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It looks like there could be some movement in the writer’s strike. This statement was released this evening by the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers, although no statement has been issued by the Writers Guild of America.

“The AMPTP today unveiled a New Economic Partnership to the WGA, which includes groundbreaking moves in several areas of new media, including streaming, content made for new media and programming delivered over digital broadcast channels. The entire value of the New Economic Partnership will deliver more than $130 million in additional compensation above and beyond the more than $1.3 billion writers already receive each year. In response, the WGA has asked for time to study the proposals. While we strongly preferred to continue discussions, we respect and understand the WGA’s desire to review the proposals. We look forward to resuming talks on Tuesday, December 4.

We continue to believe that there is common ground to be found between the two sides, and that our proposal for a New Economic Partnership offers the best chance to find it.”

We want the writers to get a fair shake, but we also want to get new episodes of “Lost,” “Pushing Daisies” and “Grey’s Anatomy.” If the WGA thinks this is a good offer, things could be back on track pronto.

“What was it they had right before the Titantic sunk? Oh, yeah. Panic.”

Steven nailed it. Tonight, the designers were in full-on freak mode as they struggled to make something snappy in men’s wear for “Today” correspondent Tiki Barber. The designers admitted they didn’t know much about designing for men and that was an understatement. The clothes overall were horrible.

Even the tonight’s top designers shouldn’t be patting themselves on the back. It was more about judging the best among the mediocre. There was a sea of barely wearable, with the bottom trio justifiably ashamed of what they had created.

“This challenge is going to be so difficult to judge because there’s going to be so many things that are so jacked up,” Christian said, summing up the fashion disaster that was tonight’s show.

True words, Christian my friend.

U.C. Berkeley grad Jack won the challenge with an interesting stripe pant and shirt combo. He wisely decided not to try to make a vest or jacket to go with it, because he knew he didn’t have the time or the expertise to pull it off.

Jack’s creation

And speaking of pulling it off, when he couldn’t figure out how to make a pattern for the pants, he pulled his own pants off and turned them into a guide to making a pattern. Cheater? Maybe. But the judges decided to give him the win anyway.

Jack takes the win tonight

Actually, I thought Kit’s design was better, but Tiki seemed to like the idea of parading around in stripes.

Sweet Pea in her less haggard pre-taping days

And her pitiful creation

Sweet Pea dodged a major bullet, probably only squeaking out because of her previous work. Her shirt’s collar went wildly out of control, with too much fabric slopping around the neck. So what did she do? Sweet P put a tie on it. That’s like the days when pregnant women put a big bow on their blouses so no one would notice the huge basketball they were carrying in their tummy.

The tearful Ricky blubbered away when he got a pass for a boring suit held together with pins and good thoughts.

Ricky when he’s not crying

But at least he didn’t drape fabric around his model’s neck to hide the fact that he wasn’t wearing a shirt under his jacket. Tiki’s wife called the jacket very “Members Only” – a dated throwback that had problems all on its own without any help from the drapery.

And before her model could even leave the dressing room, Carmen was sewing the waistband where a button would have worked so much better. And safer. There was no doubt who was getting Auffed tonight:

Carmen — Bravo Photo: Barbara Nitke

And the loser is….

Am I the only one who feels a little bad for cutthroat bitch?

I mean, it’s bad enough to be the last pick, but she wasn’t even a choice at all in the end. We even sort of felt sorry for her as she looked wistfully out the window. Oh, well. Moving on now.

Poor CB, AKA Dr. Amber Volakis (Anne Dudek)

After conducting an uncoventional competition that started with 40 fellowship candidates, Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) has officially closed the case on who will join his diagnostic team in tonight’s episode.

Dr. Chris Taub (Peter Jacobson), Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) and Dr. Lawrence Kutner (Kal Penn)

Fellowship candidates Chris Taub (Peter Jacobson), Lawrence Kutner (Kal Penn) and 13 (Olivia Wilde) came out the “winners” in the competition, while only CB was eliminated. Actually, Taub and Kutner (why don’t THEY have nicknames?) were the ones chosen by House.

