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CSI: Miami helped CBS to an easy win in the Monday overnight ratings.
New episode "Spring Break" earned very similar numbers to the last new episode, "Grave Young Men", bringing in an 11.5 rating/18 share. According to Zap2it's overnight ratings, approximately 11.5\% of American households with television sets were tuned to "Spring Break", and 18\% of households watching television at the time had CSI: Miami on the screen.
The King of Queens, which rated 8.0/13, and Yes, Dear, which earned a 8.2/13, got the night off to a good start for CBS. With Everybody Loves Raymond again the number one show for the night, CBS averaged a 10.1 rating/16 share, well ahead of NBC's 7.7/12. These numbers are up from last week when CBS managed only a 9.7/16 rating and share. The weak ratings of ABC's movie Charlie's Angels helped CBS this week.
Overnight ratings only calculate the top urban markets; final figures will be available next week.
The original article is available here at Zap2it.
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New episode "Spring Break" earned very similar numbers to the last new episode, "Grave Young Men", bringing in an 11.5 rating/18 share. According to Zap2it's overnight ratings, approximately 11.5\% of American households with television sets were tuned to "Spring Break", and 18\% of households watching television at the time had CSI: Miami on the screen.
The King of Queens, which rated 8.0/13, and Yes, Dear, which earned a 8.2/13, got the night off to a good start for CBS. With Everybody Loves Raymond again the number one show for the night, CBS averaged a 10.1 rating/16 share, well ahead of NBC's 7.7/12. These numbers are up from last week when CBS managed only a 9.7/16 rating and share. The weak ratings of ABC's movie Charlie's Angels helped CBS this week.
Overnight ratings only calculate the top urban markets; final figures will be available next week.
The original article is available here at Zap2it.
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