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'Grey's Anatomy' Most DVR'ed Show This Season

Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:36:44 +0000

As most shows close off their seasons at least for the holiday break, ABC medical dramedy Grey's Anatomy tops the list of programs that people regularly record on their DVR's, with some 3 million viewers added to conventional ratings figures every week. Other than Grey's Anatomy , the other shows that benefit heavily from delayed viewing via DVR including The Mentalist , NCIS , and House , programs that are notably not doing bad in the ratings department. On the other, in terms of percentage of viewers gained compared to conventional ratings, canceled Dollhouse and Fringe top the list dominated by cable shows. The others include Gossip Girl , Smallville , Melrose Place , and rookie comedy Glee .

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FOX Midseason Schedule Announced: 'Idol' and '24' Return, 'Dollhouse' Bids Goodbye, 'Glee' Takes Four-Month Recess

Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:26:44 +0000

Fox has released its midseason schedule, announcing return dates for American Idol and 24 , and the series finale of Dollhouse , as well as return dates for Fringe and Glee . American Idol returns for its ninth season with a two-night premiere on Tuesday, January 12, from 8pm-10pm. A second show airs the following day, January 13, from 8pm-9pm. Idol will then air every Tuesday, also from 8pm.

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Ed Martin: V Soars on ABC, Mad Men Scores on AMC, Dollhouse Dies on Fox, Cartoon Network Rocks and More

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:04:34 +0000

It's been a week and I am still recovering from the excitement of the season finale of AMC's Mad Men . In this column just a few weeks ago, before the finale or the extraordinary penultimate episode of the season that dealt directly with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, I said that it would be "absolutely fascinating to see how Kennedy's murder [would] impact the employees of Sterling Cooper," noting that the tragedy "shook the entire world as it changed the lives of every American citizen old enough to realize what had happened." Sure enough, Mad Men creator and executive producer Matthew Weiner didn't disappoint. Quite the opposite: He exceeded all expectations. Once that first Special Bulletin interrupted the daytime programming Harry had been monitoring (before he turned away to listen to Pete rant about career issues), everything about the everyday lives of virtually every character on the show was suddenly somewhat "off," as if the world suddenly went out of sync. Weeks ...

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