Ratings Chart for Sunday, Oct. 12
October 13, 2008 1:27 PM
Prime Time Preliminary Sunday Ratings
"Desperate Housewives" on ABC soared as the highest-rated show of the night, while Fox claimed first place overall with a sports combination of NFL overrun and Game Three of the National League Championship Series between the Phillies and the Dodgers. Competing against the NLCS on Fox, NBC's NFL game between the Patriots and the Chargers declined slightly by 7% vs. last week's Steelers/Jaguars matchup.
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7 |
7:30 | 8 |
8:30 |
9 |
9:30 |
10 |
10:30 |
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3.8 / 10 |
America's Funniest Home Videos1.9 / 6 6.4 mil |
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition3.7 / 9 11.3 mil |
Desperate Housewives5.9 / 14 15.3 mil |
Brothers and Sisters3.6 / 9 10.1 mil |
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2.5 / 6 |
60 Minutes2.0 / 6 10.5 mil |
Amazing Race 132.8 / 7 9.2 mil |
Cold Case2.7 / 6 10.9 mil |
The Unit2.6 / 7 9.1 mil |
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4.0 / 10 |
NFL Overrun8.2 / 25 21.8 mil |
The OT7.6 / 22 19.8 mil |
NLCS Game 3: Phillies vs. Dodgers2.8 / n/a 8.5 mil |
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3.8 / 10 |
Football Night in America1.5 / 5 4.4 mil |
Football Night in America2.0 / 6 5.5 mil |
Football Night in America4.0 / 11 10.5 mil |
NFL Football: Patriots vs. Chargers4.5 / 11 11.5 mil |
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0.3 / 1 |
In Harm's Way0.3 / 1 0.7 mil |
Valentine0.4 / 1 1 mil |
Easy Money0.3 / 1 0.8 mil |
No Programming |
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Source: Nielsen Media Research
*Ratings are specified in the 18-to 49-year-old demographic and viewership in P2+.
A note about ratings: Ratings are expressed as percentages of Nielsen's estimated 114.5 million U.S. television households. The first number, the rating, is a percentage of households tuned into a specific program at a specific time.
The second number, the share, is a percentage of households with televisions
in use tuned into that same program. For example, if a show obtains a 10.2/16,
this means that 10.2% of all U.S. households tuned into the program at some
point during the broadcast. Meanwhile, 16% of all households watching television
during the time period viewed the program at some point. Ratings are broken
down further by demographic, as networks sell advertising time based on the
makeup of the audience.
