Season 9 Ratings

'The second half of the two-part crossover pulled in 9.44 million viewers, which is down almost a million from the previous episode.'

Not good for CSI NY, I really want a 10th season (and final one) but the series is still in danger
 
You also have to remember over 700,000 plus in the northeast are sitting in the dark due to a very nasty storm. Personally I hope that they give us a S10 and let CSI: NY go out on their own terms. I think they owe the franchise that much.
 
They haven't made it to 200 episodes yet, due to TPTB deciding this show needed a shortened season. Both Vegas & Miami made it to this magic number, so why can't CSI: NY?
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Well, everything was down across the boards so...

The ratings just kinda get me nervous because I think we've only one the demo maybe once or twice.
 
I don't think CBS ever has been really good to the show. When it was on Wednesdays, it was against Lost, which was naturally going to dominate in the ratings, and Fridays are bad nights for TV all around, yet they move it there. Plus, they rarely advertise...the ads I see most often are those five second spots with stock shots of the two leads that just say what time it's on. Ep promos are very rarely.
 
9:00 p.m.
CBS – CSI: NY (season or series finale)
Viewers: 9.20 million (#1), A18-49: 1.2/ 4 (#3)


9:30 p.m.
CBS – CSI: NY (season or series finale)
Viewers: 9.58 million (#1), A18-49: 1.2/ 4 (#3)
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So unless I made a mistake with my numbers, here are the ratings for the whole season:

9.01 - 09.00 million 1.3/5
9.02 - 08.37 million 1.2/4
9.03 - 09.42 million 1.4/4
9.04 - 09.12 million 1.2/4
9.05 - 09.97 million 1.4/4
9.06 - 09.96 million 1.5/4
9.07 - 09.74 million 1.4/4
9.08 - 09.50 million 1.4/4
9.09 - 09.82 million 1.5/4
9.10 - 09.98 million 1.4/4
9.11 - 09.18 million 1.4/4
9.12 - 10.74 million 1.6/5
9.13 - 10.61 million 1.6/5
9.14 - 10.36 million 1.5/5
9.15 - 09.44 million 1.6/5
9.16 - 08.50 million 1.2/4
9.17 - 09.39 million 1.2/4
 
What does the number separated by the slash mean? The 4s and 5s? I'm not entirely familar with it.

Why do we think some of the earlier viewers left? It had to be more popular before, or it would have been gone seasons ago. Was it the time slot shift, which hurts every show saddled with it? Or viewers not liking Melina leaving?
 
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the show's not being able to pull better than a 1.2 in the demo for the finale is the final nail in its coffin.
 
I think maybe the time change from 9 to 8 then from 8 to 9. Maybe changing the day hurt as well? Then not many promos running during the year and how many reruns did we get?

How many reruns did Vegas get? I bet Vegas got more reruns than we did.
 
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