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CSI series lose younger viewers to sports and reality TV.
On Monday at 10:00pm, CSI: Miami came in first with 8.61 million viewers for its repeat episode. The final hour of Nashville Star (6.35 million from 9:00-11:00pm) and The Mole (3.97 million) came in second and third, respectively. In the 18-49 demographic, Miami (2.3 rating/7 share) came out ahead of Star (2.1/6 over the two-hour episode) and Mole (1.6/5).
CSI: New York's repeat came out on top Wednesday with 9.23 million overall viewers. Celebrity Circus came in second with 6.30 million, and the series finale of Men in Trees brought up the rear with 4.51 million. Celebrity Circus was ahead of New York in the 18-49 demo with 2.3/6 (2.3/7 in the second half-hour). CSI: NY had 2.2/6 for the hour, and Men had 1.1/3.
Thursday's repeat of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation came in first in overall viewers with 9.37 million. Game four of the NBA Finals came in second with 9.24 million, and So You Think You Can Dance had a third-place finish with 7.89 million. In the 18-49 demo, CSI (2.2/6) wound up behind game four (3.8/11) and Dance (2.8/8). CSI's lead-out Swingtown earned a second place 7.25 million viewers and 2.3/7 in 18-49 for its second episode, coming in behind the NBA game (10.63, 4.4/13).
Check out more detailed ratings information for CSI: Miami, CSI: New York and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation at PI Feedback.
