never got to see another minute of it after the first 30 minutes.....they kept those damn weather updates on the whole time....guy even kept apologizing on air, think they were getting lots of complaints....other channels were just scrolling the alerts across the bottom....hoping they'll replay it some night this week since we missed basically all of it...ifnot, i'll have to watch online
TV ratings: NBC wins Tuesday night (no, really) thanks to 'The Voice'
By Rick Porter
April 27, 2011 11:55 AM ET
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Fast National ratings for Tuesday, April 26, 2011
"The Voice" had a strong premiere for NBC Tuesday, outrating "Glee" in the half-hour they opposed each other and giving the network an adults 18-49 victory for the night.
ABC still had the lead in viewers, averaging 14.3 million people along with a 9.3 rating/14 share in primetime. NBC (10.3 million, 6.1/9) came in second, beating out CBS' 9.8 million viewers and 6.3/10. FOX (7.55 million, 4.5/7) came in fourth, and The CW (1.3 million, 0.9/1) trailed. The CW's numbers may change some because its lineup was pre-empted in Chicago, the nation's third-biggest market.
NBC's 4.3 rating among adults 18-49 led the demo by a pretty good-sized margin. FOX took second with a 3.0, followed by ABC at 2.7. CBS came in fourth with a 1.9, while The CW drew a 0.6.
Tuesday hour by hour:
8 p.m.
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars: The Road to the Finals" (12.85 million viewers, 8.3/13 households)
CBS: "NCIS" rerun (11.1 million, 7.2/11)
FOX: "Glee" (8.5 million, 5.1/8)
NBC: "The Biggest Loser" (7.5 million, 4.6/7)
The CW: "One Tree Hill" (1.5 million, 1.0/2)
18-49 leader: "Glee" (3.4)
9 p.m.
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars" results (18 million, 11.6/17)
NBC: "The Voice" series premiere (11.4 million, 6.5/10)
CBS: "NCIS: Los Angeles" rerun (10.2 million, 6.5/10)
FOX: "Glee" (8.6 million, 5.1/8)/"Raising Hope" (4.6 million, 2.7/4)
The CW: "Hellcats" (1.1 million, 0.7/1)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (4.9)
10 p.m.
NBC: "The Voice" series premiere (12.2 million, 7.1/11)
ABC: "Body of Proof" (12.1 million, 8.1/13)
CBS: "The Mentalist" rerun (8 million, 5.2/8)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (5.4)
By Rick PorterApril 27, 2011 11:55 AM ET
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"The Voice" had a strong premiere for NBC Tuesday, outrating "Glee" in the half-hour they opposed each other and giving the network an adults 18-49 victory for the night.
ABC still had the lead in viewers, averaging 14.3 million people along with a 9.3 rating/14 share in primetime. NBC (10.3 million, 6.1/9) came in second, beating out CBS' 9.8 million viewers and 6.3/10. FOX (7.55 million, 4.5/7) came in fourth, and The CW (1.3 million, 0.9/1) trailed. The CW's numbers may change some because its lineup was pre-empted in Chicago, the nation's third-biggest market.
NBC's 4.3 rating among adults 18-49 led the demo by a pretty good-sized margin. FOX took second with a 3.0, followed by ABC at 2.7. CBS came in fourth with a 1.9, while The CW drew a 0.6.
Tuesday hour by hour:
8 p.m.
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars: The Road to the Finals" (12.85 million viewers, 8.3/13 households)
CBS: "NCIS" rerun (11.1 million, 7.2/11)
FOX: "Glee" (8.5 million, 5.1/8)
NBC: "The Biggest Loser" (7.5 million, 4.6/7)
The CW: "One Tree Hill" (1.5 million, 1.0/2)
18-49 leader: "Glee" (3.4)
9 p.m.
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars" results (18 million, 11.6/17)
NBC: "The Voice" series premiere (11.4 million, 6.5/10)
CBS: "NCIS: Los Angeles" rerun (10.2 million, 6.5/10)
FOX: "Glee" (8.6 million, 5.1/8)/"Raising Hope" (4.6 million, 2.7/4)
The CW: "Hellcats" (1.1 million, 0.7/1)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (4.9)
10 p.m.
