What’s Hot/What’s Not

Based on the metered markets, ABC remained on the forefront on Dec. 31 with Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve at an average 8.5 rating/20 share from 11:30 p.m.-1:15 a.m. But, comparably, that was its lowest overnight average since 2004 (off three percent from one year earlier). Next was New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly on NBC at a 5.0/11 – up two percent from 2007. And last, and very least, was New Year’s Eve Live on Fox at a 3.4/ 7.

-Cable Network Rankers – December 2008:
Based on data from Dec. 1 through Dec. 28, here are the top 20 rated cable networks in households broken out by total day and prime-time.

Total Day:
Nickelodeon: 1.69 million, USA: 1.23 million, Nick at Nite: 1.22 million, Disney Channel: 1.10 million, ESPN: 1.04 million, TNT: 959,000, Fox News: 910,000, Cartoon Network: 885,000, Lifetime: 881,000, Adult Swim: 853,000, TBS: 836,000, ABC Family: 775,000, Hallmark Channel: 691,000, A&E: 677,000, FX: 621,000, History Channel: 605,000, Spike TV: 596,000, Tru TV: 594,000, Discovery: 567,000, CNN: 543,000

Prime-Time:
ESPN: 2.41 million, USA: 2.31 million, Disney Channel: 1.63 million, Fox News and Lifetime: 1.51 million each, TNT: 1.48 million, ABC Family and TBS: 1.46 million each, Nick at Nite: 1.33 million, Hallmark Channel: 1.31 million, A&E: 1.09 million, Cartoon Network: 1,04 million, FX: 991,000, History Channel: 942,000, AMC: 927,000, Discovery: 900,000, Sci Fi: 898,000, Spike TV: 889,000, Comedy Central: 831,000, Tru TV: 827,000

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