Ratings for The Man Who Would Be King

[agt_spooky]

From Marc Berman at the Programming Insider

Vampire Diaries - 2.84 million
Supernatural - 2.11 million
Smallville - 2.07 million
Nikita - 2.00 million
America's Next Top Model - 1.93 million
90210 - 1.47 million
Gossip Girl - 1.26 million
One Tree Hill - 1.23 million
Hellcats - 1.00 million

For easy reference/comparison:

Exile on Main Street - 2.89 million
Two and a Half Men - 2.33 million
The Third Man - 2.16 million (pre-empted in Chicago)
Weekend at Bobby's - 2.84 million
Live Free or Twi-Hard - 2.47 million
You Can't Handle the Truth - 2.51 million
Family Matters - 2.46 million
All Dogs Go to Heaven - 2.08 million (pre-empted in St. Louis)
Clap Your Hands if You Believe - 1.93 million (pre-empted in various markets)
Caged Heat - 2.14 million (pre-empted in Baltimore)
Appointment in Samarra - 2.27 million
Like a Virgin - 2.25 million
Unforgiven - 1.97 million
Mannequin 3: The Reckoning - 2.25 million
The French Mistake - 2.18 million
And Then There Were None - 2.14 million
My Heart Will Go On - 2.25 million
Frontierland - 1.90 million (pre-empted in St. Louis and Lexington)
Mommy Dearest - 2.01 million (pre-empted in Louisville)

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HEADS UP FOR CHICAGO FANS - As I mentioned last week, the 2-hour season finale will be PRE-EMPTED here (screw you, baseball!) and will not be shown until SUNDAY, MAY 22nd beginning at 7pm

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Comments

what?!

[winchesterwoman.livejournal.com]

Re start the apocalypse? how silly is that? I mean, why put that again on the plot, in the script!!! Jesus, what disgusting thing is that.

Thank you so much for clarify me that.

Re: what?!

[fromyourashes.livejournal.com]

Maybe you missed an episode or a part of an episode or something, but that's been the entire reason for the war in heaven the whole time. Raphael's said since his introduction that he wants the apocalypse.