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The dogs will be howling about this: The series premiere of Wilfred drew 2.55 million viewers, making it FX's highest rated comedy premiere ever. 5 things you need know about FX's Wilfred An adaptation of the Australian series, Wilfred follows Ryan (Elijah Wood), who is...
The dogs will be howling about this: The series premiere of Wilfreddrew 2.55 million viewers, making it FX's highest rated comedy premiere ever.
5 things you need know about FX's Wilfred
An adaptation of the Australian series, Wilfred follows Ryan (Elijah Wood), who is struggling unsuccessfully to make his way in the world until he forms a unique friendship with a canine who he sees as a man in a cheap dog suit. Wilfred was followed by the second season premiere of Louie, which brought in 1.6 million viewers, the most-watched single episode of the series.
Over on USA, Burn Noticereturned with 5.2 million viewers, increasing 20 percent over its Fall 2010 premiere. Following Burn Notice, USA's new series Suits, starring Gabriel Machtand Patrick J. Adams, drew 4.6 million viewers.
So You Think You Can Dance sends four dancers packing
On broadcast, ABC's Rookie Bluedebuted its second season with 5.88 million viewers, down from last year's series premiere of 7.2 million viewers. It was preceded by the series premiere of adventure competitionExpedition Impossible, which drew 7.05 million viewers.
Fox's So You Think You Can Dancewas the night's other non-repeat airing. The results show, which saw four dancers eliminated, was watched by 6.3 million viewers.