Those Other NBC Sitcoms
1984-2011
Stark Raving Mad
Madman of the People
Man of the People
Men Behaving Badly
Joey
Jenny
Jesse
Whoopi
Emeril
Tucker
Sara
Spencer
DAG
Daddio
Nurses
Grand
Cursed
Roomies
Working
Teachers
Committed
Coupling
Perfect Couples
Fired Up
Encore! Encore!
Happy Family
The Naked Truth
Built to Last
Union Square
The Mike O'Malley Show
The Jeff Foxworthy Show
The Tony Danza Show
The Martin Short Show
The Michael Richards Show
The Tracy Morgan Show
The Paul Reiser Show
Mr. Rhodes
Ferris Bueller
Conrad Bloom
Andy Barker, P.I.
Nothing in Common
Boston Common
Something Wilder
Something So Right
Good Morning, Miami
The Single Guy
The Mommies
Hope & Gloria
Kath & Kim
Carol & Company
Rhythm & Blues
Getting By
Saved by the Bell: The College Years
The Second Half
The Powers That Be
The Adventures of Mark & Brian
Pacific Station
The Torkelsons
The Tortellis
The Fanelli Boys
Parenthood
Working It Out
American Dreamer
Day By Day
Minor Adjustments
12 East
Twenty Good Years
Four Kings
Three Sisters
Sister Kate
Fathers and Sons
Father of the Pride
Beverly Hills Buntz
Easy Street
You Again?
Sweet Surrender
All is Forgiven
It's Your Move
Double Trouble
The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd
Down Home
Nutt House
A Family for Joe
Out All Night
Inside Schwartz
Leap of Faith
Hidden Hills
In-Laws
Watching Ellie
A.U.S.A.
Outsourced
Whitney
Owners of U.S. Channels
ABC: Disney
NBC: Comcast (51%), GE (49%)
FOX: NewsCorporation
CBS: CBS Corporation
Changes since August 2010
★ Comcast bought 51% of NBC and NBCU, January 28.
★ Cablevision spun off AMC Networks and closed Wedding Central, June 1.
★ NBCU rebranded Sleuth as Cloo, August 15.
★ ESPN's Longhorn Network launched on August 26, on very few cable systems.
NBC: Comcast (51%), GE (49%)
FOX: NewsCorporation
CBS: CBS Corporation
Changes since August 2010
★ Comcast bought 51% of NBC and NBCU, January 28.
★ Cablevision spun off AMC Networks and closed Wedding Central, June 1.
★ NBCU rebranded Sleuth as Cloo, August 15.
★ ESPN's Longhorn Network launched on August 26, on very few cable systems.
| As of November 25, 2011 | Owner | Former Name | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABC Family | Disney | FOX Family, The Family Channel, CBN Family, CBN | |
| A&E | AETN | ||
| Al Jazeera English | Al Jazeera | ||
| AMC | AMC Networks | ||
| Animal Planet | Discovery | (replaced WOR national satellite feed) | |
| BBC America | BBC Worldwide | ||
| BET | Viacom | ||
| Big Ten Network | Big Ten (51%) and FOX | ||
| The Biography Channel | AETN | ||
| Bloomberg | Bloomberg LP | ||
| Boomerang | Time Warner | ||
| Bravo | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| CBS College Sports | CBS | National College Sports Network, College Sports Television | |
| Centric | Viacom | ||
| Chiller | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| Cinemax (8 channels) | Time Warner | ||
| Cloo | Comcast (NBCU) | Sleuth, Trio | |
| CMT | Viacom | ||
| CMT Pure Country | Viacom | ||
| CN/Adult Swim | Time Warner | ||
| CNBC | Comcast (NBCU) | FNN (merged) | |
| CNBC World | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| CNN | Time Warner | ||
| CNN International | Time Warner | (replaced CNNfn on many cable systems) | |
| Comcast Sports Net | Comcast | ||
| Comedy Central | Viacom | CTV: The Comedy Network, The Comedy Channel/Ha! (merged) | |
| The Cooking Channel | Scripps | The Fine Living Network | |