When House told Cuddy he had chosen Taub and Kutner after she suggested them, she told House she only said that because she thought House WOULDN’T take her suggestions. But hey, didn’t we all know that House was up to something when he told 13 he would have chosen her if he could have taken three of them?

The trio joins Dr. Eric Foreman (Omar Epps) as part of House’s Diagnostic Medicine team at Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital. Fellowship candidate Amber Volakis, otherwise known as “Cutthroat Bitch” (Anne Dudek), was fired at the end of the episode.

House’s Diagnostic Medicine team:

Dr. Lawrence Kutner (Kal Penn) – His specialty is rehabilitative and sports medicine. This wacky dude is even further out than House when it comes to how to diagnose a patient _ and that’s a whole new zip code.

Dr. Chris Taub (Peter Jacobson) – His specialty is plastic surgery. Probably the least interesting character right now IMHO (OK, so that’s a lie. I’m not so humble and neither are my opinions). Anyway, just like House, we’d like to know why Shallow Guy left a successful practice just to be tortured by House.

13 (Olivia Wilde) – Her specialty is internal medicine. She cares about her patients, but she’s no fuzzy bunny. What does make 13 tick?

Dr. Eric Foreman (Omar Epps) – Neurologist who quit at the end of last season because he didn’t want to end up like Dr. House. But after he’s fired from his next job and no other hospital will hire him because of his “House-like” reputation, Hospital Administrator Dr. Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) placed him back on the diagnostic team to watch over the brilliant but unpredictable House.

Should be a snappy new second-half season, if the writer’s strike ever ends.

OK, I downloaded this pix just because it looked cool.Clockwise from center: Hugh Laurie, Robert Sean Leonard, Omar Epps, Jennifer Morrison, Jesse Spencer, Lisa Edelstein.

Yep, it’s that day of the week when the weekly ratings report comes out. No bells, no whistles, just a nice little list of where all the shows ranked last week for you to see and ponder.

These are the regular and special primetime program rankings based on total viewers Monday through Sunday ratings from Nov. 19-25. Read ’em and weep. I’m trying to figure out how “You’re a Bully, Charlie Brown” could have bested “Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.” It’s no “Charlie Brown’s Christmas,” but still…

