Compiled from a list of several sources, here are the Nielsen ratings for the week of May 10-16, 2010 for all the daytime and primetime television soap operas.THE GOOD WIFE (12.9 million, 8.3/14)
DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES (12.6 million, 7.8/12) - season finale
GLEE (11.7 million, 6.8/11)
GREY'S ANATOMY (10.9 million, 7.2/12)
LOST (10.25 million, 6.3/10)
BROTHERS & SISTERS (10.0 million, 6.6/11) - season finale
PRIVATE PRACTICE (9.3 million, 6.3/11) - season finale
V (6.0 million, 3.8/6)
PARENTHOOD (5.9 million, 3.9/7)
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (5.1 million, 3.7/13) - daytime airing only
FLASHFORWARD (4.8 million, 3.2/6)
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS (4.0 million, 2.6/5)
HAPPY TOWN (3.2 million, 2.2/4)
THE VAMPIRE DIARIES (3.5 million, 2.1/4) - season finale
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL (3.1 million, 2.3/8)
SUPERNATURAL (2.8 million, 1.8/3) - season finale
GENERAL HOSPITAL (2.7 million, 1.9/6) - daytime airing only
SMALLVILLE (2.5 million, 1.6/3)
ALL MY CHILDREN (2.5 million, 1.9/7) - daytime airing only
DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2.44 million, 1.8/6) - daytime airing only
ONE LIFE TO LIVE (2.42 million, 1.8/6) - daytime airing only
AS THE WORLD TURNS (2.24 million, 1.7/6)
ONE TREE HILL (2.1 million, 1.4/2)
GOSSIP GIRL (1.8 million, 1.2/2)
90210 (1.5 million, 1.0/2)
LIFE UNEXPECTED (0.81 million, 0.5/1) - repeat
RATINGS NOTES:
- DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES and BROTHERS & SISTERS both saw a ratings bump with their season finales.
- ALL MY CHILDREN hit a 9-week high in Women 18-34 (0.7 rating/251,000 - tie), Women 18-49 (1.0 rating/651,000 - tie) and Women 25-54 (1.3 rating/845,000 - tie) - since week of 3/8/10.
- For the 2nd consecutive week, GENERAL HOSPITAL ranked as Daytime's No. 1 program in Women 18-34 (1.0 rating/324,000 - tie), posting its best numbers in nearly 3 months - since week of 2/22/10.
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What the heck is going on with Days? Its ratings have been in decline since the week it got renewed.
ReplyDeleteEveryone who watches it says that it's great. Just a few months ago, it was giving B&B a run for the money.
Good question. But the ratings seem to go up and down the complete opposite way I would think. They don't really advertise DAYS ratings on SOAPnet but I know it does well on NBC.com. I wonder if it all evens out in the wash instead of a big drop? The only thing regularly reported are the broadcast TV ratings.
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