NBC: "The Voice" series premiere (12.2 million, 7.1/11)
ABC: "Body of Proof" (12.1 million, 8.1/13)
CBS: "The Mentalist" rerun (8 million, 5.2/8)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (5.4)
NBC's The Voice Adds Reba McEntire, 3 Others
Author: Mack Rawden
published: 2011-04-30 14:57:18
NBC’s The Voice may not have put up American Idol figures in its debut last Tuesday, but an average of around twelve million viewers and an overall win for the night has finally given the network reason to smile, even if the contentment didn’t last an entire week. With a few days until the follow-up, producers have decided to refortify their celebrity cast with four additions. Each has been handpicked by one of the judges and will serve as an adviser for song selections and vocal stylings.
Cee Lo Green will partner with acclaimed singer Monica. Christina Aguilera will take on singer/ songwriter Sia. Adam Levine will get support from longtime Maroon 5 producer Adam Blackstone, and Blake Shelton will get whispers in his ear from country legend Reba McEntire. Now that the judges have picked their teams, the chosen singers will battle amongst themselves in so-called battle rounds to ultimately produce a slender line-up each particular judge will move forward with. The aforementioned support staff will play a key role over the next four episodes in helping to narrow down that lot.
The Voice airs on NBC at 9 PM EST on Tuesdays. One episode in, it seems like a hit, but the true test will come in the coming weeks when viewers must decide whether the program is good enough to stick with. I’m optimistic. I’ve overheard at least four or five casual conversations, most of which were people advocating friends to check it out. The last show I saw that with was Glee, and it's turned out pretty well for Fox.
Author: Mack Rawden
published: 2011-04-30 14:57:18
NBC’s The Voice may not have put up American Idol figures in its debut last Tuesday, but an average of around twelve million viewers and an overall win for the night has finally given the network reason to smile, even if the contentment didn’t last an entire week. With a few days until the follow-up, producers have decided to refortify their celebrity cast with four additions. Each has been handpicked by one of the judges and will serve as an adviser for song selections and vocal stylings.
Cee Lo Green will partner with acclaimed singer Monica. Christina Aguilera will take on singer/ songwriter Sia. Adam Levine will get support from longtime Maroon 5 producer Adam Blackstone, and Blake Shelton will get whispers in his ear from country legend Reba McEntire. Now that the judges have picked their teams, the chosen singers will battle amongst themselves in so-called battle rounds to ultimately produce a slender line-up each particular judge will move forward with. The aforementioned support staff will play a key role over the next four episodes in helping to narrow down that lot.
The Voice airs on NBC at 9 PM EST on Tuesdays. One episode in, it seems like a hit, but the true test will come in the coming weeks when viewers must decide whether the program is good enough to stick with. I’m optimistic. I’ve overheard at least four or five casual conversations, most of which were people advocating friends to check it out. The last show I saw that with was Glee, and it's turned out pretty well for Fox.
impressive numbers so far.....I'm glad
TV ratings: 'The Voice' rises Tuesday, 'Glee' and 'Dancing' low
By Rick Porter
May 4, 2011 11:54 AM ET
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Fast National ratings for Tuesday, May 3, 2011
NBC's "The Voice" grew in its second week on the air, improving on last Tuesday's premiere in both viewers and adults 18-49.
"Glee," meanwhile, was up slightly over last week but still at the low end of its performance for the season. The "Dancing With the Stars" results show also fell significantly compared to last week, and CBS' two "NCIS" shows were a little below average as well. "The Good Wife," however, was up a bit over its recent performance.
CBS led the night in total viewers with 14.5 million, along with a 9.2 rating/14 share in households. ABC (11.8 million, 7.8/12) came in second, followed by NBC (10.7 million, 6.4/10). FOX took fourth with 6.3 million viewers and a 3.8/6. The CW was off a little from last week, finishing with 1.1 million viewers and a 0.8/1.
NBC won the adults 18-49 demographic with a 4.6 rating, beating CBS (2.9) by a sizable margin. FOX, 2.6, came in third, while ABC, 2.2, fell half a point compared to last week. The CW drew a 0.5.
