Ratings for Monster Movie

[agt-spooky.livejournal.com]

Ratings for Monster Movie:

From Marc Berman at the Programming Insider:

Smallville - 4.15 million
One Tree Hill - 3.47 million
Gossip Girl - 3.30 million
America’s Next Top Model (clip show) - 3.21 million
Supernatural - 3.06 million
90210 (repeat) - 1.73 million
Privleged (repeat) - 1.22 million
Valentine - 1.02 million
In Harm’s Way – 770,000
Easy Money – 753,000



For easy reference/comparison:

Lazarus Rising - 3.96 million (pre-empted in Chicago)
Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester - 3.18 million
In the Beginning - 3.51 million
Metamorphosis - 3.14 million

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Wow....we just got killed this week. I hate to see us keep dropping from week to week. We're getting much too close to going under 3 million already. :-(

Comments

[superbadgirl]

It doesn't help that the marketing was stupid, IMO. The CW is usually pretty crappy, but the monster movie thing didn't even really draw me in, and I'm already in the audience.

But, yeah, I hate, hate, hate that stuff like GG gets higher ratings. Even a so-so SPN ep is better than their best (if they have best).

[agt-spooky.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I have to agree that the preview that was shown at the end of Metamorphosis even had me going "huh?"

But, yeah, I hate, hate, hate that stuff like GG gets higher ratings. Even a so-so SPN ep is better than their best

Oh man, absolutely! That's why this week hurt really bad. [sigh]

[agt-spooky.livejournal.com]

It's an argument for putting it on another night, for heaven's sake.

Tell me about it! Back in season one, before we got switched to Thursdays, we were pulling in five million!

I'm assuming the numbers will be different once they begin releasing the DVR numbers?

They've released them for Lazarus Rising and Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester (they're at my LJ), and yes, both showed increases. But it's a double edged sword, because advertisers don't like DVR numbers, because people can then fast forward through their ads.

[agt-spooky.livejournal.com]

I just think overall, the funnier SPN episodes haven't done as well

And you'd be right about that. I went back to my ratings records and looked. And with the exception of BDABR, the funny ones are usually at the bottom of the pile at the end of the season:

Hell House - 3.76 million (#19 of 22)
Tall Tales - 3.03 million (#18 of 22)
Hollywood Babylon - 3.25 million (#12 of 22)
Bad Day at Black Rock - 3.03 million (#5 of 16)
Ghostfacers - 2.22 million (#16 of 16)

it might be in the best interest to move it to another night when it's not so heavy-handed with the competition.

Man, so many of us have been saying that since they moved it when season two got started, but CW just isn't listening. [sigh]

I just want the CW to last long enough for my five SPN seasons...

Amen! :-)