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The Amazing Race => The Amazing Race Discussion => Topic started by: mswood on February 19, 2007, 02:43:09 PM
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Well Marc Berman is reporting the breakdown in Fast Nationals over on his website
http://pifeedback.com/eve/?cdra=Y&s=32410241 A great ratings web site, for those who like to know.
The 8:30 half hour had 9.60 million viewers (the lowest levesl since season 9). and a 2.6 in 18-49
The 9:00 half fhour increased to 11.74 million viewers and a 3.3 in 18-49 year olds.
Know due to the overrun of Golf (Yeah Golf), these ratings may change up a bit when final numbers are announced.
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Final Numbers are out for Sunday's opening
The Show averaged 10.29 million viewers with a 3.1 in 18-49 demographic.
It was CBS lowest rated in total viewers for the night, but its highest rated in teh 18-49 demo.
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From CBS Press:
The premiere of THE AMAZING RACE: ALL-STARS (8:27-9:27PM) was second from 8:30-9:30PM in households (6.2/10), viewers (10.29m) and adults 25-54 (3.9/09). Compared to the 90-minute first episode of THE AMAZING RACE on Sept. 17, 2006, the winter premiere added +160,000 viewers (from 10.13m, +2%).
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I honestly think that CBS was a little disappointed by the performance. While it is a slight improvement over last season's opener. But the demo numbers were good. ANd in most cases that is the key issue for a shows continued health.
Last seasons opener came after the ratings depressed end of season 9 (where the switch to a later time period really hurt the ratings).
But most of season ten ranged in the 11-12 million range.
Hopefully teh show will manage to also improve its standings this season, though this week they will of course be expecting a serious decline in the ratings. But it will be expected.
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i think the golf overrun was actually a killer this time in the begining
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Fast Ntional are out, and as expected agains't the oscars the show took a serious hit in viewers.
It got 8.185 in viewers while nearly 40 million viewers turned into the Academy Awards.
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Final numbers are out and it is almost idetical to Fast Nationals with AR getting 8,170,000 viewers with a adults rating of 2.9.
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from futon
THE AMAZING RACE: ALL-STARS was second in households (4.9/07), viewers (8.17m) and adults 25-54 (3.5/07). Against the Academy Awards programming on ABC, THE AMAZING RACE retained 94% of last week's premiere adults 18-49 delivery (2.9/06 from 3.1/08) and built on the adults 18-34 performance (2.1/05 from 1.9/05) by +11%
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Fast Nationals are out for the third week of the amazing race.
Viewers 10.71 million with a 3.7 18-49 demo.
While I would like the total viewer number to be higher teh demo was a nearly 50% increase over 60 minutes and the 2cd best demo number of the night for CBS.
If this number hold sout it will be the most watched episode of the season so far.
Compared to last season its 5 episodes did worse, 8 did better. But hopefully with reruns starting for most of the networks for a few weeks and no more specials for it to take a serious hit on, the ratings should get even better, for at least a few weeks.
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I predict next weeks episode will be the highest rated ever :angel:
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I predict next weeks episode will be the highest rated ever :angel:
i predict your right
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CBS PLACES SECOND FOR THE WEEK IN VIEWERS AND KEY DEMOGRAPHICS
"The Amazing Race: All-Stars" Posts Highs in Viewers, Adults 18-49 and Adults 25-54
"Two and a Half Men" Posts Its Second Best Deliveries of the Season in Viewers and Key Demographics
"Rules of Engagement" Retains Nearly All of Prior Week's Viewer Delivery and Adult 18-49 Rating
"CSI: NY" Tops "Lost" in Viewers for the Fourth Consecutive Week
"Cold Case" and "Without a Trace" Posts Significant Increases Over Their Last Original Episodes
In a week that included the final days of the February sweep and a significant amount of rebroadcasts, CBS placed second in viewers and key demographics, according to Nielsen Live Plus same-day ratings for the week ending March 4, week 24 of the 2006-2007 television season.