| Crime & Investigation Network | AETN | ||
| CSPAN (3 channels) | non-profit | ||
| Current | Current Media | Newsworld International | |
| The Discovery Channel | Discovery | ||
| The Disney Channel | Disney | ||
| Disney Jr - 2012 | Disney | SOAPnet | |
| Disney XD | Disney | ||
| DIY Network | Scripps | ||
| The Documentary Channel | Documentary Channel | ||
| E! | Comcast | ||
| Encore (7 channels) | Liberty Media | ||
| EPIX (3 channels) | Viacom, MGM, Lionsgate | ||
| ESPN | Disney | ||
| ESPN 2 | Disney | ||
| ESPN Classic | Disney | Classic Sports | |
| ESPNews | Disney | ||
| ESPNU | Disney | ||
| FitTV | Discovery | The Health Network, Cable Health Club | |
| Flix | CBS | ||
| Food Network | Scripps (66%) and Tribune | TV Food Network | |
| FOX Business Channel | FOX | ||
| FOX College Sports | FOX | ||
| FOX Movie Channel | FOX | fXM: Movies from Fox | |
| FOX News Channel | FOX | ||
| FOX Soccer Channel | FOX | ||
| Free Speech TV | non-profit | The 90's Channel | |
| Fuel TV | FOX | ||
| Fuse TV | MSG | MuchMusic USA | |
| Game Show Network | DirecTV and Sony | ||
| G4 | Comcast (88%) | G4TechTV, TechTV, ZDNet | |
| The Golf Channel | Comcast | ||
| Gospel Music Channel | GMC | Black Family Channel (merged), The Major Broadcasting Cable Network | |
| Great American Country | Scripps | ||
| Hallmark Channel | Crown Media | Odyssey Network, Faith and Values Channel, VISN/ACTS (merged) | |
| Hallmark Movie Channel | Crown Media | ||
| HBO (7 channels) | Time Warner | ||
| HDNet | HDNet Inc. | ||
| HDNet Movies | HDNet Inc. | ||
| HD Theater | Discovery | Discovery HD Theater | |
| Headline News | Time Warner | CNN Headline News, CNN2 | |
| HGTV | Scripps | ||
| The History Channel | AETN | ||
| History International | AETN | ||
| Hub | Hasbro and Discovery | Discovery Kids | |
| Owner | Former Name | ||
| IFC | AMC Networks | ||
| Investigation Discovery | Discovery | Discovery Times Channel, Discovery Civilization, Discovery People, CBS Eye on People | |
| Lifetime | AETN | ||
| Lifetime Movie Network | AETN | ||
| Lifetime Real Women | AETN | ||
| Link TV | Link Media | ||
| Logo | Viacom | VH1 Mega Hits | |
| MavTV | MavTV | ||
| MGM HD | MGM | ||
| The Military Channel | Discovery | Discovery Wings | |
| The Military HIstory Channel | AETN | ||
| MLB Network | MLB | ||
| Mountain West Sports Network | CBS and Comcast | ||
| The Movie Channel (2 channels) | CBS | ||
| MoviePlex (3 channels) | Liberty Media | ||
| MSNBC | Comcast (NBCU) | America's Talking | |
| MTV | Viacom | ||
| MTV 2 | Viacom | M2 | |
| MTV Hits | Viacom | ||
| MTV Jams | Viacom | ||
| NASA (4 channels) | public domain | ||
| National Geographic Channel | FOX (75%) and Nat Geo | ||
| National Geographic Wild | FOX and Nat Geo | ||
| NBA TV | NBA | CNN/SI | |
| NFL Network | NFL | NFL | |
| NHL Network | NHL | NHL | |
| Nickelodeon | Viacom | Pinwheel | |
| Nick Jr. | Viacom | Noggin | |
| Nicktoons | Viacom | Nicktoons Network, Nicktoons TV | |
| The 101 Network | DirecTV | The 101 | |
| The Oprah Winfrey Network | Harpo and Discovery | Discovery Health Channel | |
| Ovation | Hubbard and Weinstein | Ovation TV | |
| Oxygen | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| Palladia | Viacom | ||
| PBS Kids Sprout | PBS and Comcast | PBS Kids | |
| Planet Green | Discovery | Discovery Home and Leisure, Discovery Home | |
| REELZ | Hubbard | ||
