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Tuesday 1st February

8:00PM

NCIS	22.84 Million
One Tree Hill	2.35 Million

9:00PM

NCIS Los Angeles	17.70 Million
V	5.25 Million
Hellcats	1.90 Million

10:00PM

The Good Wife	12.00 Million
Parenthood	6.20 Million
Detroit 187	5.40 Million
The Game	4.82 Million
White Collar	3.46 Million
Southland	1.81 Million
Lights Out	0.864 Million

10:30PM

Lets Stay Together

2.69 Million

Huge numbers for NCIS & NCIS Los Angeles, that has honestly made my day.

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 2-7-2011 22:22 ]

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CBS Picks Up Comedy Pilot From 'Everybody Loves Raymond' Veteran

CBS is back in business with Tucker Cawley, former executive producer of the network's hit Everybody Loves Raymond. CBS has greenlighted to pilot Cawley's multicamera comedy The Assistants, a young ensemble about four assistants who work for a celebrity couple. CBS TV Studios  and studio-based Tannenbaum Co. are producing, with Cawley, Eric and Kim Tannenbaum exec producing. Cawley win 3 Emmys for Raymond, two best comedy series statuettes, which he shared with the rest of the show's producing team, and one for writing one of Raymond's most memorable episodes, Baggage. Post-Raymond, Cawley created the short-lived ABC sitcom Hank and recently joined his Raymond buddies Ray Romano and Mike Royce on their TNT dramedy Men of a Certain Age.

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Wednesday 2nd February

8:00PM

American Idol

24.80 Million

9:00PM

Human Target

10.10 Million

9:30PM

Cougar Town

6.60 Million

10:00PM

Blue Bloods	11.20 Million
Law & Order SVU	8.70 Million
Off The Map	5.30 Million
Are We There Yet	3.20 Million
Hot In Cleveland	2.35 Million

10:30PM

Are We There Yet	2.90 Million
Retired At 35	1.43 Million

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 4-1-2011 06:23 ]

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Exclusive: Scrubs' Dr. Cox Gets Lucky

Scrubs fans are in luck: John C. McGinley is headed back to the tube.

The erstwhile Dr. Cox has landed a recurring role in Luck, HBO’s upcoming horse racing drama from David Milch and Michael Mann and starring Dustin Hoffman. The highly anticipated series promises to take viewers inside the provocative world of horse racing, with a specific spotlight cast on the owners, gamblers, jockeys and diverse gaming industry players.

McGinley will play a genial swindler working in cahoots with his daughter.

Luck is slated to premiere in late 2011 or early 2012

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NBC Picks Up 4 More Pilots: Drama From 'Lone Star' Creator, 3 Comedies

UPDATED: NBC has picked up to pilot REM, the spec by Lone Star creator Kyle Killen which was taken out by 20th TV a couple of weeks ago. Additionally, the network has given the green light to 3 more comedy pilots: Free Agents, LoveLives and an untitled project from Dan Goor.

Killen's REM, from 20th TV, is described as an Inception-style thriller about a cop who wakes up after an accident to find he is living in two different realities. The project has been given a cast-contingent order. As expected, new NBC chief Bob Greenblatt has been very opportunistic with spec scripts, handing out a significant chunk of his pilot orders to project brought to the network as specs.

Free Agents, from UMS and Party Down co-creator John Enbom, is a single-camera romantic comedy based on the U.K. format  that explores the attraction between two quirky co-workers who are both on the rebound, one from a divorce and the other from the loss of a fiancé. While in the original series, which ran on Channel 4 in 2009, the lovebirds were agents, in the NBC version they will be PR executives. Enbom is executive producing with Kenton Allen from Big Talk Prods., producer of the British series. Todd Holland and Karey Burke are also exec producing through their UMS-based company, with Holland directing. The comedy has been given a cast-contingent order.

LoveLives, from 20th TV and Chernin Entertainment, is a multicamera comedy about a couple who explore cheating on their spouse and the friends/family members around them who encourage it. Family Guy executive producer Chris Sheridan wrote the script and is exec producing with Peter Chernin and Katherine Pope.

The untitled Dan Goor project, from UMS and BermanBraun, is a multicamera comedy about a young doctor who joins his parents' medical practice and spends as much time tending to his family as to his patients. It was was written by Dan Goor (Parks & Recreation) who is exec producing with Gail Berman and Lloyd Braun.