Among the Network's first-run broadcasts, THE AMAZING RACE: ALL-STARS posted this edition's best ratings in viewers, adults 18-49 and adults 25-54, TWO AND A HALF MEN notched its second best deliveries of the season in viewers and key demographics while RULES OF ENGAGEMENT retained nearly all of its prior week's viewer delivery and adult 18-49 rating, CSI: NY topped "Lost" in viewers for the fourth consecutive week and both COLD CASE and WITHOUT A TRACE posted huge increases over their last original episodes.
For the week in viewers, CBS (11.81m) trailed FOX (15.28m) and was ahead of NBC (8.19m) and ABC (8.12m). Season-to-date in viewers, CBS (13.02m) is first, ahead of ABC (10.07m), FOX (9.92m) and NBC (9.57m).
For the week in key demographics, CBS was second in both adults 25-54 (4.3/10) and adults 18-49 (3.3/09). Season-to-date, CBS is in sole possession of first place in both adults 18-49 (3.9/10) and adults 25-54 (4.9/12).
For the week in households, CBS (7.5/12) was -16% behind FOX (8.9/14) and +42% ahead of both NBC and ABC (5.3/09, each). Season-to-date, CBS is first in households (8.2/13), outpacing ABC by +26% (6.5/10), NBC by +32% (6.2/10) and FOX by +34% (6.1/10).
? TWO AND A HALF MEN was first in households (10.4/15), viewers (16.58m), tied for first in adults 25-54 (6.9/15, with NBC) and second in adults 18-49 (5.5/12). This is TWO AND A HALF MEN's second best delivery this season in households, viewers, adults 25-54 and adults 18-49.
? RULES OF ENGAGEMENT was first in households (8.6/13), second in viewers (13.57m), adults 25-54 (6.0/13) and tied for second in adults 18-49 (4.8/11, with FOX). RULES OF ENGAGEMENT retained nearly all of last week's viewer delivery (from 13.8m) and 98% of its adult 18-49 rating.
? CSI: MIAMI was first in households (11.1/18), viewers (17.42m), adults 25-54 (7.1/17) and adults 18-49 (5.6/15).
? NCIS was second in households (10.2/15), viewers (16.16m), adults 25-54 (5.3/12) and adults 18-49 (3.7/09) -- all behind FOX's "American Idol."
? THE UNIT was second in households (8.1/12), viewers (12.87m), adults 25-54 (4.7/10) and adults 18-49 (3.4/08). This is THE UNIT's best delivery in households and viewers with a first run episode since Dec. 12, 2006.
? CSI: NY was first in households (9.3/15), viewers (14.33m), second behind "Lost" in adults 25-54 (5.3/13), adults 18-49 (4.4/11) and adults 18-34 (3.3/09). CSI: NY topped "Lost" every week they've competed in February.
? SURVIVOR: FIJI was second behind "American Idol Special" in households (8.4/13), viewers (14.67m), adults 25-54 (6.1/14) and adults 18-49 (5.0/13). Compared to last week, SURVIVOR is up +8% in households (from 7.8/12), +9% in adults 18-49 (from 4.6/12), +7% in adults 25-54 (from 5.7/13) and added +1.20m viewers (from 13.47m, +9%).
? SHARK (R) (10:01-11:00PM) was first in households (8.1/14), viewers (11.88m), adults 25-54 (4.0/10) and adults 18-49 (3.1/09). SHARK has won its time period six times in the last seven weeks in both households and viewers.
? THE AMAZING RACE: ALL-STARS was second in households (6.2/10), viewers (10.77m) and adults 25-54 (4.4/10). This is the best delivery in viewers, adults 18-49 (3.7/09) and adults 25-54 for this edition of THE AMAZING RACE.
