TV Ratings: Grey's Anatomy Slips to All-Time Low; CSI: Vegas Rises
Paul Dailly
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It was another night of mixed returns for the broadcast networks, and some of the veteran drams are starting to show their age.
Grey's Anatomy hit an all-time low in the demo, netting a 0.4 rating.
It did perk up in audience to 3.5 million viewers, but the best days are definitely behind the ABC series.
Granted, the show has always been a strong performer in delayed viewing.
Station 19 also ticked down to 3.8 million/0.4 rating, while Alaska Daily dipped to 2.9 million viewers and a 0.2 rating.
ABC revealed some early numbers for the Hilary Swank drama this week, revealing it eclipsed 8 million viewers within a week.
Over on CBS, Young Sheldon, Ghosts, So Help Me Todd, while CSI: Vegas perked up to a high with audience.
Walker (0.7 million/0.1 rating) and Walker Independence (0.5 million/0.1 rating) were both relatively steady for The CW.
FOX went with Hell's Kitchen (2.1 million/0.4), Welcome to Flatch (1.2 million/0.2 rating), and Call Me Kat (1.5 million/0.2 rating) likely inflated due to pre-emptions.
NBC was in rerun mode with its Law and Order franchise off the air.
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