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Thursday 3rd February

8:00PM

American Idol	21.80 Million
The Big Bang Theory	13.81 Million
Community	4.34 Million
The Vampire Diaries	3.10 Million

8:30PM

S#! My Dad Says	10.50 Million
Perfect Couples	3.06 Million

9:00PM

CSI	13.80 Million
Grey's Anatomy	11.15 Million
Bones	10.10 Million
The Office	7.30 Million
Royal Pains	3.80 Million
Nikita	2.45 Million

9:30PM

Parks & Recreation

5.05 Million

10:00PM

The Mentalist	15.00 Million
Private Practice	6.92 Million
30 Rock	4.80 Million
Fairly Legal	3.60 Million

10:30PM

Outsourced

3.80 Million

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 2-5-2011 01:03 ]

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NBC's 'Playboy' Pilot Casts Two Bunnies

Amber Heard (Zombieland) and Naturi Naughton (Fame) are set as leads in the NBC drama pilot Playboy. The project, from 20th TV/Imagine TV, is set at the Playboy Club in Chicago in 1963. CAA-repped Heard, who had been in talks for the project, will play Maureen, a new hire at the club, originally an orphan from Fort Wayne, an inquisitive young woman with an untethered sexuality and a dark past. Naughton, repped by Innovative and Luber Roklin, will play Brenda, a stunning African-American Bunny determined to become the first black Playboy centerfold who is Maureen's confidante and roommate in the Bunny Dormitory. Interestingly, she also played a 1960s Black Playboy bunny in the Hands and Knees episode of Mad Men last year. Alan Taylor, who directed the pilot for AMC's Mad Men, is directing Playboy from a script by Chad Hodge.

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NBC Picks Up Period Western Drama Pilot, Gives Formal Green Light To 'Prime Suspect'

NBC is saddling up for The Crossing, picking up to pilot a period Western from Peter Horton. Additionally, the network has officially greenlit its adaptation of the British classic Prime Suspect, which had been rolled over from last season.

The Crossing (form. Reconstruction) was originally developed at FX where it was set up in 2009. The drama, written by St. Elsewhere co-creator Josh Brand, is set in a Missouri town during the post-Civil War Reconstruction era and centers on Jason, a Civil War soldier who crosses the country and settles into a complicated town where he is welcomed as its savior -- whether he likes it or not. Brand and Horton are exec producing, with Horton set to direct. This is the second period drama pilot ordered by NBC  this season, along with the 1960s Playboy.

Prime Suspect, from UMS and ITV Studio, centers on an iconoclastic female detective who has to make her bones in a tough New York precinct that is dominated by men. The pilot was originally picked up last season but was pushed after difficulties casting the lead. The adaptation was also given a revamp with a new producing team, Peter Berg and Sarah Aubrey of Film 44, and new writer, Alexandra Cunningham, coming on board. The three are executive producing the pilot, with Berg also set to direct. The Crossing and Prime Suspect join an untitled comedy pilot from Kari Lizer, which was picked up earlier today as NBC is wrapping its orders.

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CBS Picks Up Rob Schneider Comedy Pilot And Sitcom From Jeff & Jackie Filgo

CBS has given the green light to two family comedy pilots, an untitled project starring Rob Schneider and Home Grown, from That '70s Show alums Jeff and Jackie Filgo. This marks the second pilot for the Filgos, who have also come on board Marisa Coughlan's multicamera comedy pilot for ABC Lost and Found as executive producers/showrunners. Both pilots are from Warner Bros. TV.

The untitled Rob Schneider project, from CBS TV Studios and the Tannenbaum  Co., was written by Schneider and fellow Saturday Night Live alum Lew Morton. It is based on Schneider's life and centers on a solitary guy who marries into a huge Mexican-American family. The project originally landed at CBS in October with a script commitment. Morton, Eric and Kim Tannenbaum (Two and a Half Men) are executive producing, with Schneider and his brother John Schneider producing through their From Out of Nowhere Prods. This marks Schneider's first TV series gig in 13 years. He last did a series in the 1996-97 season, NBC's comedy Men Behaving Badly. Schneider has since been focused on films, most recently co-starring in Grown Ups.

Jeff and Jackie Filgo's Home Grown is a multicamera comedy about a blue collar man who wrestles with how to parent his unmarried grown daughter and her 12-year-old son while sharing a house with them, his wife and his recently widowed mother. The Filgos wrote the script and are exec producing. Beth Lacke serves as consultant.