1 DANCING W/THE STARS-MON 22850 8.0
2 NBC SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 21810 7.6
3 DANCING W/STARS RESULT-TU 20960 7.3
4 DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES 18640 6.5
5 NCIS 17340 6.1
6 HOUSE 16890 5.9
7 60 MINUTES 16130 5.6
8 CRIMINAL MINDS 15880 5.5
9 CSI: MIAMI 15830 5.5
10 EXTREME MAKEOVER:HOME ED. 15030 5.3
11 CSI – THANKSGIVING SP 14750 5.2
12 CSI: NY 14560 5.1
13 SAMANTHA WHO? 14380 5.0
14 GREY’S ANATOMY SP-11/22 14110 4.9
15 TWO AND A HALF MEN 13910 4.9
16 COLD CASE 12980 4.5
17 SUNDAY NIGHT NFL PRE-KICK 12910 4.5
18 BACHELOR:AFTER FINAL ROSE 12300 4.3
19 BROTHERS & SISTERS 12250 4.3
20 WITHOUT A TRACE-THANKS SP 12210 4.3
21 AMAZING RACE 12 11800 4.1
22 LAW AND ORDER:SVU 11690 4.1
23 SURVIVOR: CHINA-THANKS SP 11580 4.0
24 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT 11480 4.0
25 BACHELOR, THE 11220 3.9
26 SAT NIGHT FOOTBALL 10960 3.8
27 HEROES 10800 3.8
28 UNIT, THE 10760 3.8
29 HE’S A BULLY, C. BROWN 10420 3.6
30 EXTREME MAKEOVER:HM ED-7P 10370 3.6
31 DEAL OR NO DEAL-WED 11/21 10160 3.5
32 NUMB3RS 10120 3.5
33 SHARK 10070 3.5
34 GHOST WHISPERER 9980 3.5
35 CHARLIE BROWN THANKSGVING 9940 3.5
36 FOOTBALL NT AMERICA PT 3 9710 3.4
37 FAMILY GUY 9520 3.3
38 SIMPSONS 9010 3.1
39 BONES 8700 3.0
40 SIMPSONS SP-11/25 8:30P 8580 3.0
41 PRIVATE PRACTICE 8540 3.0
42 FAMILY GUY SP-11/25 9:30P 8450 3.0
43 HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER 8060 2.8
44 CHUCK 7790 2.7
45 WOMEN’S MURDER CLUB-11/23 7580 2.6
46 BIGGEST LOSER 4 7540 2.6
CANE 7540 2.6
48 48 HOURS MYSTERY 7520 2.6
49 BIG BANG THEORY, THE 7510 2.6
50 UGLY BETTY SP-11/22 7490 2.6
51 PUSHING DAISIES 7480 2.6
52 MOONLIGHT 7320 2.6
53 NBC MOVIE OF THE WEEK-FRI 7120 2.5
54 COPS 2 7070 2.5
55 HOUSE-MON 8P 6990 2.4
56 KID NATION 6950 2.4
57 SAT NIGHT FTBL PRE-GAME 6860 2.4
58 AMW: AMERICA FIGHTS BACK 6590 2.3
59 CRIMETIME SATURDAY 6570 2.3
60 NBC MOVIE OF WEEK8P 11/22 6560 2.3
61 COPS 6410 2.2
62 DIRTY SEXY MONEY 6370 2.2
63 PHENOMENON 6160 2.2
64 OCTOBER ROAD SP-11/22 6000 2.1
65 20/20-FRI 5820 2.0
66 JOURNEYMAN 5610 2.0
67 SIMPSONS-SUN 7:30P 5600 2.0
68 NBC SAT NIGHT MOVIE 11/24 5570 1.9
69 MEN IN TREES SP-11/23 5540 1.9
70 KITCHEN NIGHTMARES 5350 1.9
71 BACK TO YOU 5270 1.8
72 FRI NIGHT SMACKDOWN-11/23 5090 1.8
73 CRIMETIME SATURDAY 8PM 5040 1.8
74 K-VILLE 4690 1.6
75 TIL DEATH 4670 1.6
76 DON’T FORGET LYRICS 11/23 4260 1.5
77 FOX MOVIE 11/22 THKSGVNG 4130 1.4
78 KING OF THE HILL-SUN 7P 3990 1.4
79 OFFICE 11/22 3870 1.4
80 AMERICA’S TOP MODEL-3 3640 1.3
81 30 ROCK 11/24 3310 1.2
82 FOOTBALL NT AMERICA PT 2 3170 1.1
83 NEXT GRT AMER BAND 11/23 2580 .9
84 BEAUTY AND THE GEEK-2 2500 .9
85 GAME, THE 2350 .8
86 EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS 2150 .8
87 GIRLFRIENDS 1800 .6
88 REAPER 1770 .6
89 AMERICA’S TOP MODEL-3-ENC 1390 .5
90 ALIENS IN AMERICA 1370 .5
91 GOSSIP GIRL 1210 .4
92 RAISE YOUR VOICE-THNKS 1120 .4
93 LIFE IS WILD 1090 .4
94 ALIENS IN AMERICA-SUN 800 .3
95 CW NOW 750 .3

Let’s face it. Most of us are going through a love-hate relationship with “Heroes” this season.

In this episode, we had some nice suspenseful moments that carried us through some weak stories. We’ve lost one of the Troublemint Twins, which can only be a good thing. But that Maya is really getting on my nerves. Even Sylar isn’t as compelling this season because he’s so over-the-top evil I’m surprised the didn’t give him a long mustache to twirl.

