TV Ratings

Which season finales were hits for their networks? Which swung and missed? Read on. Find out.

Fox easily won Wednesday night in the ratings game, despite slipping a bit from the week before.

Private Practice fell to a season low last night. What will this mean for its odds at renewal?

Gossip Girl took a major ratings tumble last night. Will it still return for another season?

How did the season finales of GCB and The Amazing Race fare? Find out in this ratings rundown.

Two new shows fell to series lows last night. The future is not bright for Missing or Awake.

Fox earned the most viewers on Wednesday night, thanks to American Idol dominating a relatively quiet night.

No major surprise here: CBS once again conquered all on a Tuesday night, with NCIS leading the way.

CBS finally won another Monday this week, taking over the top spot for the first time since the season two premiere of The Voice.

Once Upon a Time ruled the ratings game on Sunday night, while the season finale of The Good Wife was actually down a few percentage points.

CBS won Friday night in total viewers, while Fringe enjoyed improved ratings. Read on for a full rundown.

A pair of new shows are definitely in danger, as Touch and Missing both hit series lows last night. Will they get renewed?

Ratings dropped across the board last night, as American Idol easily won the night and Revenge fared rather poorly.

Ouch. No one checked in to the The L.A. Complex on The CW last night, as that drama premiered to terrible ratings.

It was another poor night on Monday for The CW. Both Gossip Girl and Hart of Dixie hit season lows.

Once Upon a Time returned from hiatus this week to strong ratings. The show helped ABC win Sunday night.

The Secret Circle and The Vampire Diaries both fell to season lows this week. It was a bad night for TV all around.

American Idol won Wednesday night for Fox, while most other programs saw decreased ratings from the week before.

Glee dropped to a series low last night in the demographic that matters most. But Fox still fared well overall.

NBC won Monday night, despite a slight drop in ratings for both The Voice and Smash. The former, especially, helped the network earn a 18-49-year old demographic victory.

Part four of a Titanic miniseries, combined with a low-rated episode of GCB, didn't help ABC to a very strong Sunday night.

American Idol and a night of reruns on CBS ruled Thursday evening. There's just no stopping The Big Bang Theory.

Glee fell to a season low upon its return this week. Not even the presence of Matt Bomer could give the series a bump.

Scandal premiered last night to decent ratings. But nothing especially noteworthy for ABC.