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On cable, ‘Sarah Palin’s Alaska’ debuted to solid numbers for TLC, while TBS and TLC were not so lucky with ‘Glory Daze’ and ‘Pawn Queens’. Over on the networks, the big story was again the singing kids of ‘Glee’.
Cable premieres lead the weekly ratings news, with the return of ‘Psych’ and ‘Burn Notice’. There was good news for ‘The Walking Dead’ as well. On the networks, are the numbers telling us that ‘Nikita’ is now in trouble?
“Listen, here. Both of you. You don’t trust each other. All this fist-bumping and saying you’ve got each others’ back doesn’t mean squat unless there’s trust. So build it, soon, or suffer the consequences. You got it?”
It was another pretty standard week where the numbers were concerned. Most shows have started to stabilize by this point, but there are still some interesting bits to be had. The race between ‘Castle’ and ‘Hawaii Five-0′ is one of those.
In a discussion with a friend today that varied between television and sex and everything in between, I realized sex on television seems to have an identity crisis.
Something a little different this week. We’re far enough along in the new season to get a pretty good idea of how the new shows are performing, so we take a look at how each network is doing with their new programming.
The bromance is a relationship that cannot be denied. It is a concept that had invaded our consciousness so much in the last couple of years, but with so many to choose from, which pair is the greatest?