In the creepiest kiss on TV, Sylar (Zachary Quinto) gets a smooch from Maya (Dania Ramirez) — NBC Photo: Chris Haston

Few deny it hasn’t quite lived up to expections, although the last couple of episodes have stepped up the game. But here’s what I’m not getting into:

Sendhil Ramamurthy as Mohinder Suresh — NBC Photo: Chris Haston

Suresh: I understand how the writers want to make this character go in another direction, but it just doesn’t ring true. I don’t believe he’s convinced that The Company is good and Bob’s the guy to lead the charge into a better world.

Milo Ventimiglia as Peter Petrelli, Stephen Tobolowsky as Bob, Kristen Bell as Elle — NBC Photo: Chris Haston

Bad Dad Bob: He looks like a kindly papa, but we knew he wasn’t one of the good guys. That was confirmed when Noah Bennet told us about how he put his daughter Elle through unspeakable torture when she was just a child. He’s still goading her into bad deeds, and we think it’s just a matter of time before Elle gives Dad a buzz he’ll never forget.

Kristen Bell as Elle — NBC Photo: Chris Haston
Ell-ectric: Oh, my beloved Kristen, this just isn’t working for me. You’re fabulous, but this just isn’t the role for you. Elle doesn’t strike fear, or loathing or any kind of emotion at all. You just want to toss some cold water on her to make her short out.

We’ve only got one more episode before this “miniseason” is over. It looks like we’re all back in New York again to save the world.

Yawn.

Here’s the low-down on the finale, in which we’re told heroes will die! For some of them, it can’t be soon enough.

IT’S HERO VS. HERO AS THE SERIES’ “VOLUME II: GENERATIONS” COMES TO AN EXPLOSIVE, BLOODY FINISH — Deep below Primatech Paper in Odessa, TX, Peter’s (Milo Ventimiglia) reunion with Nathan (Adrian Pasdar) turns violent when the brothers, Matt (Greg Grunberg) and Hiro (Masi Oka) all clash thanks to Adam (David Anders) and his pursuit of the deadly Shanti Virus. After watching his heroic cousin captured by a street gang, Micah (Noah Gray-Cabey) turns to the one person who can help him save Monica (Dana Davis) — his mom (Ali Larter). Meanwhile, Maya (Dania Ramirez) tragically learns how much of a monster Sylar (Zachary Quinto) really is during his kidnapping of Molly (Adair Tishler) and Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy). Meanwhile, Elle (Kristen Bell) decides to play hero to get back into her father’s (Stephen Tobolowsky) good graces. Jack Coleman, James Kyson Lee and Hayden Panettiere also star.

Adrian Pasdar as Nathan Petrelli in “Powerless”– NBC Photo: Adam Taylor

I meant to blog about ANTM on Wednesday, but there were pies to bake and turkey to thaw…you know the drill.

It was a little sad to see Lisa go, because I was hoping to see her in the top tier. Instead, she got the boot. Lisa came a long way from her exotic dancer roots, but she started a downward spiral on the show that she just couldn’t control.

The girls traveled to Shanghai, China and at the Shanghai Film Studio their first challenge was to learn some martial arts poses – and they they had to recreate the poses while being dangled on high wires
The next day, the girls met with Jay and CoverGirl representative Brent Poer to shoot their commercial and print ad for the Queen Collection. Lisa struggled to memorize her lines.

“The problem is that Lisa is only focused on failing,” Jay said. “She instantly broke down in tears.”

Heather also completely fumbled her commercial, even when she was fed the lines. But Heather’s got supermodel written all over that face.

Heather Photo: Elizabeth Carrillo/The CW

As for Lisa, she’s got the pretty. But she’s probably not supermodel material.

“We’re not sure if you can handle the harsh realities of the top modeling business,” Tyra told Lisa before eliminating her.