| Research Channel | University of Washington | ||
| Rural Free Delivery TV | RFD | ||
| The Science Channel | Discovery | Discovery Science | |
| Showtime (8 channels) | CBS | ||
| The Smithsonian Channel | Smithsonian and CBS | ||
| Speed Channel | FOX | Speedvision | |
| Spike | Viacom | Spike TV, The New TNN, The National Network, The Nashville Network | |
| Starz (6 channels) | Liberty Media | Starz!, Encore 8 | |
| The Style Network | Comcast | ||
| Sundance Channel | AMC Networks | ||
| SyFy | Comcast (NBCU) | The Sci-Fi Channel | |
| TBS | Time Warner | WTBS, WTCG | |
| Teen Nick | Viacom | The N, Nick GAS | |
| Tennis Channel | Tennis Channel | ||
| TLC | Discovery | The Learning Channel, Appalachian Community Service Network | |
| TNT | Time Warner | ||
| The Travel Channel | Scripps (65%) and Cox (35%) | ||
| truTV | Time Warner | ||
| Turner Classic Movies | Time Warner | ||
| TV Guide Channel | Lionsgate | Prevue Channel, Prevue Guide, Electronic Program Guide | |
| TV Land | Viacom | ||
| TV One | Comcast and Radio One (40%) | ||
| UCTV | University of California | ||
| Universal HD | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| USA | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| Versus | Comcast | Outdoor Life Network | |
| VH1 | Viacom | ||
| VH1 Classic | Viacom | ||
| VH1 Soul | Viacom | ||
| We | AMC Networks | ||
| The Weather Channel | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| Weatherscan | Comcast (NBCU) | ||
| WGN America | Tribune | ||
| Survey of English-language cable channels in the U.S. Excludes separate west coast feeds, HD feeds, paid programming channels, regional sports, regional news, Video on Demand, and PPV. Time Warner Inc: 24 Viacom: 20 -- CBS and Viacom are both majority-controlled by Sumner Redstone. Liberty Media Corporation: 16 CBS Corporation: 13 Comcast Corporation: 20, including the 12 NBCUniversal channels (Comcast 51%, General Electric 49%) A&E Television Networks: 9 -- Hearst Corporation (42.5%), Disney (42.5%), and Comcast (NBCU, 15%) Disney-ABC Television Group: 9 -- Hearst owns 20% of the ESPN channels. FOX (News Corporation): 9 Discovery Communications, Inc: 9 Scripps Networks Interactive: 6 AMC Networks: 4 | |||
2011-2012
ABC and NBC open up new comedy nights. Each network scores FOX and CBS score a new sitcom hit. NBC continues to have disastrous Mondays and Wednesdays in the Fall. Veteran programs House, The Office, Desperate Housewives, and Community continue to slide in the ratings, and two of them end their runs. The X Factor isn't a megahit, but leads FOX to a demo win in the Fall for the first time, and helps stabilize FOX's year-round schedule. CBS continues to be strong on every night except Sunday, and orders only a few midseason replacements. ABC finally gets a drama hit (or two), as well as something that sticks at 8pm on Tuesdays: a sitcom starring Tim Allen.
CW
✪ Monday: 8pm Gossip Girl, 9pm Hart of Dixie
✪ Tuesday: 8pm 90210, 9pm Ringer
✪ Tuesday: 8pm 90210, 9pm The L.A. Complex
✪ Wednesday: September: 8pm H8R (4 episodes) then reruns, 9pm America's Next Top Model
✪ Wednesday: January: 8pm One Tree Hill, 9pm Remodeled (6 episodes)
✪ Wednesday: March: 8pm reruns, 9pm America's Next Top Model (February 29)
✪ Thursday: 8pm The Vampire Diaries, 9pm The Secret Circle
✪ Friday: 8pm Nikita, 9pm Supernatural
CBS
✪ Undercover Boss aired Sundays, 8-9pm, January 15-29, before moving to Fridays.
