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6PM
Special Report
The Situation Room
Tucker
Prime News
7PM
Fox Report
Lou Dobbs
Hardball
Glenn Beck
8PM
You Decide ‘08 (7:55-9pm)
Lou Dobbs Special
Countdown with Keith Olbermann
Nancy Grace
9PM
You Decide ‘08 (7:55-9pm)
Michigan 2008 CNN
Democratic Nevada Debate (9:01-11pm)
Glenn Beck (R)
10PM
The O’Reilly Factor
Michigan 2008 CNN
Democratic Nevada Debate (9:01-11pm)
Nancy Grace (R)
11PM
Hannity & Colmes
Michigan 2008 CNN
Michigan 2008 MSNBC
Showbiz Tonight
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P25-54
304,000
300,000
133,000
128,000
P25-54
367,000
400,000
211,000
150,000
P25-54
429,000
387,000
327,000
248,000
P25-54
429,000
335,000
908,000
138,000
P25-54
501,000
393,000
523,000
241,000
P25-54
458,000
287,000
267,000
150,000
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P2+
1,420,000
947,000
385,000
398,000
P2+
1,751,000
1,237,000
608,000
418,000
P2+
2,014,000
1,254,000
933,000
703,000
P2+
2,014,000
1,031,000
2,498,000
354,000
P2+
1,559,000
944,000
2,498,000
465,000
P2+
1,470,000
624,000
1,223,000
318,000
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KO still gets beat even without O’Reilly on untill later..which still got higher numbers.
Comment by mlong — January 16, 2008 @ 7:04 pm
Cnn’s AM keeps losing in the Demo, coming in behind MSNBC and Headline News. Considering the frequent hosting changes made to AM, does anyone have a prediction as to how long the current pairing of Roberts/Chetry will continue?
Comment by california dreamin — January 16, 2008 @ 7:12 pm
Spud, your P2 numbers for 10PM Debate are missing … or something. Looking at it though, it looks like TSR and Lou had a pretty strong evening, either nearing or surpassing FNC’s programming on at the same time.
Comment by Chris — January 16, 2008 @ 7:13 pm
According to TVN, Prime News spanked The Big Story at 5pm in the demo. However, I believe yesterday Prime News played the OJ hearing for the entire 5pm hour.
Comment by Terance — January 16, 2008 @ 7:26 pm
Good numbers for MSNBC when the debate wasnt even the major news story of the night
Comment by randy — January 16, 2008 @ 7:31 pm
H&C was on at 10; O’Reilly was on at 11.
Comment by johnny dollar — January 16, 2008 @ 7:37 pm
Randy: The results of the primary were called nearly precisely at 9pm ET, when the debate started so there was no reason why MSNBC would not get a big number.
But what is more interesting is that their post debate coverage at 11pm was third in the demo so obviously MSNBC debate watchers weren’t waiting with baited breath to hear analysis from Matthews and Olbermann.
Comment by Ira — January 16, 2008 @ 7:55 pm
I’m suprised the debate drew in so many viewers for MSNBC, i figured most people would just tune in to the other two networks who were focusing on the Michigan Primaries soley.
Comment by Sam — January 16, 2008 @ 8:22 pm
No total viewers for 10 pm on MSNBC but there are key demo numbers? What’s up with that?
Comment by Anonymous — January 17, 2008 @ 5:33 am