Tuesday hour by hour:
8 p.m.
CBS: "NCIS" (17.3 million viewers, 10.8/17 households)
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars: The Encore" (9.3 million, 6.1/10)
FOX: "Glee" (8.6 million, 5.2/8)
NBC: "The Biggest Loser" (7.35 million, 4.7/7)
The CW: "One Tree Hill" (1.2 million, 0.9/1)
18-49 leader: "Glee" (3.6)
9 p.m.
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars" results (15.6 million, 10.2/15)
CBS: "NCIS: Los Angeles" (14.05 million, 8.7/13)
NBC: "The Voice" (12.1 million, 7.1/10)
FOX: "Raising Hope" (4.9 million, 2.9/4)/"Traffic Light" (3 million, 1.9/3)
The CW: "Hellcats" (1 million, 0.6/1)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (5.4)
10 p.m.
NBC: "The Voice" (12.7 million, 7.3/12)
CBS: "The Good Wife" (12.3 million, 8.1/13)
ABC: "Body of Proof" (10.4 million, 7.1/11)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (5.8)
TV ratings: 'The Voice' rises Tuesday, 'Glee' and 'Dancing' low
By Rick PorterMay 4, 2011 11:54 AM ET
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NBC's "The Voice" grew in its second week on the air, improving on last Tuesday's premiere in both viewers and adults 18-49.
"Glee," meanwhile, was up slightly over last week but still at the low end of its performance for the season. The "Dancing With the Stars" results show also fell significantly compared to last week, and CBS' two "NCIS" shows were a little below average as well. "The Good Wife," however, was up a bit over its recent performance.
CBS led the night in total viewers with 14.5 million, along with a 9.2 rating/14 share in households. ABC (11.8 million, 7.8/12) came in second, followed by NBC (10.7 million, 6.4/10). FOX took fourth with 6.3 million viewers and a 3.8/6. The CW was off a little from last week, finishing with 1.1 million viewers and a 0.8/1.
NBC won the adults 18-49 demographic with a 4.6 rating, beating CBS (2.9) by a sizable margin. FOX, 2.6, came in third, while ABC, 2.2, fell half a point compared to last week. The CW drew a 0.5.
Tuesday hour by hour:
8 p.m.
CBS: "NCIS" (17.3 million viewers, 10.8/17 households)
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars: The Encore" (9.3 million, 6.1/10)
FOX: "Glee" (8.6 million, 5.2/8)
NBC: "The Biggest Loser" (7.35 million, 4.7/7)
The CW: "One Tree Hill" (1.2 million, 0.9/1)
18-49 leader: "Glee" (3.6)
9 p.m.
ABC: "Dancing With the Stars" results (15.6 million, 10.2/15)
CBS: "NCIS: Los Angeles" (14.05 million, 8.7/13)
NBC: "The Voice" (12.1 million, 7.1/10)
FOX: "Raising Hope" (4.9 million, 2.9/4)/"Traffic Light" (3 million, 1.9/3)
The CW: "Hellcats" (1 million, 0.6/1)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (5.4)
10 p.m.
NBC: "The Voice" (12.7 million, 7.3/12)
CBS: "The Good Wife" (12.3 million, 8.1/13)
ABC: "Body of Proof" (10.4 million, 7.1/11)
18-49 leader: "The Voice" (5.8)
bucs with yourself being such a big American Idol fan I'm really surprised you like this show with most of the singers castoffs from many various shows of the past.
Could it have more to do with Christina than anything else? :grandmais
Could it have more to do with Christina than anything else? :grandmais
that doesnt hurt, thats for sure..
but i like competition shows, and i like the fact that these are all real good singers....and i dont really see what you mean by castoffs? the only one i know of is Frenchie and she wasnt a castoff, she was dq'd, cuz she showed her jugs on the net, and AI wouldnt allow it......there has been a ton of talent on this show so far, i think...
i still watch Idol, but once Casey was gone too soon, it kinda cooled me to the season...its still fun, but seeing him leave before Jacob stuck in my craw...