? COLD CASE was second in households (8.2/12), viewers (13.14m) and adults 25-54 (4.2/09). Compared to the last first-run COLD CASE (on 2/18/07), CBS was up +11% in households (from 7.4/12), +8% in adults 25-54 (from 3.9/09), +14% in adults 18-49 (3.3/08 from 2.9/07) and added +1.54m viewers (from 11.60m, +13%).
? WITHOUT A TRACE won its time period in households (9.7/16), viewers (14.88m), finished second in adults 25-54 (5.1/12, -0.2 behind ABC) and adults 18-49 (3.9/10). Compared to the last first run episode (on 2/18/07), WITHOUT A TRACE was up +29% in households (from 7.5/13), +31% in adults 25-54 (from 3.9/10), +30% in adults 18-49 (from 3.0/08) and added +3.46m viewers (from 11.42m, +30%).
CBS top programs of the week: #8 CSI: MIAMI (an average of 17.42m viewers), #10 TWO AND A HALF MEN (16.58m), #11 NCIS (16.16m), #12 CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION (R) (15.69m), #13 WITHOUT A TRACE (14.88m), #15 SURVIVOR: FIJI (14.67m), #16 CRIMINAL MINDS (14.50m), #18 CSI: NY (14.33m), #19 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (13.57m), #20 COLD CASE (13.14m), #21 60 MINUTES (13.05m), #22 THE UNIT (12.87m), #25 SHARK (R) (11.88m) and #29 THE AMAZING RACE 11 (10.77m).
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Not counting for of course the oscar effect, teh show is averaging right with season ten when it aired on time.
When season 10 was delayed by Football it always improved in ratings.
But the demo's are great for the show. And in many ways thats better then total viewers.
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In fasr Nationals the show scored an even 10 million viewers witj a 3.3 in adults 18-49.
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Final numbers for Sunday are finally out and they were fairly poor.
a 9.82 in viewers. The rest of CBS did very well. This is not a good thing. Hopefully its a one time thing.
Even teh Demo 's performance compared to the other CBS show was poor a 3.3.
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even the ncaa selection show was down from last year. just a bad day for them i guess
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Well priliminary Fast Nationals are in. ANd damn, we need more sports overruns is all I can say.
The show had a very large increase in viewers.
Since the show started on a 15 minute interval all tehy currently have available is the half hour breakdowns.
So from 8:30- to 9:00 pm 13.42 million viewers and a 3.9 in adults.
from 9:00 to 9:30 a 13.13 million viewers and a 4.0 in adults
And from 9:30 to 10:00 12.52 million viewers and still a 4.0 in adults.
I expect the final numbers to be closest to the 12.50 or so.
Which is easily teh highest rated episode of this season. And nearly an increase of 3 million viers from the previous week.
In fact that number beats all but the final episode of season 10, all of season 9 and all of season 8 (I think on 8 but I could be wrong).
If its gets to a 12.75 if twill be the highest rated episode (witht he possible exception of some of 8, I don't have all those ratings) since season 7.
Lets here it for more basketball.
Either that are there are millions of people who absolutely hated Rob & Amber.
Sorry Puddin couldn't resist.
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families watch college basketball.
families like TAR.
families are lazy on sunday nights
combine these 3 factors, and you will have success for TAR. (well, at least until april)
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Either that are there are millions of people who absolutely hated Rob & Amber.
I think its the Rob & Amber thing
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Bite me :lol:
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Well darn it, Final numbers took a bigger hit then I expected.
The show got 11.996 million viewers with a 3.9 in adults 18-49.
It is still easily the best ratings of the season.
And compared to season 10 it beat all the episodes except for two of them. And it beat all of season 9.
So, God I hate to say it, but thank god for Sports OVerruns, as long as it isn't stupid golf.
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I actually prefer golf :lol:
They say that Simon being on 60 minutes also helped CBS out. The numbers are good.. bring on Season 12 :happy:
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I actually prefer golf :lol:
They say that Simon being on 60 minutes also helped CBS out. The numbers are good.. bring on Season 12 :happy:
amen to that, and i have a friend traveling europe during the summer so she will be on the lookout for us!!!
