{"id":1223,"date":"2000-11-14T19:22:05","date_gmt":"2000-11-14T17:22:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/crashdown.com\/news\/?p=1223"},"modified":"2008-07-23T19:23:11","modified_gmt":"2008-07-23T17:23:11","slug":"thewb-media-site-ratings-release-for-week","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/crashdown.com\/news\/2000\/11\/thewb-media-site-ratings-release-for-week\/","title":{"rendered":"TheWB Media Site: Ratings Release For Week"},"content":{"rendered":"

THE WB CONTINUES ITS TORRID PACE AMONG YOUNG ADULTS SCORING ITS ALL-TIME BEST WEEK IN ADULTS 18-34 & WOMEN 18-34
\nMonday Night Overnights See “7th Heaven” Win Popular Vote From 8:30-9:00 As The Camden Family Continues To Grow Audience<\/p>\n

BURBANK, CA (November 14, 2000)<\/p>\n

The WB’s great start to the season just got better. The sizzling network achieved its all-time best week in adults 18-34 (2.5\/7), women 18-34 (3.3\/9), adults 18-49 (2.1\/5) and women 18-49 (2.7\/6). While The WB has scored a +22% increase in the coveted women 18-34 demo, ABC & Fox Are Down 29% & -24% Respectively And CBS & NBC Are Down 3% & -2% respectively.
\nThe momentum shows no signs of slowing down as last night’s 7TH HEAVEN, coming off of a week in which it was 12th among all series in women 12-34 (6.3\/17), scored an 8.8\/13 in Nielsen Overnight Ratings, equaling its second best metered market ratings ever. The show also topped all competition from 8:30-9:00 p.m. ET (9.5\/13) and finished second among all networks for the hour.<\/p>\n

The WB’s Highlights For Monday, November 6:<\/p>\n

“7th Heaven” Keeps Its Roll Going By Scoring Best Adults 18-34 & Women 18-34 Since February 1999, Leading The WB To A 4.2\/10 In Women 18-34 For The Night, Which Equals The Network’s All-Time Monday High<\/p>\n

7TH HEAVEN’s popped with a 3.5\/10 in adults 18-34 and a 5.2\/13 in women 18-34, which were both the family dramas best scores in those vital demos since February 1999. Its score in persons 12-34 (4.4\/12) and in women 12-34 (6.3\/17) were both better than any other rating this season and equaled the best of last season.<\/p>\n

7TH HEAVEN, which scored The WB’s best rating of the season on any series in persons 12-34, women 12-34, placing it 12th for the week among all shows, teens and female teens, also had its best women 18-49 rating (4.8\/12) since February 1999 and best adults 18-49 rating (3.5\/9) since May 1999. The network’s highest-rated show also set season highs in teens (6.8\/20) and female teens (9.3\/27), total viewers (9.1 million) and households (5.7\/8).<\/p>\n

7TH HEAVEN finished first among all time period competition in women 12-34 (6.3\/17), tied for second in persons 12-34 (4.4\/12) and placed third in adults 18-34 and women 18-34 (3.5\/10 and 5.2\/13 respectively).<\/p>\n

ROSWELL scored season bests in men 18-34 (1.5\/4) and men 12-34 (1.9\/5). The sci-fi thriller continues to improve the time-period average dramatically across the board, as this week was an extension to its growth story. Vs. the first week of sweeps last season, ROSWELL is ahead in adults 18-34 (+109%), women 18-34 (+82%), men 18-34 (+275%), persons 12-34 (+59%), women 12-34 (+50%), men 12-34 (+90%), adults 18-49 (+67%), women 18-49 (+30%) and men 18-49 (+180%).<\/p>\n

For the night, The WB was second among all networks in women 12-34 (5.0\/13), its best score dating back to before the 1999-2000 season. The WB also tied its best ever Monday rating in women 18-34 (4.2\/10), and set additional season highs in adults 18-34 (2.9\/7, its best since May 1999), persons 12-34 (3.6\/9, its best since February 1999), women 12-34 (5.0\/13, its best since the network began tracking the demo in September 1999), adults 18-49 (2.7\/6, its best since March 1999), women 18-49 (3.7\/8, its best since March 1999), teens (5.3\/15), total viewers (6.9 million) and households (4.5\/7). <\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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