Primetime Ratings, Thursday, February 16, 2012

The night of a thousand cheers as many have called this. Person of Interest and Big Bang Theory did very well in the ratings with 13 Million and 15 Million respectively. As the night went on, the ratings didn't faulter either. It was a good night for CBS and also a good night with Fox and American Idol.

 

ABC

Grey's Anatomy (9:00 PM)…………................…..............…..8.310m total viewers, 3.2m 18-49, 8% Share

Wipeout (8:00 PM)…………………................................……….5,120m total viewers, 1,5m 18-49, 7% Share

Private Practice (10:00 PM)…………..........................…………7.080m total viewers, 2.6m 18-49, 7% Share

 

CBS

Person of Interest (9:00 PM)………………........................…13.160m total viewers, 2,8m 18-49, 7% Share

Big Bang Theory (8:00 PM)...........................................15.650m total viewers, 5.1m 18-49, 15% Share

Rob (8:30 PM)................................................................10.650m total viewers, 3,2m 18-49, 9% Share

Mentalist (10:00 PM)…………………………….........................13.550m total viewers, 2.7m 18-49, 7% Share

NBC

Office (9:00 PM)…………..............……….........................……4.380m total viewers, 2,3m 18-49, 6% Share

Parks & Recreation (8:30 PM)……................................……3.450m total viewers, 1.7m 18-49, 5% Share

30 Rock (8:00 PM)…………………...............…...............……..3.590m total viewers, 1.5m 18-49, 4% Share

Up All Night (9:30 PM).......................................................2.980m total viewers, 1.5m 18-49, 4% Share

Grimm (10:00 PM)……………..............................................1.850m total viewers, 0.6m 18-49, 2% Share

FOX

American Idol (8:00 PM)…………………...........................16.710m total viewers, 5.1m 18-49, 14% Share

CW

Secret Circle (9:00 PM)………………………...........................1.710m total viewers, 0.7m 18-49, 2% Share

Vampire Diaries (8:00 PM)………………..............…..........…..2.900m total viewers, 1.4m 18-49, 4% Share

 

That's it for the ratings! Do you agree with them? Are there any shows that deserve a better rating then what they got?

Source: Nielson Media