Post by Ll3yd on Mar 24, 2004 5:07:09 GMT -5
Source: PWInsider
This week's number for Raw, which WWE rightfully trumpeted, was a 4.5 cable rating, with a 7 share. That is up from last week's 3.9 and showed that, for one night at least, the lottery was a great idea. The show did hours of 4.4 and 4.6. As mentioned earlier, it was the show's highest rating in almost two years, when it did a 4.8 on April 22, 2002. The highest rated segments were the 4.7 that they did for three different segments, including the overrun. In other positive news, every quarter hour did at least a 4.1.
This week's edition of Velocity did a 0.9 cable rating, with a 2 share.
Confidential did a 0.8 cable rating, with a 2 share.
Heat did a 1.1 cable rating, with a 2 share.
This week's number for Raw, which WWE rightfully trumpeted, was a 4.5 cable rating, with a 7 share. That is up from last week's 3.9 and showed that, for one night at least, the lottery was a great idea. The show did hours of 4.4 and 4.6. As mentioned earlier, it was the show's highest rating in almost two years, when it did a 4.8 on April 22, 2002. The highest rated segments were the 4.7 that they did for three different segments, including the overrun. In other positive news, every quarter hour did at least a 4.1.
This week's edition of Velocity did a 0.9 cable rating, with a 2 share.
Confidential did a 0.8 cable rating, with a 2 share.
Heat did a 1.1 cable rating, with a 2 share.
