"Hell" is hot for Fox in primetime ratings
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NEW YORK  - "Hell's Kitchen" heated a summer Monday night for Fox, leading the network to the win in the adults 18-49 demographic.
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Quality over quantity may become the new mantra at Fox. What, no more reality shows?
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Rupert Murdoch's upstart Fox Business  Network drew an estimated 6,000 average weekday viewers in its  first few months on U.S. cable television, far behind  entrenched rival CNBC, according to early ratings estimates  obtained by Reuters.
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Fox and NBC tied for the  demographic win in primetime, while CBS won in viewership  during the last week of the 2006-07 TV season, Nielsen Media  Research said Tuesday.
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"American Idol" returns this week with a two-night, four-hour season premiere. (Michael Becker/Fox) Is âAmerican Idol,â televisionâs top-rated show, still as strong as ever? Last springâs season of the Fox reality juggernaut marked the first time that overall viewership declined from the previous year, Edward Wyatt noted in Mondayâs New York Times. But the singing competition [...].
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By David Bauder THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  NEW YORK -- Three nights of escapist entertainment that kept parents and their children watching television together led Fox to a dominant week in the ratings.
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NBC led every hour of prime time in Monday nightâs ratings, buoyed by the successful combination of its new hit âAmerican Gladiatorsâ followed by the game show âDeal or No Deal.â Those shows earned the nightâs top ratings among adults 18 to 49, according to Nielsenâs estimates, with âDeal or No Dealâ also drawing the largest audience of the night, 14.1 million viewers at 9 p.m. âAmerican Gladiators,â meanwhile, delivered a more modest 10.1 million viewers at 8. NBCâs âMedium,â which also drew 10.1 million viewers, led the 10 p.m. hour in the 18-to-49 group. Fox finished second for the night in that demographic, thanks to its new show âTerminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,â which attracted 8.6 million viewers while tying CBSâs comedy repeats in the 9 p.m. hour among adults 18 to 49. CBS, which broadcast reruns all night long, ranked third in that age group, but second in total viewers behind NBC. ABC was a distant fourth. Its âDance Warâ averaged 9.8 million viewers from 8 to 9:30, but its âOctober Roadâ continued to struggle during the 10 p.m. time slot with just 5 million viewers.
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For the Fox network, the television season so far has amounted to a limbo contest: how low can they go?
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With a monster premiere for  "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" behind it and the  return of "American Idol" coming Tuesday night, Fox is sitting  in the driver's seat in this vastly different TV season.
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The Fox channel will be launched this fall and will reach at least 30 million subscribers, the company said.
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Fourteen innings of the Boston Red Sox fighting to stay alive in the American League Championship Series against the New York Yankees kept Fox atop the primetime standings Monday.
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The fourth-season premiere of Fox's  musical juggernaut "American Idol" dominated television on  Tuesday, outdrawing the other five leading broadcast networks  combined in total viewership and audience rating, according to  preliminary ratings.
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LOS ANGELES  - Fourteen innings of the  Boston Red Sox fighting to stay alive in the American League  Championship Series against the New York Yankees kept Fox atop  the primetime standings Monday.
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Fox claimed all of the top  five shows in the key adults 18-49 demographic last week and  got a solid premiere from David E. Kelley&#39;s drama &quot;Wedding  Bells.&quot;
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Fox television's sun-soaked teen  drama "The O.C." gave the network some of its best ratings in  years on Thursday, proving the show could fend for itself on  TV's toughest night.
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&quot;Hell&#39;s Kitchen&quot; heated a  summer Monday night for Fox, leading the network to the win in  the adults 18-49 demographic.
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Sports and science fiction helped propel the Fox network to victory in the weekly television ratings race, as the Hollywood writers' strike left audiences with few of their usual prime-time favorites.