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Mediaweek.com Daniel Dae KimDaniel Dae Kim - "Lost" Tv Series - Best Ratings for the repriseMonday 16 January 2006, by Webmaster Wednesday 1/11/06 Primetime Wednesday Ratings: Lost Leads ABC to Victory; UPN’s South Beach Disappoints Metered Market Ratings Note: The following overnight results exclude the Miami, Hartford, West Palm Beach, Providence, Las Vegas and Greenville markets. Yesterday’s Winners: Lost (ABC), Criminal Minds (CBS), CSI: NY R (CBS) Could Be Better: E-Ring (NBC), One Tree Hill (WB) Yesterday’s Losers: South Beach (UPN), Stacked (Fox), Invasion (ABC) Ratings Breakdown: With the amazing Lost back (is this show unreal, or what?), there was no stopping ABC, which dominated Wednesday in the overnights, total viewers and adults 18-49. The two-hour series-premiere of drama South Beach, meanwhile, resulted in a last-place finish for UPN. A Lost clips show opened the evening for ABC with a first-place 9.8/15 in the overnights, 13.50 million viewers and a 5.0/14 among adults 18-49 from 8-9 p.m. Comparatively, that was a double-digit percent increase over regularly scheduled sitcoms George Lopez and Freddie. As a reminder, total viewers and adults 18-49 from last night are based on the fast national ratings. Year-ago comparisons are based on the final nationals. At 9 p.m., the regularly scheduled edition of ABC’s Lost scored a first-place 13.1/19 in the overnights, 20.50 million viewers and an 8.5/20 among adults 18-49 at 9 p.m. Despite the severity of the competition, CBS’ solid Criminal Minds remained just that, with a second-place 10.5/15 in the overnights, #2, 15.83 million viewers and a 4.8/11 among adults 18-49 at 9 p.m. Comparably, that was an increase for Criminal Minds over Yes, Dear of a hefty 94 percent in the overnights, 6.73 million viewers and 50 percent among adults 18-49. Final Wednesday Nationals: ABC, as usual, led the Wednesday troops on the strength of Lost, which netted a considerable 20.56 million viewers and an 8.5/20 among adults 18-49 at 9 p.m. Also impressive in the hour was CBS’ rock-solid Criminal Minds, at 15.92 million viewers and a 4.8/11 among adults 18-49. |