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where are you mswood?
At 8 p.m., "60 Minutes" and the start of "The Amazing Race" were first in households at 7.1/12, though ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (7.0/11) had more total viewers. The finale of "Grease: You're the One That I Want" posted a 4.5/7 for NBC. "The Simpsons," 4.1/7, and "King of The Hill," 3.7/6, kept FOX ahead of The CW and "7th Heaven."
CBS stayed on top at 9 p.m. with "The Amazing Race" and the start of "Cold Case," averaging 7.2/11 for the hour. "Deal or No Deal" drew a 6.2/10 for NBC. FOX moved up to third with "Family Guy," 5.0/8, and "American Dad," 4.2/7, pulling ahead of ABC's "Desperate Housewives" rerun. An "America's Next Top Model" repeat on The CW drew a 1.3/2.
"Cold Case" and "Without a Trace" combined to draw a 9.3/16 for CBS at 10 p.m. "The Apprentice" scored a 4.7/7 for NBC, while ABC went with a "Brothers & Sisters" repeat, 3.1/5.
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Without Simon Cowell's help, TAR went back to its typical ratings numbers--
the better one with little help of sports overrun. However, casual viewers
gained from last week's giant rat race might lose their interest because the
first 30 minutes of the show took place in the airports! According to Terry
and Ian on Early Show, it was really an anomaly. Because of an unexpected
religious migration, the airport in South Africa was stuffed with 10,000
passengers! CBS did downplay racers' frustration. Terry said at that time
many teams wanted to quit and just go home. Early Show repeated a footage in
that airport, I noticed that in the background lots of Muslims (women almost
covered their entire bodies) pointed to the camera laughing when Terry and
Ian talked to the camera that they wanted to fly home to Miami. Did South
Africa expel all Muslims or it is a volunteer migration. I really don't
know. But I think TAR producers handle the crisis well. They really couldn't
foresee it coming.
8PM to 9PM Time Slot
CBS 7.1/12
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (new) 7.0/11
Grease Finale 4.5/7
Fox Comedies 3.9/7
TAR 11 ratings:
Week 1: 6.7/10 (8:28 to 9:28) (7.0/11--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 2: 4.9/7
Week 3: 6.3/10
Week 4: 5.9/10
Week 5: 7.8/12 (8:45 to 9:45) (8.9/14--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.0/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 6: ???/?? (8:39 to 9:39) (7.1/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
TAR 10 ratings:
Week 1: 6.4/10 (first half hour) and 6.3/9
Week 2: 6.6/10
Week 3: 7.8/12 (8:34 to 9:34) (8.5/13--CBS 8 to 9)
Week 4: 6.4/10
Week 5: 7.4/11 (8:22 to 9:22) (8.1/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.2/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 6: 6.8/10
Week 7: 8.3/13 (8:20 to 9:20) (8.2/13--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.8/13--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 8: 7.7/11 (8:31 to 9:31) (8.5/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.3/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 9: 6.8/10
Week10: 7.9/12 (8:22 to 9:22) (8.9/13--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.6/13--CBS 9 to 10)
Week11: 6.5/10
Week12: 6.6/10
Week13: 8.0/12 (8:25 to 9:25) (8.4/13--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.3/12--CBS 9 to 10)
TAR 9 ratings:
Week 1: 6.9/10 and 6.3/10
Week 2: 6.1/10
Week 3: 6.1/10
Week 4: 6.0/10
Week 5: 5.6/9
Week 6: 5.0/8 (new time slot)
Week 7: 5.0/9
Week 8: 5.6/10
Week 9: 5.3/9
Week 10: 5.0/8
Week 11: 5.5/9
Week 12: 5.3/9 and 5.5/8 (Two hour finale)
TAR 8 ratings:
Week 1: 7.0/10 and 6.5/10
Week 2: 7.2/11
Week 3: 7.1/10
Week 4: 7.1/11
Week 5: 6.7/10
Week 6: 6.8/10
Week 7: 6.5/10 and 6.5/11
Week 8: 6.3/10
Week 9: No program.
