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NBC Restructures Thursday Nights

Beginning November 30th, NBC will premiere and new line-up on Thursday nights, removing Deal or No Deal and replacing it with two sitcoms; the new “30 Rock” and the returning “Scrubs”.

“Deal Or No Deal” will not be moved to a new night, instead that franchise will go on with just two episodes a week; Monday [...]

Cruise May Make Cameo Appearence In New Trek Movie

According to a report by WENN (World Entertainment News Network), Tom Cruise is in negotiations to make a cameo appearance in the next Star Trek movie.

Cruise has a relationship with JJ Abrams (exec-producer, writer and possible director of the new Trek movie), as they both teamed up in the most recent Mission Impossible movie, M:I3.

Broadcast TV Ratings for Tuesday, October 24, 2006

ABC wins the night in households and viewers but the World Series over on Fox brings about a tie between the two nets in the key A18-49 demo.

“Dr. Who” spinoff, “Torchwood” Scores Strong Ratings For Premiere

The premiere episode of the new BBC3 series “Torchwood” delivered an audience of roughly 2.4M viewers.

It is considered one of the highest rated domestic episodes in multichannel history.

BBC3 aired the first two episodes of the new series with the second episode airing immediately after the pilot and holding onto almost all of audience of the [...]

Broadcast Evening News Ratings for 10/16 to 10/20

While NBC remains in the top spot, ABC is making progress, nearly finishing first in total viewers, and placing first in the key A25-54 and A18-49 demos.

“Monday Night Football” Scores A Cable Ratings Record

The matchup between the Giants and Cowboys was watched by 11,807,000 households, a 12.8 rating, 16.03M viewers, making it the most watched television program in cable broadcast history.

The previous holder was a 1993 “Larry King Live” in which then VP Al Gore debated Ross Perot over NAFTA (11,174,000 households).

Broadcast TV Ratings for Monday, October 23, 2006

CBS wins the evening in households and viewers, while NBC, on the success of the surprise hit “Heroes” (the nights top performer in A18-49) won the evening in Adults 18-49.