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Fast National ratings for Sunday, June 17, 2007
Sunday night's ratings ended with a split decision between CBS, which won the night in viewers, and NBC, which took the demographic crown thanks largely to the U.S. Open golf tournament.
CBS averaged a 5.5/10 for the night, topping NBC's 4.5/9 (the Peacock's numbers may change some because of live sports at the start of the evening). ABC, 2.0/4, was well of the pace but still edged FOX, 1.9/4, and The CW, 0.8/2.
NBC grabbed the top spot among adults 18-49 with a 2.2 rating. CBS, 1.7, took second, and FOX was third at 1.4. Neither ABC (0.9) nor The CW (0.5) broke the 1.0 barrier.
The final holes of the U.S. Open, 8.9/19, and "Dateline," 4.9/10, won the 7 p.m. hour for NBC. CBS' "60 Minutes" delivered a 5.0/10. A repeat of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," 2.4/5, put ABC in third. Repeats of "The War at Home" and "King of the Hill" were fourth for FOX, beating a pair of "Reba" reruns on The CW.
CBS took the lead at 8 p.m. with "Cold Case," 4.9/10. "Dateline" drew a 4.6/9 for second. "The Simpsons," 2.6/5, and "The Loop," 1.8/3, moved FOX into third. ABC averaged 1.7/3 with "Fast Cars & Superstars" and "America's Funniest Home Videos." The CW went with a "Hidden Palms" rerun.
A second "Cold Case" rerun at 9 p.m. improved to 6.2/11 for CBS. NBC aired a rerun of the "Last Comic Standing" premiere, 3.3/6. FOX held steady with "Family Guy," 2.5/5, and a second episode of "The Loop," 1.8/3. "Desperate Housewives" earned a 1.9/3, while The CW finished its night with a "Supernatural" rerun.
At 10 p.m., CBS' "Without a Trace" rerun scored a 6.0/11, easily beating "Last Comic Standing," 3.1/6, on NBC and a "Brothers & Sisters" rerun, 2.0/4, on ABC.
On Saturday, CBS led the night with a 3.7/8. ABC, 3.3/7, came in second, followed by FOX, 2.6/6, and NBC, 2.3/5.
Ratings information is taken from fast national data, which includes live and same-day DVR viewing. All numbers are preliminary and subject to change, especially in the case of live telecasts.
Sunday night's ratings ended with a split decision between CBS, which won the night in viewers, and NBC, which took the demographic crown thanks largely to the U.S. Open golf tournament.
CBS averaged a 5.5/10 for the night, topping NBC's 4.5/9 (the Peacock's numbers may change some because of live sports at the start of the evening). ABC, 2.0/4, was well of the pace but still edged FOX, 1.9/4, and The CW, 0.8/2.
NBC grabbed the top spot among adults 18-49 with a 2.2 rating. CBS, 1.7, took second, and FOX was third at 1.4. Neither ABC (0.9) nor The CW (0.5) broke the 1.0 barrier.
The final holes of the U.S. Open, 8.9/19, and "Dateline," 4.9/10, won the 7 p.m. hour for NBC. CBS' "60 Minutes" delivered a 5.0/10. A repeat of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," 2.4/5, put ABC in third. Repeats of "The War at Home" and "King of the Hill" were fourth for FOX, beating a pair of "Reba" reruns on The CW.
CBS took the lead at 8 p.m. with "Cold Case," 4.9/10. "Dateline" drew a 4.6/9 for second. "The Simpsons," 2.6/5, and "The Loop," 1.8/3, moved FOX into third. ABC averaged 1.7/3 with "Fast Cars & Superstars" and "America's Funniest Home Videos." The CW went with a "Hidden Palms" rerun.
A second "Cold Case" rerun at 9 p.m. improved to 6.2/11 for CBS. NBC aired a rerun of the "Last Comic Standing" premiere, 3.3/6. FOX held steady with "Family Guy," 2.5/5, and a second episode of "The Loop," 1.8/3. "Desperate Housewives" earned a 1.9/3, while The CW finished its night with a "Supernatural" rerun.
At 10 p.m., CBS' "Without a Trace" rerun scored a 6.0/11, easily beating "Last Comic Standing," 3.1/6, on NBC and a "Brothers & Sisters" rerun, 2.0/4, on ABC.
On Saturday, CBS led the night with a 3.7/8. ABC, 3.3/7, came in second, followed by FOX, 2.6/6, and NBC, 2.3/5.