✪ How to Be a Gentleman aired at 8:30-9pm, Thursday, September 29 and October 6, and Saturday, October 15.
✪ ¡Rob! aired 8 episodes, Thursdays at 8:30-9pm, January 12 to March 1.
✪ Person to Person ran once, Wednesday, February 8, 8-9pm.
ABC
✪ Charlie's Angels ran six episodes, Thursdays at 8-9pm, and was replaced by specials.
✪ Extreme Makeover: Home Edition began the season on Sundays at 8pm.
✪ You Deserve It ran 6 episodes, Mondays at 9-10pm, starting November 2.
✪ The River ran 8 episodes, Tuesdays at 9-10pm, February 7 to March 20.
NBC
✪ The Playboy Club ran September 19 to October 3, Mondays at 10pm.
✪ Free Agents ran September 21-October 5, Wednesdays at 8:30-9pm, and debuted at 10:30 on September 14.
✪ The final two episodes of Prime Suspect were burned off on Sunday, January 22.
✪ The Voice got the post-Super Bowl slot, February 5.
✪ Bent ran through six episodes in three weeks, Wednesdays at 9-10pm, March 21 to April 4.
✪ Escape Routes ran on Saturdays at 8-9pm, starting March 31.
✪ The Firm was burned off on Saturdays in the Spring.
FOX
✪ Allen Gregory ran 7 episodes, Sunday at 8:30-9pm, October 30-December 18.
✪ Napolon Dynamite ran 6 episodes, Sunday at 8:30-9pm, January 15 to March 4.
✪ I Hate My Teenage Daughter aired Wednesdays at 9:30-10pm, November 30 to December 21, and Tuesdays at 8:30-9pm, March 6-20. The remaining episodes are scheduled to be burned off starting June 3.
✪ Breaking In ran four episodes, Tuesdays at 9:30-10pm, March 6-27. The remaining 9 episodes are scheduled to be burned off in the Summer.
| Sunday | 7pm | 7:30 | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Sep | America's Funniest Home Videos | Once Upon a Time (Oct) | Desperate Housewives | Pan Am | ||||
| Mar | GCB | ||||||||
| CBS | Sep | 60 Minutes | The Amazing Race | The Good Wife | CSI: Miami | ||||
| Apr | NYC 22 | ||||||||
| NBC | Sep | pre-game | Sunday Night Football | ||||||
| Feb | Dateline | Harry's Law | The Celebrity Apprentice | ||||||
| FOX | Sep | The OT / reruns | The Simpsons | Cleveland | Family Guy | American Dad | . . . | ||
| Mar | reruns | Cleveland (Jan. 29) | Bob's Burgers | ||||||
| Monday | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Sep | Dancing with the Stars | Castle | ||||
| Jan | The Bachelor | ||||||
| Mar | Dancing with the Stars | ||||||
| CBS | How I Met Your Mother | 2 Broke Girls | Two and a Half Men | Mike & Molly | Hawaii Five-0 | ||
| NBC | Sep | The Sing-Off | Rock Center | ||||
| Dec | Who's Still Standing? | Fear Factor | |||||
| Feb | The Voice | Smash | |||||
| FOX | Sep | Terra Nova | House | . . . | |||
| Jan | House | Alcatraz | |||||
| Mar | Bones | House | |||||
| Tuesday | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Sep | Last Man Standing | Man Up | Dancing with the Stars results | Body of Proof | ||
| Jan | Work It | Celebrity Wife Swap | |||||
| Mar | Cougar Town | Dancing with the Stars results | Private Practice (April) | ||||
| CBS | NCIS | NCIS: Los Angeles | Unforgettable | ||||
| NBC | Sep | The Biggest Loser | Parenthood | ||||
| Mar | The Biggest Loser | The Voice results | Fashion Star | ||||
| FOX | Glee | New Girl | Raising Hope | . . . | |||
