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Bertu escribió:Han cancelado Dollhouse, que se emite en los viernes con Smallville (creo que en el mismo horario). ¿Ha perdido Smallville una competidora por la audiencia?

Bill Gorman says:
November 16, 2009 at 5:29 pm
You can count, on one hand, the number of scripted broadcast shows doing better this season than last season in their old timeslots. You can count, on one finger, the number of broadcast shows doing better this season in new timeslots (Big Bang Theory). None are doing better, that are on new days.

No, Smallville ratings aren’t up on Friday vs. Thursday last year. That would be one of the big ratings stories of the year if that was the case. What is true, and is still a reasonably interesting story is that Smallville is doing better vs. the rest of the CW’s line up than any other Friday show vs. their network. http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009/11/16/go ... wing/33761
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Smallville S9 *Final Rating - DVR
#1 Savior ~ *2.57mil. & Live+7= 3.39mil.

#2 Metallo ~ (P)*2.24mil. & Live+7= 3.03mil.

#3 Rabid ~ *2.28mil. & Live+7= 3.02mil.

#4 Echo ~ *2.59mil. & Live+7= 3.25mil.

#5 Roulette ~ *2.47mil. & Live+7= 3.14mil.

#6 Crossfire ~ (P)*2.42mil. & Live+7= 3.24mil.

#7 Kandor ~ *2.63mil.

#8 Idol ~ *2.68mil.

(P)-denotes pre-empted episodes ->> (descontaron en la audiencia en vivo (las 1º cifras con *) a las regiones de USA donde en vez de la serie dieron partidos viendose por eso un poco reducido su rating final en las audiencias en vivo)

Puede ser eso mira esto parece que NEW MOON recaudo mas en el dia de su estreno que The Dark Knight NEW MOON 72,7 millones dólares The Dark Knight 67 millones de dólares en 2008.

BREAKING NEWS! SATURDAY 8:20AM UPDATE: "The night definitely belongs to Twilight." This is what a Hollywood insider told me early this morning after NEW MOON's late Friday night numbers came in. Summit Entertainment is now saying it debuted to $72.7 million from 4,024 North American theaters. This shatters both previous All-Time Friday and Single Day records of $67 million set by 2008's The Dark Knight. So Batman was beaten by the Twilight sequel's vampires and werewolves which won't sit well with the superhero-loyal moviegoing community. But Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight Saga" novels -- New Moon is the second in the series -- are now proving as much of a phenomenon as comic books for source material at the box office. And New Moon once again has shown that when the female audience supports a film, it can absolutely dominate box office. Friday's total included New Moon's $26.27M in 12:01AM screenings from 3,514 theaters. That set a new midnight opening record, smashing The Dark Knight's $18.4M set on July 18, 2008, and Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince's $22.2M set on July 15, 2009.

My insiders are tracking New Moon for a massive $125M weekend depending on how big a drop there is between Friday's records and Saturday's results. I hear the pic logged an "A-" CinemaScore which should mitigate. But that number won't break the all-time opening weekend record set by The Dark Knight of $158.4M in 2008 or by Spider-Man 3 of $151.M in 2007 or Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest of $135.6M in 2006. But it should surpass Shrek The Third's 4th place finish of $121.6M in 2007. But all three of those movies were released in the summer, unlike New Moon which should easily score the biggest Non-Summer Friday-Saturday-Sunday (3-Day) Weekend opening ever. (Note that none of these numbers have been adjusted for inflation or higher ticket costs or theater counts.) Amazing, especially since Hollywood thought New Moon might, repeat might, do Iron Man numbers of around $100M. New Moon also smashed the $36M earned by Twilight on its first Friday exactly a year ago. (Thursday night, Summit re-issued Twilight in 2,057 theaters and took in $1.3M.) Twilight’s opening weekend total was $69.7M.

http://www.deadline.com/hollywood/pheno ... t-numbers/