"Two and a Half Men" remains syndication's leading offnet sitcom at a 6.5, on par with its fifth-season syndication premiere in September. In second and third place, Twentieth's two strong contenders, "Family Guy" and "How I Met Your Mother," also have gained since September, with "Family Guy" adding 5% for a 4.2 and "Mother" improving 11% (3.6). "Mother" also has added a run on FX, which is boosting its numbers.

The rest of the genre also is up or flat, with only two veteran shows -- Twentieth's "King of the Hill" and Carsey Werner's "That '70s Show" -- declining, off 5% and 15%, respectively.

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118047621

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I have a feeling that it'll be strong for a pretty long time. It ain't going nowhere anytime soon.

According to every other source, BIG BANG has now put MEN in second place among syndicated sitcoms. Just pointing that out. Don't have a link at the moment, but I'm sure TVByTheNumbers has this data up somewhere!