| Wed. | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Sep | The Middle | Suburgatory | Modern Family | Happy Endings | Revenge | |
| Apr | Apartment 23 | ||||||
| CBS | Sep | Survivor: South Pacific | Criminal Minds | CSI | |||
| Feb | Survivor: One World | ||||||
| NBC | Sep | Up All Night | reruns | Harry's Law | Law & Order: SVU | ||
| Jan | Whitney | Are You There, Chelsea? | Rock Center | ||||
| Apr | Off Their Rockers | Best Friends Forever | |||||
| FOX | Sep | The X Factor | . . . | ||||
| Jan | American Idol | ||||||
| Thursday | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Sep | Charlie's Angels | Grey's Anatomy | Private Practice | |||
| Jan | Wipeout | ||||||
| Mar | Missing | Scandal | |||||
| CBS | Big Bang Theory | Rules of Engagement | Person of Interest | The Mentalist | |||
| NBC | Sep | Community | Parks and Recreation | The Office | Whitney | Prime Suspect | |
| Jan | 30 Rock | Up All Night | The Firm | ||||
| Apr | Community | 30 Rock | Parks and Recreation | Awake | |||
| FOX | Sep | The X Factor results | Bones (Nov) | . . . | |||
| Jan | American Idol results | The Finder | |||||
| Mar | Touch | ||||||
| Friday | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Oct | 20/20 | |||||
| Feb | Shark Tank | What Would You Do? | |||||
| CBS | Sep | A Gifted Man | CSI: NY | Blue Bloods | |||
| Feb | Undercover Boss | ||||||
| NBC | Oct | Chuck | Grimm | Dateline | |||
| Feb | Who Do You Think You Are? | ||||||
| FOX | Sep | Kitchen Nightmares | Fringe | . . . | |||
| Mar | The Finder | ||||||
| Saturday | 8pm | 8:30 | 9pm | 9:30 | 10pm | 10:30 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABC | Sep | college football | |||||
| Jan | movie / reruns | ||||||
| CBS | reruns | 48 Hours Mystery | |||||
| NBC | reruns / burn-offs | ||||||
| FOX | COPS | COPS reruns | reruns | . . . | |||
CW
✪ Monday: 8pm Gossip Girl, 9pm Hart of Dixie
✪ Tuesday: 8pm 90210, 9pm Ringer
✪ Tuesday: 8pm 90210, 9pm The L.A. Complex
✪ Wednesday: September: 8pm H8R (4 episodes) then reruns, 9pm America's Next Top Model
✪ Wednesday: January: 8pm One Tree Hill, 9pm Remodeled (6 episodes)
✪ Wednesday: March: 8pm reruns, 9pm America's Next Top Model (February 29)
✪ Thursday: 8pm The Vampire Diaries, 9pm The Secret Circle
✪ Friday: 8pm Nikita, 9pm Supernatural
CBS
✪ Undercover Boss aired Sundays, 8-9pm, January 15-29, before moving to Fridays.
✪ How to Be a Gentleman aired at 8:30-9pm, Thursday, September 29 and October 6, and Saturday, October 15.
✪ ¡Rob! aired 8 episodes, Thursdays at 8:30-9pm, January 12 to March 1.
✪ Person to Person ran once, Wednesday, February 8, 8-9pm.
ABC
✪ Charlie's Angels ran six episodes, Thursdays at 8-9pm, and was replaced by specials.
✪ Extreme Makeover: Home Edition began the season on Sundays at 8pm.
✪ You Deserve It ran 6 episodes, Mondays at 9-10pm, starting November 2.
✪ The River ran 8 episodes, Tuesdays at 9-10pm, February 7 to March 20.
NBC
✪ The Playboy Club ran September 19 to October 3, Mondays at 10pm.
✪ Free Agents ran September 21-October 5, Wednesdays at 8:30-9pm, and debuted at 10:30 on September 14.
✪ The final two episodes of Prime Suspect were burned off on Sunday, January 22.
✪ The Voice got the post-Super Bowl slot, February 5.
