________ "If you want to be successful, find someone who has achieved the results you want and copy what they do and you'll achieve the same results." Tony Robbins Too many leaders act as if the sheep.. their people.. are there for the benefit of the shepherd, not that the shepherd has responsibility for the sheep. Ken Blanchard What we think determines what happens to us, so if we want to change our lives, we need to stretch our minds. Wayne Dyer These are things that I read and live by!