Ratings: Another Death Doesn't Become Lost
Did Criminal Minds do it, finally, truly and actually? In Wednesday's ratings round-up....— NBC's 30 Rock (4.83 mil) and Twenty Good Years (4.24 mil) both suffered 1.2 million viewer hits.— Jericho, just shy of 10 million, was down 500,000 heads, but held onto the 8 o'clock hour's No. 2 spot (ahead of Bones, 7.42 mil).— The fast overnights suggest that Criminal Minds (16.73 million) bested Lost (16.12 mil, down 680K week-to-week) in total viewers, though Lost, of course, dominated the key demos.— The Nine hit a series low with 6.68 million, down 1.3 mil from last week, and again was plagued by 10:30 tune-out (this time to the tune of minus 1.9 million viewers).UPDATE: The final tailies tallies are in, and it's official. Per a CBS press release, this marks the first time Criminal Minds has topped a first-run Lost in total viewers (16.97 million to 16.07 mil); the first time Criminal Minds topped Lost in both half-hours in viewers; and the first hourlong scripted p...
Did
Criminal Minds do it, finally, truly and actually? In Wednesday's ratings round-up....
- NBC's
30 Rock (4.83 mil) and
Twenty Good Years (4.24 mil) both suffered 1.2 million viewer hits.
-
Jericho, just shy of 10 million, was down 500,000 heads, but held onto the 8 o'clock hour's No. 2 spot (ahead of
Bones, 7.42 mil).
- The fast overnights suggest that
Criminal Minds (16.73 million) bested
Lost (16.12 mil, down 680K week-to-week) in total viewers, though
Lost, of course, dominated the key demos.
-
The Nine hit a series low with 6.68 million, down 1.3 mil from last week, and again was plagued by 10:30 tune-out (this time to the tune of minus 1.9 million viewers).
UPDATE: The final
tailies tallies are in, and it's official. Per a CBS press release, this marks the first time
Criminal Minds has topped a first-run
Lost in total viewers (16.97 million to 16.07 mil); the first time
Criminal Minds topped
Lost in both half-hours in viewers; and the first hourlong scripted program to score more viewers than
Lost.