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April 30th, 2008 — Ratings, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, gossip girl, American Idol
Could there be some "Gossip Girl"-on-girl action coming up? (E! Online)
Whoever was watching "American Idol" on Tuesday was not a solitary man, sez Nielsen. (TV Decoder)
Apparently they still give Emmys for daytime television, because the nominations were announced today. (TV Squad)
Who’s tops with the demo that matters? (TV By The Numbers)
On "Idol," Carly Simon sez, Brooke is tops. (AP)
"Terminator" Summer Glau wants more action. Write your own joke. (EW.com)
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February 5th, 2008 — Ratings, Breaking Bad, Writer's Strike, 24, House
The WGA has scheduled major membership meetings for the weekend to talk strike settlement. (Scribe Vibe)
I don’t know how I missed this over the weekend, but here’s a really good Wall Street Journal article on this season’s, um, tortuous creative process on "24," which now may not debut until January 2009. (WSJ.com)
Bryan Cranston talks "Breaking Bad." (Buddy TV)
While the Super Bowl set a ratings record for the game, the post-game episode of "House" did very well too, scoring 33 million viewers. Or maybe 29 million. Either way, not bad since in New York and Boston it was considerably delayed for local post-game blather. (newsday.com and nyt.com)
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February 4th, 2008 — Ratings
Nielsen is still hedging its bets, but it looks like yesterday’s Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants could be the second most-watched TV show ever, after the 106 million people who watched the "M*A*S*H" finale back in 1983. Nielsen told the AP that preliminary numbers show the game slightly topping last year’s Indy-Chicago tilt and likely to challenge the 94.1 million who watched the 1996 dallas-Pittsburgh tilt. As you can imagine, this comes as a mixed blessing to those of us who live in New England. Sigh.
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February 4th, 2008 — Ratings
Nielsen has confirmed that Sunday’s Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants was the second most-watched TV show ever, with 97.5 million viewers, behind only the 106 million people who watched the "M*A*S*H" finale back in 1983. It was the most-watched Super Bowl ever by more than three million viewers, topping the 1996 Dallas-Pittsburgh tilt. As you can imagine, this comes as a mixed blessing to those of us who live in New England. Sigh.
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