Brian Damage
11-05-2004, 09:27 PM
November sweeps kicked off on Thursday night, as Joey entered its first sweeps month against not only a new episode of Survivor but also the season premiere of The O.C.. While Survivor dominated as usual, Joey managed to crush The O.C. by more than 50 percent. However, CBS owned the night, led by another incredible performance from CSI. With an 8.3 rating and a 13 share, Joey increased its audience from the last new episode two weeks ago, which aired opposite the baseball playoffs. With an estimate of 12.55 million viewers, the episode ranked sixth for the night, as shown by the preliminary ratings.
1. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: 18.7/27
2. Without a Trace: 14.1/22
3. Survivor: Vanuatu, Islands of Fire: 12.2/19
4. ER: 11.6/18
5. The Apprentice 2: 10.5/15
6. Joey: 8.3/13
7. Will & Grace: 8.0/12
CBS won the first night of sweeps with ease, averaging a 15.0/23 that was nearly 50 percent ahead of NBC's second-place 10.1/15. As of last week, Joey ranks sixteenth in the season-to-date ratings with a 9.2/15 average. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has a stranglehold on the number-one spot with a 17.8/27, while Joey is the number-three sitcom behind Everybody Loves Raymond and Two and a Half Men. Joey's recurring "dream girl" storyline concludes next Thursday night, beginning the second week of November sweeps.
1. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: 18.7/27
2. Without a Trace: 14.1/22
3. Survivor: Vanuatu, Islands of Fire: 12.2/19
4. ER: 11.6/18
5. The Apprentice 2: 10.5/15
6. Joey: 8.3/13
7. Will & Grace: 8.0/12
CBS won the first night of sweeps with ease, averaging a 15.0/23 that was nearly 50 percent ahead of NBC's second-place 10.1/15. As of last week, Joey ranks sixteenth in the season-to-date ratings with a 9.2/15 average. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has a stranglehold on the number-one spot with a 17.8/27, while Joey is the number-three sitcom behind Everybody Loves Raymond and Two and a Half Men. Joey's recurring "dream girl" storyline concludes next Thursday night, beginning the second week of November sweeps.