Lisa Photo: Elizabeth Carrillo/The CW

But the real news came today with the announcement that Twiggy’s moving on “due to a scheduling conflict and supermodel Paulina Porizkova will be on board for cycle 10 as a new panel judge.

Paulina’s younger than Twiggy, but she’s still past her model prime. (OK, that was bitchy). She was chosen twice by People magazine as one of the Fifty Most Beautiful People in the world, in 1990 and 1992. Which means back when these models were barely out of diapers. (double bitchy).

International supermodel Paulina Porizkova

Here’s the part of the press release that seemed really strange. She lists her management company and her ATTORNEY. Geeze, Hollywood. Get over it.

The judging panel for cycle 10 will again be led by Tyra Banks and will also include runway expert J. Alexander and renowned fashion photographer Nigel Barker.

Although the new CW reality show “Crowned: The Mother of All Pageants” doesn’t air for a couple of weeks, we thought we’d avoid the holiday rush and let you know that Hayward mother-and-daughter Annette and Alana _ no last names _ are featured on the show.

Annette and Alana

“We proudly represent Hayward,” says the mother-and-daughter team, which unfortunately chose their “team name” to be Silent But Deadly.

School children across the country will be snickering over that one. It certainly got to judge Carson Kressley, who asked them how they could not think of breaking wind when they came up with the moniker.

The women looked truly perplexed by his questions, because they thought the name conjured up the image of strong, stealthy creatures rather than something that would make you leave a room with the utmost speed.

Still, the other teams didn’t do much better with names like “Reigning A’s,” “Blonde Bombshells” and, variation on a theme, “Redheaded Bombshells.”

Too bad Annette and Alana didn’t keep their original name, “Sophisticated Ladies,” because that fit the two so much better.

“Crowned” premieres at 9 p.m. on Dec. 12 on the CW.

While we tipped you off last week about Sara Sidner, KTVU issued a press release late today confirming that the anchor will be leaving the station for a position with CNN International as a Correspondent.

Sidner’s last day with KTVU Channel 2 News will be December 31st.

Sara Sidner

“A station is made up of people, and at KTVU I respect and love the people,” Sidner says in the press release. “That is what makes this decision so difficult. It’s like leaving a family but sometimes you need to jump at opportunities. That still doesn’t make it easy.”

Sidner joined KTVU in January 2004 and has reported on a number of important Bay Area and International stories. In 2005, she was the first reporter on the scene and to break the news that four lost Bay Area hikers had been rescued in the Sierra.

In 2006, she covered a story about a girl whose body was dumped in Castro Valley and was only known as Jane Doe. She was in Mexico when investigators finally learned the girl’s true identity and was the first to break the news. Sidner also reported from Sri Lanka in 2004 about the tsunami disaster in Southeast Asia.

While working for KTVU Channel 2 News, Sidner has also received a number of awards that include, Peninsula Press Club first place award for Reporting, Northern California Radio and Television News Directors award for Reporting and 4 National Academy of Arts & Sciences (Northern California Chapter) Emmy nominations.

Sidner has also been very active in the Bay Area community; she has volunteered at Saint Vincent’s Day Home in Oakland, hosted the MDA Telethon, is a member of the Junior League of San Francisco and is a board member of Friends of Faith which benefits underserved Bay Area breast cancer patients.

“We are very sad to see Sara leave and will miss her upbeat personality and dedication to our news product and the community,” said KTVU Vice President and General Manager Tim McVay in the press release. “Sara is a real pro and we are very proud and happy for her and this opportunity with CNN International. Sara will always be a welcome member of the KTVU family.”

Yes, I watched “The Bachelor” Monday night and was going to write something immediately about what happened. Then I thought, no, let’s see what Bradster has to say for himself when, or I guess if, he shows up for the “After the Final Rose” special last night.