✪ Bent ran through six episodes in three weeks, Wednesdays at 9-10pm, March 21 to April 4.
✪ Escape Routes ran on Saturdays at 8-9pm, starting March 31.
✪ The Firm was burned off on Saturdays in the Spring.
FOX
✪ Allen Gregory ran 7 episodes, Sunday at 8:30-9pm, October 30-December 18.
✪ Napolon Dynamite ran 6 episodes, Sunday at 8:30-9pm, January 15 to March 4.
✪ I Hate My Teenage Daughter aired Wednesdays at 9:30-10pm, November 30 to December 21, and Tuesdays at 8:30-9pm, March 6-20. The remaining episodes are scheduled to be burned off starting June 3.
✪ Breaking In ran four episodes, Tuesdays at 9:30-10pm, March 6-27. The remaining 9 episodes are scheduled to be burned off in the Summer.
Last Updated: April 27, 2012
THANK YOU TO YOU
Ed put up a nice Thanksgiving thanks post yesterday. It's ironic that he thanked me for helping with the design since I removed all the design on this site the night before. When I figure out how to add some links to this template, Spotted will be right there. I read his posts every day, and he is my primary ratings source.
An explanation is in order. I intended this site to do several things, and it does none of them currently.
1. Post daily 18-49 ratings, including cable, on one page.
2. Be a continually-updated resource for historical ratings and scheduling information.
3. Highlight upcoming episodes, especially on less-watched channels like The Hub and PBS.
Oh well. This site has turned into a blog. But I have a plan.
Anyway, on the TV side of (not having a) life, my Black Friday thanks go to Ed, James, Rubbercat, and the dickheads at TV By the Numbers.
And the people who pad my page view stats by clicking on google images.
An explanation is in order. I intended this site to do several things, and it does none of them currently.
1. Post daily 18-49 ratings, including cable, on one page.
2. Be a continually-updated resource for historical ratings and scheduling information.
3. Highlight upcoming episodes, especially on less-watched channels like The Hub and PBS.
Oh well. This site has turned into a blog. But I have a plan.
Anyway, on the TV side of (not having a) life, my Black Friday thanks go to Ed, James, Rubbercat, and the dickheads at TV By the Numbers.
And the people who pad my page view stats by clicking on google images.
November Boredom
I've been bored.
So bored that I watched the last five episodes of "Parks and Recreation." The guy from "Party Down" is the only grounded person on the show. I can't buy anything else about it. Ron Swanson is an okay character, but I can't worship him, internet.
So bored that I watched the last five episodes of "The Office." It remains frustratingly stupid. Nobody buys Andy as the boss. It has become less a comedy, and more a psychological study of ten cast members who know their careers are over.
So bored that I watched the last five episodes of "Modern Family." Each episode is still a fast-paced blob of three hack storylines. Chinese Toddler is funnier than everyone but Al Bundy.
So bored that I watched "Suburgatory." Dallas is the greatest character, and somehow, I do buy Larry David's TV ex-wife as a southerner. Nobody does any work on this show, but that must be on purpose, right?
So bored that I watched "New Girl." The Thanksgiving episode was pretty great, and Bones Girl is a good actress. I wish Not Damon Wayans Junior was interesting.
So bored that I wrote this.
So bored that I watched the last five episodes of "Parks and Recreation." The guy from "Party Down" is the only grounded person on the show. I can't buy anything else about it. Ron Swanson is an okay character, but I can't worship him, internet.
So bored that I watched the last five episodes of "The Office." It remains frustratingly stupid. Nobody buys Andy as the boss. It has become less a comedy, and more a psychological study of ten cast members who know their careers are over.
So bored that I watched the last five episodes of "Modern Family." Each episode is still a fast-paced blob of three hack storylines. Chinese Toddler is funnier than everyone but Al Bundy.
So bored that I watched "Suburgatory." Dallas is the greatest character, and somehow, I do buy Larry David's TV ex-wife as a southerner. Nobody does any work on this show, but that must be on purpose, right?
