Ratings for All Hell Breaks Loose, part 1

[agt_spooky]

From Marc Berman at the Programming Insider:

Also in the 9-10 p.m. hour (in addition to NBC’s aforementioned The Office and Scrubs) was a second episode of Fox’s Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader (Viewers: #3, 8.61 million; A18-49: #4, 2.9/ 8), and The CW’s Supernatural (Viewers: #5, 2.84 million; A18-49: #5, 1.2/ 3). Although this is only speculation, I am will to bet that upcoming CW drama Reaper will inherit the Thursday 9 p.m. hour out of Smallville, with Supernatural moving to Sunday next season. What do you think?

Half hour breakdown:

Supernatural
9:00 p.m. V: 2.90 million, A18-49: 1.2/ 3
9:30 p.m. V: 2.79 million, A18-49: 1.2/ 3

For comparison:

Top Model: 4.94 million
Gilmore Girls: 3.96 million
Smallville: 3.36 million
One Tree Hill: 2.95 million
Girlfriends (one hour finale): 2.88 million
Everybody Hates Chris: 2.58 million
All of Us: 2.44 million
Veronica Mars: 1.88 million

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Ok, wow - 2.84 million? That's really, really not good. :-( That makes it the second lowest rated this season, just above BUABS, which had 2.83 million. And when the absolute final numbers are posted later tonight, All Hell may slip down down to last place. How could the first part of a season finale do so badly?? This makes me so incredibly frustrated.

Not sure what I think about SPN maybe moving to Sunday. I want it off Thursday but is Sunday a good fit for our show?

Comments

[kyanoswolf]

Consider how long "Charmed" survived in a Sunday time slot -- No real competition when it was on. But there's Cold Case and Desperate Housewives The CW's performance on Sunday this season wasn't that good.

[agt-spooky.livejournal.com]

X-Files is the first thing that came to my mind when I heard about the Sunday thing. It nearly got canceled being on Friday nights, but as soon as it was moved to Sunday it took off like a rocket. And we're of the same type of genre show, so perhaps SPN can flourish there as well.

I just want it away from Thursday! Idealy, I'd like it put back on Tuesday, where it did really, really well.