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Nr. Show 18-49 Rat 18-49 Shr 1. American Idol (Kedd) (FOX) 8,30 20% 2 Nr. Show 18-49 rat 18-49 shr 1. American Idol (kedd) (FOX) 8,30 20% 2. American Idol (szerda) (FOX) 8,10 23% 3. Grey's Anatomy (100th episode) (ABC) 5,30 14% 4. Two and a Half Men (CBS) 5,00 12% 5. Dancing with the Stars (ABC) 4,80 13% 6. House (FOX) 4,60 13% 7. Fringe (FOX) 4,30 11% 8. Desperate Housewives (ABC) 4,10 11% 9. Rules of Engagement (CBS) 4,10 10% 10. Lost (ABC) 4,00 10% 11. CSI: Miami (CBS) 4,00 11% 12. Survivor (CBS) 3,90 12% 13. The Office (NBC) 3,80 11% 14. The Apprentice (finálé) (NBC) 3,70 10% 15. Law & Order: SVU (NBC) 3,70 10% 16. The Mentalist (CBS) 3,60 9% 17. How I Met Your Mother (CBS) 3,60 9% 18. CSI (CBS) 3,50 9% 19. NCIS (CBS) 3,40 9% 20. The Big Bang Theory (CBS) 3,40 10% 21. 24 (FOX) 3,30 8% 22. CSI: New York (CBS) 3,30 9% 23. Michael J. Fox: Adventures of An Incurable Optimist (ABC) 3,30 9% 24. 30 Rock (NBC) 3,30 9% 25. Criminal Minds (CBS) 3,30 8% 26. Family Guy (FOX) 3,20 9% 27. Brothers and Sisters (finálé) (ABC) 3,10 8% 28. Dancing with the Stars: Results (ABC) 3,10 8% 29. The Amazing Race (finálé) (CBS) 3,00 9% 30. Biggest Loser (NBC) 3,00 9% 31. The Apprentice (finálé) (NBC) 2,80 8% 32. Castle (ABC) 2,80 7% 33. Cold Case (finálé) (CBS) 2,70 7% 34. Lie to Me (FOX) 2,70 8% 35. Hell's Kitchen (FOX) 2,70 7% 36. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (ABC) 2,60 8% 37. Without a Trace (CBS) 2,60 7% 38. The Simpsons (FOX) 2,50 8% 39. CSI (ism.) (CBS) 2,40 7% 40. American Dad! (FOX) 2,40 6% 41. The Unit (finálé) (CBS) 2,40 7% 42. Law & Order (NBC) 2,30 6% 43. Bones (FOX) 2,30 7% 44. Ghost Whisperer (CBS) 2,20 8% 45. Medium (NBC) 2,20 6% 46. Ugly Betty (ABC) 2,10 7% 47. Scrubs (finálé) (ABC) 2,10 6% 48. Gary Unmarried (CBS) 2,00 6% 49. Southland (NBC) 2,00 6% 50. Numb3rs (CBS) 2,00 7% 51. NASCAR (FOX) 2,00 7% 52. Parks and Recreation (NBC) 2,00 6% 53. New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS) 1,90 6% 54. America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC) 1,90 8% 55. Flashpoint (CBS) 1,80 6% 56. King of the Hill (FOX) 1,80 5% 57. Dateline (NBC) 1,70 6% 58. My Name Is Earl (NBC) 1,70 6% 59. Cupid (ABC) 1,70 5% 60. NBA Playoffs (ABC) 1,70 6% 61. America's Next Top Model (The CW) 1,70 5% 62. The Unusuals (ABC) 1,60 4% 63. 60 Minutes (CBS) 1,50 6% 64. Scrubs (ABC) 1,50 4% 65. 48 Hours Mystery (CBS) 1,50 5% 66. Smallville (The CW) 1,50 5% 67. Law & Order: CI (ism.) (NBC) 1,30 4% 68. Happy Feet (Táncoló Talpak) (ABC) 1,30 5% 69. Dateline (NBC) 1,30 5% 70. Supernatural (The CW) 1,20 3% 71. Better off Ted (finálé) (ABC) 1,20 3% 72. Deal or No Deal (NBC) 1,20 3% 73. 20/20 (ABC) 1,20 4% 74. Harper's Island (CBS) 1,10 4% 75. One Tree Hill (The CW) 1,10 3% 76. American Dad! (ism.) (FOX) 1,10 4% 77. Law & Order: SVU (ism.) (NBC) 1,10 3% 78. Gossip Girl (The CW) 1,10 3% 79. Dollhouse (finálé) (FOX) 1,00 4% 80. 90210 (The CW) 1,00 2% 81. Law & Order (ism.) (NBC) 1,00 3% 82. Dateline (NBC) 0,90 4% 83. The Game (The CW) 0,90 3% 84. Prison Break (FOX) 0,90 4% 85. Howie Do It (ism.) (NBC) 0,80 3% 86. Reaper (The CW) 0,80 2% 87. CSI (ism.) (CBS) 0,70 3% 88. Sit Down, Shut Up (FOX) 0,70 3% 89. Law & Order: SVU (ism.) (NBC) 0,70 3% 90. Everybody Hates Chris (finálé) (The CW) 0,70 3% 91. Southland (ism.) (NBC) 0,60 2% 92. America's Next Top Model (ism.) (The CW) 0,60 2% 93. 90210 (ism.) (The CW) 0,50 1% 94. Jericho (ism.) (The CW) 0,30 1% 95. James Bond: The Spy Who Loved Me (The CW) 0,30 1%.
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