Here’s the top-rated TV shows in the US for the last week:
- CSI: Miami (CBS)
- Law and Order: SVU (NBC)
- Two and a Half Men (CBS)
- Prison Break (FOX)
- 60 Minutes (CBS)
- Two and a Half Men – 8pm (CBS)
- CSI (CBS)
- Without A Trace (CBS)
- Criminal Minds (CBS)
- CSI: NY (CBS)
- Justice (FOX)
- Celebrity Duets (FOX)
- NCAA Football: Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech (ABC)
- Bones (FOX)
- Big Brother (CBS)
- Vanished (FOX)
- California 500 (NBC)
- 20/20 – special (ABC)
- Celebrity Duets – 8pm (FOX)
- The New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS)
I’ve highlighted the shows that are running new episodes in bold (including sporting events, etc). Good to see Justice making a relatively good start with its first episode, and interesting to see Vanished hanging in there.
All the same, the top three shows are repeats. Of the top ten, eight are repeats.
And then there’s the craziness that CSI: Miami is number one and that The New Adventures of Old Christine is in there at all.
What is to be made of it all? I guess you could always argue that Fox still has fewer affiliates than the other networks so has a lower potential audience for its shows. Couple that with the fact it’s the only network running any big new dramas at the moment and it’s more surprising than anything except re-runs is in the top ten.
All the same, it’s odd. Let’s see what happens next week when House figures in.