NCIS, ladies and gentleman, your number one Tuesday night TV program. That's right,
NCIS had the most overall viewers of any TV series last night, much to the bemusement of everyone I've ever met. Literally, I don't even know what
NCIS is about. Can someone let me know? I know it stars a silver-haired middle aged man who looks relatively swarthy. I'm guessing that at the beginning of the show, some crime is committed and that, after an investigation, the crime is solved.
NCIS. I don't get it. It beat
Dancing with the Stars last night. It didn't have
House to compete with because of baseball, but still. Color me baffled.
Your Take
Guest said:
You are obviously baffled beacause you haven't watched!!! It is a great show, I hope there are many more s...
Guest said:
You're an idiot if you don't know why NCIS rates high - try watching it! It's a fun, light hearted crime d...
Guest said:
I love this show. I also got into it by seeing reruns and now I am a fanatic. I adore the cast and the subt...
Highest Rated Program of the Night: NCIS – 17.4 million viewers
8pm Time Slot Winner: NCIS
9pm Time Slot Winner: Dancing with the Stars – 17 million viewers
10pm Time Slot Winner: Law & Order: SVU – 12.5 million viewers
FOX averaged around 11 million viewers over the course of the night for its coverage of the American League Championship Series, featuring the Boston Red Sox versus the Cleveland Indians. FOX can't be very happy right now, seeing as the Red Sox find themselves in a 3-1 series hole. If the Indians end up winning they'll take on the Colorado Rockies in what will likely be one of the lowest rated World Series in recent memory.
Cavemen held steady from last week's numbers with around 6.9 million tuned in. The episode was actually pretty funny.
Beauty and the Geek ramped up about 500k and finished with 3.5 million viewers.
The Unit notched its season high with around 12 million tuned in.
Reaper gained 600,000 from last week, finishing with 3.3 million, making it the highest rated episode of the show's young life.
Boston Legal (10.2 million) and
Cane (8.5 million) both lost a significant amount of viewers in the 10pm slot.
-Oscar Dahl, BuddyTV Senior Writer
Source: TVGuide
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