Ratings for My Bloody Valentine
Feb. 12th, 2010 10:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
agt_spookyFrom Marc Berman at the Programming Insider:
Vampire Diaries - 3.51 million
Supernatural - 2.51 million
Smallville - 2.47 million
One Tree Hill - 2.17 million
Life Unexpected - 2.00 million
90210 (repeat) - 849,000
Melrose Place (repeat) - 717,000
Gossip Girl (repeat) - 613,000
For easy reference/comparison:
Sympathy for the Devil - 3.39 million
Good God, Y'all - 2.78 million
Free To Be You and Me - 2.66 million
The End - 2.59 million
Fallen Idols - 2.47 million
I Believe the Children Are Our Future - 2.58 million
The Curious Case of Dean Winchester - 2.92 million
Changing Channels - 2.65 million
The Real Ghostbusters - 2.68 million (pre-empted in San Francisco)
Abandon All Hope - 2.51 million (pre-empted in Miami)
Sam, Interrupted - 2.85 million
Swap Meat - 2.70 million
The Song Remains the Same - 2.28 million (pre-empted in various markets)
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Marc also had this to say: "...and Supernatural (Viewers: #5, 2.49 million; A18-49: #5, 1.0/ 3), which would be a good match with Smallville next season should the network care to beef up Friday. With The Vampire Diaries a success, my suggestion would be to try something new in the Thursday 9 p.m. time period next season."
I'm not against moving SPN to Fridays next season (because I'm sure it will be SPN's last and there's no harm in it) and I'd LOVE to see what CW thinks it can put on Thursdays that would pull even a fraction of SPN's numbers against that brutal competition. Good luck with that, Ostroff!
Vampire Diaries - 3.51 million
Supernatural - 2.51 million
Smallville - 2.47 million
One Tree Hill - 2.17 million
Life Unexpected - 2.00 million
90210 (repeat) - 849,000
Melrose Place (repeat) - 717,000
Gossip Girl (repeat) - 613,000
For easy reference/comparison:
Sympathy for the Devil - 3.39 million
Good God, Y'all - 2.78 million
Free To Be You and Me - 2.66 million
The End - 2.59 million
Fallen Idols - 2.47 million
I Believe the Children Are Our Future - 2.58 million
The Curious Case of Dean Winchester - 2.92 million
Changing Channels - 2.65 million
The Real Ghostbusters - 2.68 million (pre-empted in San Francisco)
Abandon All Hope - 2.51 million (pre-empted in Miami)
Sam, Interrupted - 2.85 million
Swap Meat - 2.70 million
The Song Remains the Same - 2.28 million (pre-empted in various markets)
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Marc also had this to say: "...and Supernatural (Viewers: #5, 2.49 million; A18-49: #5, 1.0/ 3), which would be a good match with Smallville next season should the network care to beef up Friday. With The Vampire Diaries a success, my suggestion would be to try something new in the Thursday 9 p.m. time period next season."
I'm not against moving SPN to Fridays next season (because I'm sure it will be SPN's last and there's no harm in it) and I'd LOVE to see what CW thinks it can put on Thursdays that would pull even a fraction of SPN's numbers against that brutal competition. Good luck with that, Ostroff!
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Date: 2010-02-15 06:46 pm (UTC)Nice icon! LOL!
I'm glad it went up, too, especially since last week was so awful, when it was a fantastic episode.
As for Friday, SV is doing better on Friday than CW thought it would do, and if you pair SPN back up with it again it'll be a strong night. But besides, next year (providing we get a renewal) will most definitely be SPN's last, what with the boys contracts expiring after next year, so there's honestly no harm in putting it on Friday. We've gotten pummeled for four years on Thursday. Let some other show take the beating!