Brian Damage
11-20-2006, 11:56 PM
The "One Tree Hill" gang will continue to sleep with inappropriate people, and "Veronica Mars" will have more time to close in on the campus rapist now that The CW has ordered additional episodes of the two dramas.
The new network ordered eight more episodes of "Hill," while "Veronica" got seven more, making a total of 21 and 21 episodes, respectively, report trade sources. Each show was picked up for 13 episodes this past spring.
In its third season, "Veronica" has increased its viewership by 7 percent among adults 18-34 and 5 percent among women 18-34 compared to last year when it was on UPN. It's averaged a 1.6 rating/4 share among the 18-34 demo and a 2.2/6 among women 18-34. This year, "Veronica" followd "Gilmore Girls" and also marks the titular protagonist's (Kristen Bell) first year of college.
"One Tree Hill" is currently in its fourth season and also has increased from its WB run last year, with a five percent increase among adults 18-34 and 4 percent among women 18-34. It's averaged a 2.0/5 among adults and a 2.8/7 among adult women, retaining a high number of its lead-in, "America's Next Top Model."
The new network ordered eight more episodes of "Hill," while "Veronica" got seven more, making a total of 21 and 21 episodes, respectively, report trade sources. Each show was picked up for 13 episodes this past spring.
In its third season, "Veronica" has increased its viewership by 7 percent among adults 18-34 and 5 percent among women 18-34 compared to last year when it was on UPN. It's averaged a 1.6 rating/4 share among the 18-34 demo and a 2.2/6 among women 18-34. This year, "Veronica" followd "Gilmore Girls" and also marks the titular protagonist's (Kristen Bell) first year of college.
"One Tree Hill" is currently in its fourth season and also has increased from its WB run last year, with a five percent increase among adults 18-34 and 4 percent among women 18-34. It's averaged a 2.0/5 among adults and a 2.8/7 among adult women, retaining a high number of its lead-in, "America's Next Top Model."