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Morgan Spurlock's docuseries, 30 Days, drew super-sized  for FX, anyway  ratings for its premiere: 1.7 million viewers. Tommy Hilfiger's The Cut, on the other hand, garnered a paltry  for CBS, anyway  audience of 6.6 million. As punishment, the show is being bumped from Survivor's Thursday time slot, replaced by the exceptionally poorly dressed Big Brother 6 ensemble, and banished to Wednesday. Finally, proving that you should never underestimate the appeal of Rick Schroder, Lifetime's Strong Medicine began its sixth season with a 20 percent increase in viewership over its fifth.

TV GuideNews June 20, 2005 at 1:00 a.m. PT

Morgan Spurlock's docuseries, 30 Days, drew super-sized — for FX, anyway — ratings for its premiere: 1.7 million viewers. Tommy Hilfiger's The Cut, on the other hand, garnered a paltry — for CBS, anyway — audience of 6.6 million. As punishment, the show is being bumped from Survivor's Thursday time slot, replaced by the exceptionally poorly dressed Big Brother 6 ensemble, and banished to Wednesday. Finally, proving that you should never underestimate the appeal of Rick Schroder, Lifetime's Strong Medicine began its sixth season with a 20 percent increase in viewership over its fifth.