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28 December 2004 | From Studio Briefing | See recent Studio Briefing news

Thanks to the Monday Night Football game between the St. Louis Rams and the Philadelphia Eagles and the fact that all of the other networks were airing reruns, ABC wiped out the competition Monday night. The network averaged a 9.0 rating and a 15 share, well above CBS's 7.9/13 and almost double NBC's 4.7/8. Fox trailed with a 3.0/5. ABC preceded the football game with a reairing of its Blunderful World of Sports, which topped CBS's Still Standing and Listen Up and NBC's Fear Factor.

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21 December 2004 | From Studio Briefing | See recent Studio Briefing news

A combination of the special TV Guide's Greatest Moments 2004 and Monday Night Football lifted ABC to a narrow primetime victory Monday while its rivals aired mostly reruns. The TV Guide special pulled a 7.1/11 in the 8:00 p.m. hour, ahead of CBS's Listen Up and Still Standing, which averaged a 6.2/10. A Fear Factor repeat on NBC and The Swan finale on Fox were well behind. At 9:00 p.m., Monday Night Football took the lead with a 10.2/15. But it did no more than tie the numbers for Everybody Loves Raymond and Two and a Half Men on CBS. The second hour of The Swan finale on Fox improved to a 5.2/8 as the winner was announced, while NBC's Las Vegas crapped out with a 4.9/7. At 10:00 p.m. a rerun of CBS's CSI: Miami led the field with a 10.0/15, while Monday Night Football dropped to a 9.9/16. A second hour of NBC's Las Vegas folded with a 4.3/7.

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21 September 2004 | From Studio Briefing | See recent Studio Briefing news

CBS was the winner of Nielsen's officially designated first night of the 2004-2005 season. The season debut of Still Standing with a 7.5 rating and a 12 share and the series debut of Listen Up with a 7.9/12 were the winners of the 8:00 hour, beating NBC's Fear Factor (6.2/10) and ABC's The Benefactor (5.9/9). ABC won the 9:00 p.m. hour with Monday Night Football, which averaged an 11.8/18, but CBS actually scored higher ratings in the first half hour of the time period with a 12.0/18 for the season premiere of Everybody Loves Raymond. Two and a Half Men followed with a solid 11.1/16 to place second behind football. CBS returned to first place in the 10:00 p.m. hour with the season premiere of CSI: Miami posting a 14.5/23, well ahead of MNF, which delivered an 11.5/18 in the time period. In the same hour, NBC's LAX skidded to a 5.6/9 in its second week. Overall, CBS won the night with an average 11.2/17, followed by ABC with a 9.7/15. NBC was third with a 6.5/10. The WB finished fourth with a 4.0/6, beating Fox, which managed a lowly 3.1/5.

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3 June 2004 | From Studio Briefing | See recent Studio Briefing news

Demonstrating again how one or two shows can make a network, the final two broadcasts of American Idol were enough to give Fox a rare ratings win last week, according to Nielsen Research. The network took the crown as the most-watched network overall and the most-watched among adults 18-49. The season finale of the show on Wednesday captured a 16.4 rating and a 26 share, while the penultimate episode ranked second with a 15.0/25. Overall, Fox averaged a 7.0/13 for the week. CBS placed second with a 6.3/11. NBC was well behind with a 5.0/9, while ABC trailed with a 4.4/8.

The top ten shows of the week according to Nielsen Research: 1. American Idol (Wednesday), Fox, 16.4/26; 2. American Idol (Tuesday), Fox, 15.0/25; 3. CSI: Miami, CBS, 13.7/22; 4. Everybody Loves Raymond, CBS, 11.8/18; 5. Two and a Half Men, CBS, 11.7/18; 6. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CBS, 10.0/17; 7. Law & Order, NBC, 8.7/14; 8. Without a Trace, CBS, 8.6/15; 9. Still Standing, CBS, 7.8/13; 10. Super Millionaire (Tuesday), ABC, 7.6/12.

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