Week10: 5.5/8
Week11: 6.7/10
Week12: 6.8/10 and 7.3/11 (Two hour finale)
TAR 7 ratings:
Week 1: 7.5/11 and 7.4/12
Week 2: 7.1/11
Week 3: 7.6/12
Week 4: 7.8/12
Week 5: 7.7/12 and 7.8/12
Week 6: 7.6/12
Week6A: 3.6/7 (Clips show)
Week 7: 8.1/12
Week 8: 7.7/12
Week 9: 8.5/13
Week10: 8.1/12
Week11: 9.1/14 and 10.1/16 (Two hour finale)
TAR 6 ratings:
Week 1: 7.3/11 and 7.5/12 (Two hour premiere)
Week 2: 7.1/11
Week 3: 7.6/11
Week 4: 7.5/11
Week 5: 7.0/11
Week 6: 6.2/10
Week 7: 6.4/11 (Clips show)
Week 8: 7.3/11
Week 9: 7.1/11
Week10: 6.6/10
Week11: 7.5/11
Week12: 7.5/11
Week13: 7.5/11 and 7.8/13 (Two hour finale)
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from CBS:
THE AMAZING RACE: ALL-STARS (8:38-9:38PM) posted a 6.3/10 in households with 10.59m viewers, 4.1/10 in adults 25-54 and 3.3/08 in adults 18-49. THE AMAZING RACE 11 was first in households and viewers and tied for first in adults 25-54 (with ABC).
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TAR 11 ratings:
Week 1: 6.7/10 (8:28 to 9:28) (7.0/11--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 2: 4.9/7
Week 3: 6.3/10
Week 4: 5.9/10
Week 5: 7.8/12 (8:45 to 9:45) (8.9/14--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.0/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 6: 6.8/11 (8:38 to 9:38) (7.1/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 7: 5.1/8 and 5.5/8
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Lol, I cant tell is that good?
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No, it was below average but the final numbers aren't out yet not that it should make that big of a difference.
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Yeah, sorry but my morning schedule as changed so i never get to this until later in the day.
Yeah ratings are down. Witht he first hour getting beat by a repeat of ABC's Home improvement show.
Here's the breakdown by haf hour for the two hours.
The Amazing Race: All-Stars (CBS)
8:00 p.m. Viewers: 8.61 million (#2), A18-49: 2.6/ 7 (#3)
8:30 p.m. Viewers: 8.67 million (#3), A18-49: 2.8/ 7 (#3)
9:00 p.m. Viewers: 9.31 million (#2), A18-49: 3.0/ 8 (#3)
9:30 p.m. Viewers: 9.40 million (#2), A18-49: 3.0/ 7 (#2t)
Which if accurate is really actually surprising, that it built its audience considering at 8-9 it was agains't almost all repeats, yet at 9-10 it went agains't a new episode of Desperate Housewives.
It again shows how much better this show does with overruns.
But if those numbers hold, and still agiins't almost all repeats tyhats a very poor performance.
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Final numbers for the two hour block are up and they even went down, Yikes. Not good.
The Amazing Race (two-hours)
- 8.945 million viewers
- 5.3/8 HH
- 2.9/8 A18-49
This is a very poor performance for the show, especiallyon a night primarily of repeats.
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Well the Sopranos premiered, Bada Bing!
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Fasst Nationals are out
9.25 viewers and 2.9/8 in adults 18-49.
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:P
ABC had “Extreme Makeover Home Edition” (4.2 rating among adults 18 to 48 according to preliminary Nielsens), “Desperate Housewives” (6.0) and “Brothers & Sisters” (4.1).
That’s a series low for “Housewives,” but the Easter holiday had viewership down across the board. Also, the return of HBO’s “The Sopranos” and “Entourage” may have impacted numbers as well.
