Overnight ratings: 8.07 million viewers, 4.1/10 rating/share 18-49.
Source: TV By The Numbers
Overnight ratings: 7.22 million viewers, 3.6/9 rating/share 18-49.
Source: TV By The Numbers
Older ratings news after the jump. More »
These ratings summarize fan votes in each OfficeTally episode poll.
Last poll: Job Fair, May 8-12
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We’ve got some time to kill before April 10th, so let’s play Survivor Season 2 — vote one episode off the island every few days, until we’re left with the most popular episode as the ULTIMATE SURVIVOR! Status: ‘Casino Night’ tops the list! Thanks for playing Survivor Season 2! |
Final rankings after the jump. More »
Tipsters: Kim, Rachel, Allyson, Eileen
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Back by popular demand, vote one Season 1 episode off the island every few days, until we’re left with the most popular episode as the ULTIMATE SURVIVOR! Status: Season 1 now complete. Thanks for voting! |
Final rankings after the jump. More »
From Yahoo News:
Fourth-ranked broadcaster NBC has quietly begun reimbursing advertisers an average of $500,000 each for failing to reach guaranteed ratings levels, the first time a network has taken such a step in years, media buyers said.
This paragraph is interesting:
Magna Global audience analysis exec vp Steve Sternberg said he saw no problem with NBC airing a reality block on a low-rated night like Saturday or even during the week if the production values were high or if it replaced other reality programming. However, “if it replaces midweek scripted hours, it could have a negative impact” on ratings and audience quality, he said.
(The Office will be replaced by Celebrity Apprentice starting January 3rd.)
Link: NBC refunds advertisers as ratings plunge
Tipster: LoveJim
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Do we need a little distraction until September 27? Then let’s create a list of fan-ranked Season 3 Office episodes, by voting one episode off OfficeTally Island every few days, until we’re left with the most popular episode as the ULTIMATE SURVIVOR! |
Final rankings after the jump.
From Variety:
Among adults 18-49 living in households earning $100,000 or more, ABC sets the pace with an index of 112 (meaning its audience is 12% more likely than the average adult under 50 to bring home the big bucks). NBC was close behind at 107 …
The top-indexing programs in the $100,000 category through January were NBC’s “The Office” (138), ABC’s “Boston Legal” (135), NBC’s “The Apprentice” (132) and rookie dramas “Brothers & Sisters” on ABC and “Studio 60″ on NBC (both 131).
