The Office attracts upscale viewers

Thursday, February 22nd, 2007

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).

Link: ABC, NBC draw upscale audiences

12 comments

  1. Because upscale viewers are drawn to pointless storylines? What?

  2. I’ve wondered if this is why they saddled the series with this pointless Karen story all season, to appeal to upscale viewers.

  3. I’ve never lied about income on a poll. I’ve rarely lied about anything on a poll.

  4. How many people do you think lie about their income?
    I never tell the truth when being polled. I hate polls. I never suspect real answers from polling data.

  5. Well, I don’t earn anywhere NEAR that amount, and I love it, too.

    Callan - I feel your pain. I’m a college student again after a many-year break. I think college and brokeness automatically go together…

  6. I work at Staples! haha I’m well below 100k but this is good news for The Office, Greg Daniels says NBC loves these numbers.

  7. Personally, I’m unemployed, well technically I make under $10000 a year. But I still love The Office!

  8. I heard Staples is hiring

  9. Maybe if I can actually get my husband to watch the show with me we could make some more money!!!

  10. So if I keep on watching maybe I’ll soon be earning at that level…

  11. Callan, I feel your pain. I actually have about $400 to my name, and $1,100 in bills.

  12. Yeah, too bad I’m a college student with negative 14 dollars to my name…

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