Oh Brad, don’t be so sad

Guess the contract made him show up, but he didn’t cut loose with any real explanations. Like, why fly DeAnna’s dad out for the BIG MOMENT if you weren’t going to follow through?

Reality check here: Brad’s rich. He’s handsome. Brad doesn’t need to come on a reality show to find a wife, but the national exposure sure doesn’t hurt his Texas bar business.

But rather than write something up while still testy about Brad the cad, I decided to wait a bit to mull it over. Because I’m not really sure what I think of Brad Womack. At first, I saw somebody who just couldn’t take that final step to commitment. Honestly, I believed all along that he had the lust thing going for Bettina and liked laughing with Jenni. Either one provided great date material, but I never believed he seriously wanted to married either one.

In hindsight, it’s better for Jenni to get dumped now rather than later, right?

But DeAnna? Now that girl felt like a keeper to me.

What was it that scared him off? All we see is what the TV producers have edited for us, so maybe DeAnna had a little something that made Brad believe he didn’t really want to marry her. I think it was when she told him how she liked things done a certain way, and by golly get out of her way if things aren’t done to her liking.

Perhaps the honesty was too much.

DeAnna, it’s better to be dropped at the rose altar than the wedding altar

Or maybe Brad just realized that he wasn’t in love with any one of them, and it was ridiculous to keep acting as if he was. I can imagine the energy that gets whipped up in this type of atmosphere, and perhaps he got on a fast-moving train and almost made a mistake he’d regret the rest of his life.

After all, how many of these reality show romances really work out? OK, Trista and Ryan and Byron and Mary from “The Bachelor” and Rob ‘n Amber from “Survivor” and “Amazing Race” aside.

That’s not a great batting average in anyone’s book.

So I’m going to slide a tad over to Brad’s side. I think he did an honorable, and honest, thing when he opted to let the rose lie on the table. He just should have made that final decision BEFORE flying DeAnna’s dad out. (And don’t you just know that D’s dad wants to kick-his-ass).

Of course, this doesn’t help out “The Bachelor,” because now we know we can watch the whole thing and still not end up with Prince Charming breaking out the glass slipper.

I’ve always wanted to print a complete list of all shows and their ratings, but we never had room in the paper. Who knows if it will get on the Web site, so from now on I’m going to blog ’em. A thanks to ABC, which sends the list out each week.

RANKING REPORT
01 THRU 101 (OUT OF 101 PROGRAMS)
DAYPART: PRIMETIME MON-SUN
FROM 11/12/07 THROUGH 11/18/07
REGULAR AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS
LIST RANKED BY: VIEWR 2+ (000)

