CBS Makes Solid Case Thursday
Eye takes total-viewer crown, ABC holds on to demo
Thursday's ratings shook out the way they usually do, with CBS and "CSI" winning the overall title and ABC leading among adults 18-49.
CBS averaged a 9.1 rating/15 share for the night, beating out ABC's 7.6/12. FOX, 5.0/8, came in third. NBC took fourth with a 4.4/7, and The CW earned a 2.0/3.
Among adults 18-49, ABC's 4.4 rating, though down from last week, was good enough for the top spot. CBS finished second in the demographic with a 4.1, followed by NBC at 3.0. FOX averaged 2.3 and The CW 1.3.
"Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs. Favorites" (7.7/13) put CBS on top at 8 p.m. ABC's "Ugly Betty," 5.6/9, finished second in households, but "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?," 5.4/9, brought more viewers to FOX. "My Name Is Earl," 4.4/8, and "Scrubs," 3.8/6, came in fourth for NBC. The CW's "Smallville" trailed.
At 9 p.m., "CSI" grabbed the night's biggest audience with an 11.0/17. "Grey's Anatomy" posted a 10.2/16 for ABC (and led the hour among adults 18-49). "Don't Forget the Lyrics" kept FOX in front of "The Office," 4.7/7, and "30 Rock," 3.4/5, on NBC. "Supernatural" delivered a 1.6/3 for The CW.
"Without a Trace" completed CBS' sweep of the night with an 8.7/15 at 10 p.m. "Lost" scored a 7.0/12 for ABC, and "ER" came in at 5.1/9 for NBC.
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