So bored that I watched "New Girl." The Thanksgiving episode was pretty great, and Bones Girl is a good actress. I wish Not Damon Wayans Junior was interesting.
So bored that I wrote this.
Sweeps Stunts Ratings, November 2011
| Sweeps periods for the 2011-2012 season October 27 - November 23, 2011 February 2 - February 29, 2012 April 26 - May 23, 2012 June 28 - July 25, 2012 |
Sweeps Specials's 18-49 Ratings, November 2011
Week 1
Thursday, October 27, first night of sweeps
2.3 It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (special, 1966) ABC, 8-9pm
6.5 World Series game 6, FOX
Network Series Statuses, 2011-12
Last updated on January 15
AXED WORK IT (ABC, replaced by reruns of Last Man Standing)MAN UP (ABC, replaced by reruns of Last Man Standing) PRIME SUSPECT (NBC, to be replaced by The Firm) CHARLIE'S ANGELS (ABC, replaced by specials) HOW TO BE A GENTLEMAN (CBS, replaced by Rules of Engagement) H8ER (CW, replaced by reruns of Ringer) THE PLAYBOY CLUB (NBC, replaced by Rock Center) FREE AGENTS (NBC, replaced by reruns of Whitney) | FULL-SEASON ORDERS GRIMM (NBC)ONCE UPON A TIME (ABC) HAPPY ENDINGS (ABC) LAST MAN STANDING (ABC) PERSON OF INTEREST (CBS) UNFORGETTABLE (CBS) REVENGE (ABC) SUBURGATORY (ABC) HART OF DIXIE (CW) SECRET CIRCLE (CW) RINGER (CW) 2 BROKE GIRLS (CBS) WHITNEY (NBC) UP ALL NIGHT (NBC) NEW GIRL (FOX) | RENEWED SURVIVOR (CBS, 2 cycles)THE X FACTOR (FOX) LOVE IN THE WILD (NBC, Summer 2012) THE SIMPSONS (FOX, renewed through 2014) MASTERCHEF (FOX, Summer 2012) SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE (FOX, 2012) | ||
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Midseason Premiere Dates, 2012
ABC Work It (sitcom) (Jan. 3, Tuesdays 8:30) Celebrity Wife Swap (Jan. 3, Tuesdays 9pm) Wipeout (Jan. 5, Thursdays 8pm) Shark Tank (Jan. 20, Fridays 8pm) Primetime: What Would You Do? (Jan. 20, Fridays 9pm) The River (drama) (Feb. 7, Tuesdays 9pm) GCB (drama) (March 4, Sundays 10pm) Missing (drama) (March 15, Thursdays 8pm) Apartment 23 (sitcom) Scandal (drama) Secret Millionaire Cougar Town FOX I Hate My Teenage Daughter (Nov. 30, Wed. 9:30) The Finder (drama) (Jan. 12, Thursdays 9pm) Napoleon Dynamite (animated) (Jan. 15, Sun. 8:30pm) Alcatraz (drama) (January 16, Mondays 9pm) Bob's Burgers (March 11, 8:30pm) Touch (drama) (March 19, Mondays 9pm) Breaking In (March 6, Tuesdays 8:30pm) | NBC Fear Factor (Dec. 12, Mondays) Who's Still Standing? (Dec. 12, Mondays) Are You There, Chelsea? (sitcom) (Jan. 11, Wed. 8:30) 30 Rock (Jan. 12, Thursdays 8pm) The Firm (drama) (Jan. 12, Thursdays 10pm) Who Do You Think You Are? (Feb. 3, Fridays 8pm) The Voice (Feb. 5,6 Mondays 8-10pm) Smash (drama) (Feb. 6, Mondays 10pm) The Apprentice (Feb. 12, Sundays 9-11pm) Fashion Star (March 13, Tuesdays) Betty White's Off Their Rockers Awake (drama) Bent (sitcom) Best Friends Forever (sitcom) CBS Rob (sitcom) (Jan. 12, Thursdays 8:30) Undercover Boss (Jan. 15, Sundays 8pm) NYC 22 (drama) (formerly The 2-2) |
Last update: December 2.