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Latest Video: FilmCrunch 067: Hairspray, Chuck & Larry, Premonition reviewed
Veronica Santiago and Neil Estep review Hairspray, Chuck & Larry, and Premonition in this episode of FilmCrunch.Play Video
Friday Ratings: CBS Finales Close on a Win
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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CBS’ usually strong lineup racked up another weekend win. The network placed first in both the viewers and the demos with ABC right behind in second.
8pm
- Ghost Whisperer (2.0/8 in 18-49) ended its season with 8.4 million.
- America’s Funniest Home Videos (1.7/6) had 6.8 million laughing.
- Friday Night Smackdown (4 million, 1.2/4) was down a smidge.
- FOX‘s airing of Dodgeball (2.8 million, 1.2/4) was down 600,000 compared to last week’s movie.
- A repeat of American Gladiators* (0.9/3) only had 2.5 million fired up.
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2008 Summer Television Programming Schedule
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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Hell's Kitchen,
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Family Guy,
Grey's Anatomy,
House,
So You Think You Can Dance,
The Office

A new season calls for a new schedule.
If you’re without anything to do this summer, this updated programming schedule may help keep you occupied. Over the next few months, networks will be introducing a crop of reality shows (Celebrity Circus, Greatest American Dog), some experimental dramas (Swingtown, Fear Itself) and the usual horde of repeats.
This list is a compilation of the calendars for the five major networks.
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Thursday Ratings: NBC Finales End On Good Note
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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ER,
Grey's Anatomy,
Lost,
My Name Is Earl,
The Office,
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A full slate of finales gave NBC a boost in the ratings. The network was third with the viewers but second in the demos.
8pm
- Ugly Betty (8.5 million, 2.7/8 in 18-49) gained a 1/2 million from last week.
- Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? (8.3 million, 2.2/7) scored 600,000 more.
- A CSI* repeat (1.7/5) kicked off the night with 7.8 million.
- My Name is Earl (7.1 million, 3.0/9) tacked on another million.
- Smallville (3.8 million, 1.7/5) was down 200,000.
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New Kids on the Block Perform Today Show Concert
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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After nearly 15 years apart (they last performed on stage in 1994), the New Kids on the Block kicked off their reunion tour this morning in a very rainy New York. Nevertheless, some eager fans waited nearly two days to get in line for the mini-concert.
During their Today show appearance, the group performed a number of songs including a medley of their older hits. (You can see several more of those clips after the jump.)
Those unable to make it to Rockefeller Plaza today can find more information on tour dates here.
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Wednesday Ratings: Another Win for Fox
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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All eyes were on American Idol‘s elimination show last night. Curiosity once again helped the program win back viewers lost in recent weeks.
8pm
- The Price is Right (7.3 million, 1.4/4 in 18-49) narrowly won its hour.
- Deal or No Deal (7.1 million, 1.8/5) was down a notch.
- ‘Til Death (5.9 million, 2.2/7) and Back to You (6.9 million, 2.5/7) both did about the same.
- Wife Swap (6.4 million, 2.5/7) slipped by 600,000.
- Approximately 4.6 million saw Whitney Thompson crowned America’s Next Top Model (2.3/7).
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Tuesday Ratings: FOX Sees Improvement
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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Food & Home,
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The CW,
Hell's Kitchen,
American Idol,
Dancing With The Stars,
Ratings
Although FOX has ruled Tuesday for quite some time, the network’s lineup has seen its ups and downs. This week, both American Idol and Hell’s Kitchen rebounded from recent ratings dips.
8pm
- American Idol (24 million, 8.6/24 in 18-49) grew by 2.8 million.
- NCIS (14.7 million, 3.0/9) improved by 900,000.
- According to Jim (1.4/4) settled in with 4.4 million.
- Most Outrageous Moments (4 million, 1.2/3) had a 200,000 decrease.
- Beauty and the Geek (1.5 million, 0.7/2) was down a notch.
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Monday Ratings: Weak Premiere for American Gladiators
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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House,
Medium,
The Bachelor,
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Why NBC chose to bring back American Gladiators at this time is beyond me. Had the show debuted after the latest round of finales, it might have fared better than fourth place. Meanwhile, ABC was another winner with the viewers while FOX was tops in the demos.
8pm

- Dancing with the Stars (18.3 million, 4.2/11 in 18-49) was the night’s most-watched show.
- Bones (9.4 million, 3.2/9) grew by 1.3 million.
- Britney Spears helped draw 700,000 more to How I Met Your Mother (9 million, 3.8/9); The Big Bang Theory (7.9 million, 2.9/9) tacked on another 300,000.
- The American Gladiators debut (4.9 million, 1.9/5) did about 1/2 as well as Deal or No Deal.
- Approximately 2.6 million tuned in to hear Serena’s big secret on Gossip Girl (1.2/3).
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Gladiators Fail to Slay Competition
Posted by K.C. Morgan
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NBC,
Editorial

American Gladiators won big ratings and big press during the writer’s strike, prompting NBC to immediately sign the series for another season, cast new gladiators and create bigger, better events for a triumphant second season return. The season kicked off last night…but was it as victorious as NBC hoped?
Ratings-wise, American Gladiators is already going the way of other NBC shows (to third or last place). FOX’s House led the night, while the Gladiators raked in only about 4.9 million watchers.
The season premiered with bigger obstacles, more competitors and a bevy of new Gladiators, all in hopes that this could be the show to secure NBC a first-place ratings slot. For those of you who didn’t watch it, I did.
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Clearing Up the Scrubs Confusion
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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Comedy,
Prime Time,
ABC,
NBC,
Scrubs,
News

Those of you who watched last week’s episode of Scrubs might have walked away scratching your heads. Not only did the fairy tale storyline seem a bit anti-climactic (it was supposed to be a season finale, after all), the show included an appearance from Dr. Kelso. (Didn’t he already leave the hospital?)
In a recent message sent to all of his MySpace friends (it can be read after the jump), actor Zach Braff addressed the confusion and the comedy’s upcoming move to ABC.
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Possible Extended Season for Heroes
Posted by Veronica Santiago
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Although last year’s writers strike cut many production schedules in half, the work stoppage may actually create a scheduling windfall for viewers next season.
When Heroes debuted in September, the series was originally slated to deliver 24 episodes. Unfortunately, fans were left with only 11 by the time the saga ended. (Given the dipping ratings, maybe some time off was really in the drama’s best interest.) According to Entertainment Weekly, the shortened calendar may now translate into an extended 2008-09 season. It’s possible we may see up to 35 episodes next fall.
Those of you still wanting to catch up better mark your calendars now. Heroes will kick off its return with a three-hour event on Monday, September 15.
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