CBS was second in the demo and first in households. The network aired “Amazing Race: All Stars” (2.9), “Cold Case” (2.8 ) and “Without a Trace” (3.6).
On NBC, there was a two-hour “Dateline” (1.5), “Deal or No Deal” ( 2.8 ) and “The Apprentice” (2.6).
Fox was fourth with repeats. The CW was fifth with repeats and an original “7th Heaven” (0.7).
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Yes ratings as a whole this sunday were down, down down. But it was Easter and that does tend to lower ratigns, as many shows tend to repeat instead of airing originals.
Final numbers are out for AR
The Amazing Race
- 9.288 million viewers
- 5.4/9 HH
- 2.9/8 A18-49
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I dont really know how to read theese numbers so does that mean tar is officaly done for? or is there still a glimmer of hope or will it continue for another season?
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reality TV well it places typically a distant 2cd o ABC Extreme Home Makeover (or whatever its called) and is usually the lowest rating episode on CBS for that night. So thats not good news. But what does give us some hope is the adverstising friendldy 18-49 demo. Thats the holy grail of demo's and what brings in the majority of ad time. And while AR Does the worst for CBS in total viewers it does okay in the demo. Meaning it has a descent number of viwers in that age brackit. SO I would think at the least we would get a season renewal (but probably not a 2 season renewal for next year). And it may not be on Sunday, it might flot around to fill any hole in the schedule.
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Fast Nationals are delayed for a few hours so I can only give you the less accurate overnights which don't include viewer totals.
AR was beat at 8 by both Makeover and Dataline this week (thats unusual) and it got a 6.0 household and a 9 share will have much better info later to day.
But in comparison 60 minutes 8.9/15
Cold Case 8.2/12
Without a Trace 9.4/15
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Well I've gotten home and the FAst Nationals ahve been out for a while.
AR got 9.06 million viewers and is 2cd for the 8 oclock hour behind a repeat of Extreme home makeover.
It received a 2.9/8 in the 18-49 demo.
By compairosn 60 minutes 12.02 million and a 2.2 in the target demo.
Thats a good example of a show that does far more in viewers but AR has a much important younger audience, that brings in higher ad revenue.
Cold Case 12.28 million viewers and 3.o in adults. SO for 3 million additionl viewers they have practical the same number in adults 18-49.
Without a Trace 14.31 million viewers and a 3.5 in adults, thats a great number for both.
So while the viewer totals for Amazing Race aren't that good. Its demo numbers hold at much better, and that demo is what brings in the bulk of a shows ad revenue.
It really should be safe for next year, at worst perhaps not two cycles and maybe on another night. Thats at worst.
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Final Numbers for this week are out and the total viewers went down very slightly but the demo number improved (which is very good).
Total Viewers 9.035
3.0 18-49.
Every otehr CBS show had more viewers that night, but only WIthout a Trace had more people watching it in the ad friendly adult 18-49 age group..
AR's demo really, really helps the show.
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Thanks mswood :kissy:
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8PM-9PM Time Slot Ratings:
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 6.6/11
TAR 5.4/9
Dateline NBC 4.6/8
Simpons 4.1/7
7th Heaven 1.9/3
TAR 11 ratings:
Week 1: 6.7/10 (8:28 to 9:28) (7.0/11--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 2: 4.9/7
Week 3: 6.3/10
Week 4: 5.9/10
Week 5: 7.8/12 (8:45 to 9:45) (8.9/14--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.0/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 6: 6.8/11 (8:38 to 9:38) (7.1/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 7: 5.1/8 and 5.5/8
Week 8: 5.4/9
Week 9: 5.6/9
Week10: 5.4/9
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Final numbers are out
Amazing Race
- 8.691 million viewers
- 5.4/9 HH
- 2.8/8 A18-49
Not the best, but ratings across the board were down. Whether from a large state of reruns (or "Special" programming or to teh strength of new episodes of Sorpranos and the excellent Planet Earth discovery series (if it wasn't for TAr, that s what I would be watching).