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Friday 4th February

8:00PM

The Defenders	8.60 Million
Smallville	2.38 Million

9:00PM

Fringe	4.30 Million
Supernatural	2.30 Million

10:00PM

CSI NY	9.30 Million
Gods Of The Arena	1.26 Million

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 2-18-2011 00:34 ]

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Sunday 6th Feburary

9:00PM

Big Love	0.773 Million
Californication	0.418 Million

9:30PM

Episodes

0.379 Million

10:30PM

Glee	26.50 Million

I take no notice of Glee because it aired after the Super Bowl which was watched by 111 Million people.

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 2-8-2011 22:42 ]

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Monday 7th February

8:00PM

House	12.32 Million
How I Met Your Mother	10.11 Million
Chuck	5.42 Million
90210	1.78 Million
Pretty Little Liars	3.14 Million

8:30PM

Rules Of Engagement

9.48 Million

9:00PM

Two And A Half Men	15.13 Million
The Chicago Code	9.40 Million
The Cape	4.56 Million
Gossip Girl	1.63 Million
Being Human	1.43 Million
Greek	1.14 Million

9:30PM

Mike & Molly

12.74 Million

10:00PM

Hawaii Five-O	10.86 Million
Castle	9.26 Million
Harry's Law	9.14 Million
Skins	1.19 Million

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 2-9-2011 17:30 ]

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it was good ratings but The Chicago Code and Harry's Law demo in the 18-49 category was poor and it has already put them in danger of getting cancelled, plus Chuck got the same demo as Harry's Law in the 18-49 category but I cant honestly see NBC cancel all their shows.

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Rachel Bilson To Star In The CW's Dixie Pilot

Rachel Bilson will reunite with The O.C. creator-executive producer Josh Schwartz this pilot season after all: The actress is close to a deal to star in Hart Of Dixie, The CW’s hourlong pilot produced by the Gossip Girl duo of Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.

Hart Of Dixie is a comedic drama centered on a young New York City doctor (Bilson) who inherits a medical practice in a small Southern town inhabited by an eclectic and eccentric group of characters.

Earlier this development season, Bilson was attached to star in Ghost Angeles, a supernatural romantic comedy for NBC co-written by Schwartz; that pilot ultimately didn’t go forward.

Bilson previously has done arcs on Schwartz’s NBC dramedy Chuck as well as CBS’ How I Met Your Mother, where she played a love interest for Ted Mosby.

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Tuesday 8th February

8:00PM

NCIS	20.30 Million
Glee	11.47 Million
No Ordinary Family	5.24 Million
One Tree Hill	1.63 Million

9:00PM

NCIS Los Angeles	17.07 Million
Raising Hope	6.78 Million
V	5.39 Million
Hellcats	1.69 Million

9:30PM

Traffic Light

4.59 Million

10:00PM

The Good Wife	11.82 Million
Detroit 187	5.55 Million
Parenthood	5.24 Million
The Game	4.32 Million
White Collar	3.46 Million
Southland	1.80 Million
Lights Out	0.803 Million

10:30PM

Lets Stay Together

2.57 Million

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 2-10-2011 00:41 ]

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Fox Picks Up Medical Drama Pilot 'Weekends At Bellevue' In Turnaround

EXCLUSIVE: Fox has handed a late pilot order to Weekend at Bellevue, a medical drama from former ER writer-producer Lisa Zwerling and BermanBraun. The project, centered on a psychiatrist in charge of the weekend shift of Bellevue Hospital psychiatric unit, was originally set up at NBC and UMS earlier this season. After the network recently passed on the script, it was taken to Fox. Weekend at Bellevue is based on Dr. Julie Holland's memoir about her nine-year stint as the weekend physician in charge of the psychiatric emergency room at the oldest public hospital in the United States whose name has become synonymous with insanity. Zwerling, Gail Berman, Lloyd Braun and Gene Stein are executive producing.

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CBS Picks Up Jonah Nolan/J.J. Abrams Pilot 'Person Of Interest' To Pilot

CBS has handed a pilot order to Jonathan Nolan's CIA drama Person of Interest, which is being executive produced by J.J. Abrams.

