E! Entertainment drew big viewer numbers for its four-hour, two-night extravaganza featuring Kim Kardashian’s wedding, reports the Los Angeles Times’ Show Tracker blog. An average of 4.4 million viewers tuned in to Sunday’s installment of the wedding special, with an…
Even with a big star in the lead role, HBO’s new series premiered Sunday to less than stellar numbers, according to Joe Adalian in New York Magazine’s Vulture blog. "Enlightened," starring Laura Dern, drew just 210,000 viewers, the story notes….
The Nielsen ratings from Monday night showed that even as CBS’s lineup settles down after splashy premieres, the network continues its across-the-board strength, reports TVbytheNumbers.com. CBS took an easy win for the night in the key demo of adults 18-49…
The explosive fourth-season finale of AMC’s critically acclaimed "Breaking Bad" was the show’s most watched season ender in its history. Sunday’s 10 p.m. telecast drew an average of 1.9 million viewers, reports TheWrap.com, with a total of 2.9 million tuning…
Following news that CBS has stopped production on "How to Be A Gentleman," as previously reported, the network has announced that beginning Oct. 20 "Rules of Engagement" will return to the Thursday 8:30 p.m. time slot, reports TVbytheNumbers.com. CBS yanked…
“Sunday Night Football” ruled the airwaves as usual, giving NBC a comfortable win for Sunday night. Meanwhile, for ABC’s new drama “Pan Am,” the term “crash and burn” might be a little strong — but only a little. TVbytheNumbers.com reported…
CBS has reportedly shut down production on one of its new comedies, according to TheWrap.com, which reports that the move comes after the network moved the show, “How to Be a Gentleman,” from prime Thursday night real estate to the…
NBC’s "Saturday Night Live" saw a small ratings slide last weekend when Ben Stiller hosted the program, reports Deadline.com. The episode also included appearances by Hugh Jackman and Kenny G. The program earned a 4.8 household rating/12 share in metered…
Fox won Thursday night behind another strong showing by “The X Factor,” TVbytheNumbers.com reports, while the news at ABC wasn’t nearly as good: The Alphabet’s new series “Charlie’s Angels” fell 20% in the 18-49 demo to a feeble 1.2 average…
So far NBC has canceled two of its new shows of this fall season, and now it’s The CW’s turn. "H8R," a reality series about celebrities confronting people who hate them, has been canceled by The CW, reports the Los Angeles…