CBS' 'Raymond' Top Show on Slow Monday
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Apparently, everybody still loves "Everybody Loves Raymond."
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LOS ANGELES - ABC has turned off the lights for "Day Break" and "Show Me the Money." The low-rated series airing back-to-back on Wednesday have been pulled by the network.
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CBS was hot as a pistol in the primetime ratings derby for the week ending Dec. 5, with six of its series hitting their best numbers of the season: "Everybody Loves Raymond," "CSI: Miami," "The King of Queens," "Judging Amy," "The Amazing Race" and "NCIS."
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Rankings for the top 15 programs on cable networks as compiled by Nielsen Media Research for the week of June 25-July 1. Day and start time (EDT) are in parentheses.
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The hit television sitcom  "Everybody Loves Raymond" enters its 10th and final season on  CBS this month, but where star Ray Romano winds up afterward is  still anybody's guess -- even Romano's.
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After years of low-priority time slots, CBS's late-blooming reality show will have its sixth-season premiere with a two-hour special on Tuesday.
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It's too soon to tell whether the  laughs he got from his top-10 list on Monday night will  translate into votes, but John Kerry's appearance on CBS' "Late  Show with David Letterman" made for great ratings.
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Fueled by football, NBC  won last week&#39;s ratings race in the key adults 18-49  demographic. But CBS returned to No. 1 in total viewers after  finishing second the previous week.
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CBS dominated the first week of the new US television season, ranking as the most watched network overall and winning target audiences with help from its &quot;CSI&quot; crime
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LOS ANGELES  - ABC and CBS split the  nightly win on another active Wednesday in primetime.
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LOS ANGELES  - CBS won Christmas week in total viewers, while "NBC Sunday Night Football" was the top program during the period.
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NBCâs bare-bones version of the â65th Annual Golden Globesâ attracted just 5.8 million viewers on Sunday night, a small fraction of the 20 million who tuned in to the awards show a year ago, according to Nielsenâs estimates. A two-hour âDatelineâ special, featuring interviews with the nominees and preceding the 9 p.m. announcement show fared no better, drawing only 4.4 million. Combined, the three-hour broadcast delivered a dismal 1.3 rating in the critical demographic of adults 18 to 49, a far cry from the 6.5 rating the show earned over prime time on a Monday last January. The big hit on Sunday was Foxâs premiere of âTerminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,â which attracted 18.3 million viewers at 8 p.m. and the highest ratings by far of any new series this season. Although âTerminatorâ benefited from following a football game on Fox that attracted more than 35 million viewers during the 7 p.m. hour, no other scripted series debut on any broadcast network has done better in the 18-to-49 set in three years. The last scripted series debut on a broadcast network to earn higher ratings among adults 18 to 49 was CBSâs âNumb3rsâ on Jan. 23, 2005. Fox easily led the nightâs ratings, followed by CBS and ABC. NBC ranked fourth. Part one of CBSâs âComanche Moonâ drew 15.8 million viewers.
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Viewers were preoccupied by the angst and antics of would-be cooks, comics and other entertainers during another slow week on television.
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CBS dominated the first week of the new U.S. television season, ranking as the most watched network overall and winning target audiences with help from its "CSI" crime drama franchise, according to data issued on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK  - Two "CSI" reruns rendered Thursday's reality battle among Fox, NBC and ABC somewhat moot, as CBS won all three hours in viewership and adults 18-49.
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By TIM CUPRISIN  The top-rated television show Sunday night wasn't ABC's much- discussed dramatization of the events leading up to the Sept. 11 attacks.
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ABC is looking a lot less desperate this season. The typically cellar-dwelling network Sunday won huge audiences for critics' favorite Desperate Housewives, which eclipsed CSI: NY as this season's top-rated premiere.