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Tuesday's two-hour premiere of Dancing with the Stars' third season was watched by an average of 20 million people, a 19 percent bump from the Season 2 bow and the series' third best ratings ever. As such, Dancing handily bested the 8 o'clock hour's House (watched by 15 million, a 19 percent dip from last week's premiere) and the Big Brother 7: All-Stars finale (8.4 mil), then went on to trump Fox's Standoff (9.3 mil) and CBS' "Rock Star: Your Name Here" (7.1 mil) at 9. ABC's Men in Trees, previewing on a special night, was the 10 pm champ (over SVU and NCIS reruns) with a better-than-Boston Legal tally of 12.4 million.UPDATE: On Wednesday at 8 pm, Dancing's audience "Tuckered out" a bit, dipping to 16.1 million, but still bested Bones (8.45 mil) as well as Rock Star and Dateline: To Catch a Predator (each of which drew 7.1 mil). At 9 Dateline proper was the winner with 10.7 million viewers, while Justice came in third ? behind a Criminal Minds repeat ? with 7.5 mil, a significant d...
Tuesday's two-hour premiere of
Dancing with the Stars' third season was watched by an average of 20 million people, a 19 percent bump from the Season 2 bow and the series' third best ratings
ever. As such,
Dancing handily bested the 8 o'clock hour's
House (watched by 15 million, a 19 percent dip from last week's premiere) and the
Big Brother 7: All-Stars finale (8.4 mil), then went on to trump Fox's
Standoff (9.3 mil) and CBS'
"Rock Star: Your Name Here" (7.1 mil) at 9. ABC's
Men in Trees, previewing on a special night, was the 10 pm champ (over
SVU and
NCIS reruns) with a better-than-
Boston Legal tally of 12.4 million.
UPDATE: On Wednesday at 8 pm,
Dancing's audience "Tuckered out" a bit, dipping to 16.1 million, but still bested
Bones (8.45 mil) as well as
Rock Star and
Dateline: To Catch a Predator (each of which drew 7.1 mil). At 9
Dateline proper was the winner with 10.7 million viewers, while
Justice came in third ? behind a
Criminal Minds repeat ? with 7.5 mil, a significant drop from its previous week. Where's the love, SpyDaddy fans?!