The project, from Warner Bros. TV and Abrams' Bad Robot, is a crime drama centered on a CIA agent, presumed dead, who is recruited by a reclusive billionaire to wage war against violent criminals in New York City. Nolan, who shared a writing Oscar nomination with his brother Christopher for Memento, is executive producing with Abrams and Burk. This marks the TV debut for Nolan. Person of Interest is the second pilot order for Bad Robot this year, following the early pickup for Alcatraz at Fox.

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Pilot Castings: 'Lost' Alum Henry Ian Cusick, 'My Boys' Co-Star Kyle Howard Get Leads

Lost veteran Henry Ian Cusick is returning to ABC with a lead role on the network's untitled Shonda Rhimes pilot. Katie Lowes (CW's Easy Money) has also joined the project, which revolves around the life and work of professional fixer Olivia Price (Kerry Washington) and her dysfunctional staff. Innovative-repped Cusick will play what is considered by some the male lead on the show, a handsome, intense and brilliant litigator who works for Olivia. Cusick started off as a recurring on Lost, landing a guest starring Emmy nomination for his role as former Scottish solder Desmond Hume, before getting promoted to regular in Season 3 of the island drama. Lowes, repped by Innovative and Sweeney Management, will play an ambitious and naive young lawyer recruited by Olivia to work for her. Lowes guest starred in this season's opener of Rhimes' Private Practice.

My Boys co-star Kyle Howard has been tapped as the male lead in the ABC multi-camera comedy pilot Smothered, from Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen. The project centers on young couple Zack (Howard) and Gillian who find themselves smothered by their two very different sets of parents. Howard, who recently signed with UTA, played one of the leads in the pilot for NBC's Perfect Couples but had to pull out after the pilot was picked up to series because of his commitment to TBS' My Boys.

Scottie Thompson (Trauma, NCIS) has landed one of the two leads in Ed Bernero's pilot for ABC Partners, a cop drama centered on two female police detectives, Mattie (Thompson) and Jess, who are fiercely loyal to one another since they're also secretly half-sisters.

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Wednesday 9th February

8:00PM

American Idol	23.67 Million
The Middle	8.84 Million

8:30PM

Better With You

6.78 Million

9:00PM

Criminal Minds	14.32 Million
Modern Family	13.10 Million
Human Target	8.30 Million

9:30PM

Mr Sunshine

10.57 Million

10:00PM

Blue Bloods	12.45 Million
Law & Order SVU	8.09 Million
Off The Map	5.56 Million
Are We There Yet	3.80 Million
Justified	3.46 Million
Hot In Cleveland	2.11 Million

10:30PM

Are We There Yet	2.70 Million
Retired At 35	1.27 Million

[ Last edited by spratt89 at 4-1-2011 06:25 ]

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PILOTS: 'Charlie's Angels' Casts Bosley, Constance Zimmer To Star In 'Home Game

UPDATED: Ramon Rodriguez (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen) has joined ABC's Charlie's Angels reboot as Charlie's liaison Bosley.The new Charlie's Angeles, from Sony TV, Flower Films and Millar/Gough Ink, stars Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor and Annie Ilonzeh as the trio of sexy sleuths. Rodriguez's Bosley is described as a charming and funny guy with GQ looks and Peter Pan smile who has great hacking skills and technical knowledge and is a rock of support for the Angels and the good-natured brunt of many jokes. The character of Bosley was played by David Doyle in the original series and then Bill Murray and Bernie Mac in the two features, respectively. Rodriguez's series credits include The Wire and Day Break. He is with UTA and the Collective.

Constance Zimmer (Entourage) is reuniting with Entourage executive producers Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson as the female lead in the Wahlberg and Levinson-produced CBS comedy pilot Home Game. The pilot, from CBS TV Studios and writers Warren Bell and Chris Nowak, is inspired by the experiences of former NFL star Mark Schlereth and centers on Mark, a retired NFL player who returns home to his wife Lisa (Zimmer) and daughters. Lisa is an attractive dynamo who has been raising their three daughters while her husband has been playing in the pros. Zimmer, repped by UTA and Sweeney Management, will star in Roger Kumble’s upcoming play Girl Talk at the Lee Strasberg Theater opposite Brooke Shields and Lelsie Bibb.

Jericho and Ghost Whisperer alum Kenneth Mitchell has been added to Ed Bernero's pilot for ABC Partners, a cop drama centered on two female police detectives, Mattie (Scottie Thompson) and Jess, who are fiercely loyal to one another since they're also secretly half-sisters. Mitchell will play a hot and sexy detective of the precinct.

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