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Dateline NBC won the 8-9PM
time slot. The usual winner Extreme Makeover: Home Edition retreated to the
second place. That means, The Amazing Race got the third place although the
actual ratings number was up as the season is near the end and competition
gets intensified.
8PM-9PM Time Slot
Dateline NBC 6.4/11
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 6.3/11
The Amazing Race 5.8/10
Fox Comedies 4.8/8
7th Heaven 1.8/3
TAR 11 ratings:
Week 1: 6.7/10 (8:28 to 9:28) (7.0/11--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 2: 4.9/7
Week 3: 6.3/10
Week 4: 5.9/10
Week 5: 7.8/12 (8:45 to 9:45) (8.9/14--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.0/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 6: 6.8/11 (8:38 to 9:38) (7.1/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 7: 5.1/8 and 5.5/8
Week 8: 5.4/9
Week 9: 5.6/9
Week10: 5.4/9
Week11: 5.8/10
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The Amazing Race: All-Stars" Delivers its Best Ratings in a Month
CBS placed second in viewers and adults 25-54 in the week ending April 29, week 32 of the 2006-2007 television season.
For the week in viewers, CBS (10.82m) trailed FOX (11.46m) but placed ahead of ABC (9.59m) and NBC (6.68m). Season-to-date in viewers, CBS (12.57m) leads followed by FOX (10.29m), ABC (9.80m) and NBC (9.03m).
For the week in key demographics, CBS was second in adults 25-54 (3.8/10) and averaged a 2.9/09 in adults 18-49. Season-to-date, CBS is first in adults 25-54 (4.7/12) and second in adults 18-49 (3.8/10, -0.2 behind FOX).
For the week in households, CBS (7.0/12) finished +1% ahead of FOX (6.9/12), +11% ahead of ABC (6.3/11) and +59% ahead of NBC (4.4/08). Season-to-date in household, CBS is first (7.9/13), outpacing ABC and FOX by +25% (6.3/10, each) and NBC by +36% (5.8/10).
CBS Weekly Highlights:
THE AMAZING RACE: ALL-STARS (5.7/10, 9.43m) was second in viewers and adults 25-54 (3.8/10). This is THE AMAZING RACE's best delivery in households, viewers, adults 18-49 (3.1/09) and adults 25-54 since March 25, 2007.
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yay :jumpy:
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i get the feelings twoards the summer months not many people are watching tv on sunday night and are spending time outside or going out while tivo'ing everything. i think that could be a reason for bad ratings someweeks and in tv as a hole
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Well finals are out for episode #12.
Here's teh prime time line of CBS.
The Amazing Race
- 9.432 million viewers
- 5.7/10 HH
- 3.1/9 A18-49
Cold Case
- 12.140 million viewers
- 7.8/12 HH
- 2.7/7 A18-49
Without a Trace
- 13.715 million viewers
- 9.0/15 HH
- 3.2/9 A18-49
Notice that only Without a Trace got a better ad friendly demo number then AR did. And thats with 4 million more viewers.
The total numbers are great, but hte ad number is the 2cd best for CBS lineup.
The show should be safe.
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Yea I read somewere on the Internet that filming is set to start in June or July
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8PM-9PM Time Slot Ratings
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 7.0/12
TAR 6.2/10
Dateline NBC 5.1/8
The Simpsons 4.5/8
7th Heaven 1.9/3
CBS Sunday Lineup Ratings
60 Minutes 7.7/14
TAR 6.2/10
Cold Case 8.7/13
Without A Trace 9.6/16
TAR 11 ratings:
Week 1: 6.7/10 (8:28 to 9:28) (7.0/11--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 2: 4.9/7
Week 3: 6.3/10
Week 4: 5.9/10
Week 5: 7.8/12 (8:45 to 9:45) (8.9/14--CBS 8 to 9)
(8.0/12--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 6: 6.8/11 (8:38 to 9:38) (7.1/12--CBS 8 to 9)
(7.2/11--CBS 9 to 10)
Week 7: 5.1/8 and 5.5/8
Week 8: 5.4/9
Week 9: 5.6/9
Week10: 5.4/9
Week11: 5.8/10
Week12: 6.2/10
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from the hollywood reporter
NEW YORK -- ABC and CBS split Sunday night's primetime, with ABC winning the adults 18-49 demographic while CBS won in viewership with more than a half million viewers to spare.