WEEKLY RANKINGS WE 11.18.07

– ——
VIEWR VIEWR
RANK 2+ 2+
(000) RTG
—– —— ——
1 * DANCING W/THE STARS-MON 21810 7.6
2 CSI 21370 7.5
3 * GREY’S ANATOMY-THU 9PM 19600 6.8
4 * DANCING W/STARS RESULT-TU 17590 6.1
5 NCIS 17390 6.1
6 HOUSE 16950 5.9
7 CRIMINAL MINDS 15730 5.5
8 CSI: MIAMI 15460 5.4
9 SURVIVOR: CHINA 14680 5.1
10 60 MINUTES 14630 5.1
11 NBC SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 14470 5.1
12 WITHOUT A TRACE 14410 5.0
13 COLD CASE 14120 4.9
TWO AND A HALF MEN 14120 4.9
15 * SAMANTHA WHO? 13700 4.8
16 CSI: NY 13130 4.6
17 SHARK 12650 4.4
18 LAW AND ORDER:SVU 12480 4.4
19 AMAZING RACE 12 11860 4.1
20 * AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS 11810 4.1
21 SUNDAY NIGHT NFL PRE-KICK 11540 4.0
22 * PRIVATE PRACTICE 11480 4.0
23 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT 11460 4.0
24 * BOSTON LEGAL 11360 4.0
25 OT, THE 11220 3.9
26 HEROES 11160 3.9
27 UNIT, THE 11040 3.9
28 DEAL OR NO DEAL-FRI 10730 3.7
29 * UGLY BETTY 10670 3.7
30 SIMPSONS 10560 3.7
31 FAMILY GUY 10550 3.7
32 NUMB3RS 10260 3.6
33 SMARTER THAN 5TH GRADER 9630 3.4
34 E.R. 9600 3.4
35 GHOST WHISPERER 9560 3.3
36 BIG BANG THEORY, THE 9320 3.3
37 KING OF THE HILL 9230 3.2
38 BONES 9120 3.2
39 FOOTBALL NT AMERICA PT 3 9100 3.2
40 * BACHELOR, THE 8960 3.1
41 * WOMEN’S MURDER CLUB 8910 3.1
42 * PUSHING DAISIES 8830 3.1
43 OFFICE 8800 3.1
44 HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER 8420 2.9
45 * WOMEN’S MURDER CLUB-11/15 8380 2.9
46 MOONLIGHT 8160 2.9
BIGGEST LOSER 4 8160 2.8
48 AMERICAN DAD 8120 2.8
49 CRIMETIME SATURDAY 8030 2.8
50 MY NAME IS EARL 8010 2.8
51 * DIRTY SEXY MONEY 7900 2.8
52 CHUCK 7560 2.6
53 KID NATION 7420 2.6
54 TIL DEATH 7340 2.6
55 BACK TO YOU 7310 2.6
56 CANE 7290 2.5
48 HOURS MYSTERY 7290 2.5
58 PRISON BREAK 7180 2.5
59 COPS 2 7050 2.5
60 KITCHEN NIGHTMARES 6950 2.4
61 LIFE 6900 2.4
62 LAS VEGAS 6720 2.3
63 CRIMETIME SATURDAY 8PM 6630 2.3
64 30 ROCK 6450 2.3
65 * 20/20-FRI 6300 2.2
66 BIONIC WOMAN 6290 2.2
67 * MEN IN TREES 6270 2.2
68 AMW: AMERICA FIGHTS BACK 6250 2.2
69 PHENOMENON 6100 2.1
70 JOURNEYMAN 6090 2.1
71 DON’T FORGET THE LYRICS 6030 2.1
72 FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS 5960 2.1
73 SCRUBS 5930 2.1
74 COPS 5910 2.1
75 * NASCAR NEXTEL CUP-SU FILL 5780 2.0
76 LAW & ORDER:SVU-SAT 5710 2.0
77 AMERICA’S TOP MODEL-3 5340 1.9
78 FOOTBALL NT AMERICA PT 2 5310 1.9
79 * CARPOOLERS 5050 1.8
80 DON’T FORGET LYRICS-FRI 4870 1.7
81 * SAT NIGHT FOOTBALL 4840 1.7
82 K-VILLE 4720 1.6
83 FRIDAY NIGHT SMACKDOWN 4690 1.6
84 * CAVEMEN 4580 1.6
85 SMALLVILLE 4510 1.6
86 * SAT NIGHT FTBL PRE-GAME 3530 1.2
87 BIONIC WOMAN-SAT 3200 1.1
88 CHUCK-SAT 3110 1.1
89 GOSSIP GIRL 2950 1.0
90 SUPERNATURAL 2880 1.0
91 GAME, THE 2550 .9
92 BEAUTY AND THE GEEK-2 2480 .9
93 REAPER 2460 .9
94 NEXT GREAT AMERICAN BAND 2410 .8
95 EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS 2320 .8
96 GIRLFRIENDS 2170 .8
97 ALIENS IN AMERICA 1990 .7
98 AMERICA’S TOP MODEL-3-ENC 1560 .5
99 LIFE IS WILD 1370 .5
100 ALIENS IN AMERICA-SUN 1130 .4
101 CW NOW 900 .3