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Clarrisani
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Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
They just had the reduce the price of the Grey's Anatomy DVDs in Australia again. They're just not selling. CSI, on the other hand, is sold out. Especially season 4. Very hard to get, that one.
Now, the official ratings guide for Australia has been released that shows where Grey's and CSI were for their season openers. The OzTAM guide can be found here for anyone who is interested, and it shows the breakdown for each capital city/state as well as an overall tally.
They just had the reduce the price of the Grey's Anatomy DVDs in Australia again. They're just not selling. CSI, on the other hand, is sold out. Especially season 4. Very hard to get, that one.
Now, the official ratings guide for Australia has been released that shows where Grey's and CSI were for their season openers. The OzTAM guide can be found here for anyone who is interested, and it shows the breakdown for each capital city/state as well as an overall tally.
myfuturecsi
Corpse
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
I totally agree with you about season 7. It has been quite good save for a few episodes but it has been a much better season over all.
brass_lives said:
Meh. I'm starting to care less and less that Grey's is winning. At least I'm not having a whole lot to complain about when each episode is done (unlike a lot of GA fans). This season has knocked my socks off. I'm just hoping for a good end to the MCSK story arc. If they can tie up the loose ends and keep making it interesting, I will be first in line for the DVDs. And I might even finally pick up season 6, if it's on sale
I totally agree with you about season 7. It has been quite good save for a few episodes but it has been a much better season over all.
xfcanadian
Pathologist
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
what does that mean?? translate please
what does that mean?? translate please
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
I think CSIs ratings are quite well for seven years on the tube. Number two! I have a feeling (well I hope) next seasons ratins are going to fly-high, or even near the end of this season.
Same here. Everywhere I look there's about 10 copies of GA. But it took me a month to find Season Four!! I am having a hard time finding Season Two and Three now, for a reasonable price. Lots of the stores shoot up the prices like $70.00 for season four, and $54.00 for Season six. I ended up ordering Season four for about $60.00, cheapest I could get. I ended up ordering Season two and Three the other day, gosh, it's going to cost me $130.00 for them! I could probably get four seasons of GA for that, hahaha.
I think CSIs ratings are quite well for seven years on the tube. Number two! I have a feeling (well I hope) next seasons ratins are going to fly-high, or even near the end of this season.
Dynamo1
Head of the Swing Shift
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
Nielsen Television Ratings are reported by ranking the percentage for each show of all viewers watching television at a given time. As of September 2006, there are an estimated 110.2 million television households in the USA. A single national ratings point represents 1%, or 1,102,000 households for the 2006-07 season. Share is the percentage of television sets in use tuned to a specific program. These numbers are usually reported as (ratings points/share). For example, Nielsen may report a show as receiving a 9.2/15 during its broadcast, meaning 9.2%, or 10,138,400 households on average were tuned in at any given moment. Additionally, 15% of all televisions in use at the time were tuned into this program. Nielsen re-estimates the number of households each August for the upcoming television season.
From Wikipedia:xfcanadian said:
what does that mean?? translate please
Nielsen Television Ratings are reported by ranking the percentage for each show of all viewers watching television at a given time. As of September 2006, there are an estimated 110.2 million television households in the USA. A single national ratings point represents 1%, or 1,102,000 households for the 2006-07 season. Share is the percentage of television sets in use tuned to a specific program. These numbers are usually reported as (ratings points/share). For example, Nielsen may report a show as receiving a 9.2/15 during its broadcast, meaning 9.2%, or 10,138,400 households on average were tuned in at any given moment. Additionally, 15% of all televisions in use at the time were tuned into this program. Nielsen re-estimates the number of households each August for the upcoming television season.
mrb105
Pathologist
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
Understanding the TV ratings is actually very easy. The rating stands for the percent of the number of total televisions in America that are watching the show, and the share stands for the percentage of televisions in America that are turned on.
Understanding the TV ratings is actually very easy. The rating stands for the percent of the number of total televisions in America that are watching the show, and the share stands for the percentage of televisions in America that are turned on.
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
Last night while I was watching the rerun, I was thinking "I wonder if CSI will be higher than GA tonight?" After talking to my teacher about CSI and GA, I asked her "Do you watch GA?" she said "Yes, then I watch CSI". We have GA before CSI here, but I asked her "Why do you think CSI is doing so bad this year? Well, not bad but coming in second after GA?" She said "I don't think CSI is doing worse this year, it's just the fact that GA stories are so next-episode-find-out, and CSI is this is the episode, you won't find out next week, so there is no reason for a viewer (Unless they're a fan of the show) to tune in next week to see who murdered that guy" We both enjoy CSI, but I thought that was a nice example.
I am glad CSI was on top of GA last night, hopefully when the new episodes air, CSI will still be on top. I don't think GA will last much longer, lots of the people I talk to say that the show is kind of "redundant" and you can watch the same "storylines" on a daytime soap opera. I don't watch Grey's Anatomy, so I have no idea if that's true. BUT YAY FOR CSI!
Last night while I was watching the rerun, I was thinking "I wonder if CSI will be higher than GA tonight?" After talking to my teacher about CSI and GA, I asked her "Do you watch GA?" she said "Yes, then I watch CSI". We have GA before CSI here, but I asked her "Why do you think CSI is doing so bad this year? Well, not bad but coming in second after GA?" She said "I don't think CSI is doing worse this year, it's just the fact that GA stories are so next-episode-find-out, and CSI is this is the episode, you won't find out next week, so there is no reason for a viewer (Unless they're a fan of the show) to tune in next week to see who murdered that guy" We both enjoy CSI, but I thought that was a nice example.
I am glad CSI was on top of GA last night, hopefully when the new episodes air, CSI will still be on top. I don't think GA will last much longer, lots of the people I talk to say that the show is kind of "redundant" and you can watch the same "storylines" on a daytime soap opera. I don't watch Grey's Anatomy, so I have no idea if that's true. BUT YAY FOR CSI!
Re: CSI Ratings versus Grey's Anatomy
To be honest, I love Grey's; I tape it and watch CSI live. But I'm finding that my love for it is being carried out by the characters this season... I'm invested in that group of actors, and it's a damned good thing because it certainly isn't the stories pulling me in - the writing is nothing compared to last year.
In comparison, I can't wait for the next episode of CSI. Having a few season-spanning arcs like the MK and GSR and Greg's ordeal makes me want to see what's going to happen next week, even as the writing (and acting and directing and art direction and music and casting and everything else) makes me thrilled with the episode I just watched.
To be honest, I love Grey's; I tape it and watch CSI live. But I'm finding that my love for it is being carried out by the characters this season... I'm invested in that group of actors, and it's a damned good thing because it certainly isn't the stories pulling me in - the writing is nothing compared to last year.
In comparison, I can't wait for the next episode of CSI. Having a few season-spanning arcs like the MK and GSR and Greg's ordeal makes me want to see what's going to happen next week, even as the writing (and acting and directing and art direction and music and casting and everything else) makes me thrilled with the episode I just watched.
Clarrisani
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