"Desperate Housewives" was the night's top show in key demos with 16.9 million viewers and a 6.5 rating/16 share in adults 18-49, according to preliminary estimates released Monday by Nielsen Media Research. It was down slightly from last week (17.2 million, 6.8/17) but was still well ahead of CBS' "Cold Case" (13.6 million, 3.2/8) in the 9 p.m. hour. "Cold Case" was up from last week (12.1 million, 2.7/7).
ABC won the 8 p.m. hour with "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (11.6 million, 4.3/12), which showed improvement week-to-week (10.7 million, 4.0/12). It came in ahead of "Amazing Race" (10.5 million, 3.3/9) and "Deal or No Deal" (9 million, 2.2/6) plus a new episode of "The Simpsons" (7.7 million, 3.7/10) and a repeat of "The Simpsons" (7.9 million, 3.8/9).
Fox had its strongest half hour of the night at 9 p.m. with a new episode of "Family Guy" (7.9 million, 3.8/9) then followed it with "American Dad" (6.5 million, 2.9/7).
NBC did better than it has been since "Sunday Night Football" went off the air with the two-hour special "Saturday Night Live in the '90s: Pop Culture Nation" (7.9 million, 3.6/9) which was NBC's highest adults 18-49 rating in the time period since Jan. 7.
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Final numbers for Sunday are now out. And they are very close to the Fast Nationals.
The Amazing Race (season finale)
- 10.310 million viewers
- 6.1/10 HH
- 3.3/9 A18-49
Cold Case (season finale)
- 13.704 million viewers
- 8.7/13 HH
- 3.2/8 A18-49
Without a Trace
- 14.714 million viewers
- 9.6/16 HH
- 3.7/10 A18-49
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Thanks for all you do for us mswood :hearts: :kissy:
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We'll season ratings for the 2006-7 year are out.
Out of 142 broadcast programs the amazing Race was.
#31 The Amazing Race Season 10. 11.5 million viewers 3.9 in adults 18-39
#44 The Amazing Race Season 11 10.1 million viewers and a 3.4 in adults 18-49.
Out of CBS programming This is how they rated.
#4 CSI
#11 CSI Miami
#13 Survivor Cook Islands
#15 Survivor Fiji
#16 Without a Trace
#18 NCIS
#19 Two & a Half Men
#19 Cold Case
#22 Criminal Minds
#23 CSI: NY
#24 Shark
#26 60 Minutes
#29 Rules Of Engagement
Those are the only CBS shows that scored higher viewer averages then season 10.
#33 King of Queens
#36 The Unit
#38 Numbers
#40 Old Christine
#41 Close To Home
These shows scored higher then Amazing Race All Stars
Amazing Race All Stars tied this show
#44 Smith
Amazing Race was the lowest rated Sunday show on Sunday. Here's the full info on CBS' Sunday lineup
#16 Without A Trace 14.7 million viewers 4.1 in adults 18-49
#19 Cold Case CBS 14.4 million viewers 3.8 in adults 18-49 (notice how AR #10 with an average of 3 plus million fewer viewers still managed a greater adults 18-49 audience).
#26 60 Minutes CBS 13.2 million viewers 2.8 in adults 18-49.
Viewer for viewer Amazing Race (either cycle) audience is the most ad friendly (the one that is the most appealing to advertisers, who will pay the most for the spots) of any of the CBS Sunday shows.
So hopefully we can post more ratings before February.