1. "Medium" (NBC) - 12.2/19
2. "Everybody Loves Raymond" (R, CBS) - 10.4/14
3. "CSI: Miami" (R, CBS) - 9.9/15
4. "24" (FOX) - 9.3/13
5. "Las Vegas" (NBC) - 9.3/13
6. "Two and a Half Men" (R, CBS) - 9.2/13
7. "E.M. Home Edition: How'd They Do That?" (ABC) - 7.9/12
8. "The Bachelorette" (ABC) - 6.7/10
9. "Fear Factor" (NBC) - 6.4/10
10. "Still Standing" (R, CBS) - 6.3/9
11. "Listen Up" (R, CBS) - 6.0/8
12. "Girlfriends" (R, UPN) - 2.9/4
13. "10th Annual Critics Choice Awards" (WB) - 2.8/4
14. "Half & Half" (R, UPN) - 2.5/3
15. "One on One" (R, UPN) - 2.3/3
16. "Second Time Around" (UPN) - 2.3/3

Not only is Medium up from last week's premiere, it's also slaughtering CSI: Miami. Repeats of that usually are much higher.

i havent seen medium but good to see a NBC show on #1, but that can change with a new CSI

Don't forget the AWESOME numbers for 24. Heck, I think those are better than when American Idol led into it. I hope they sustain those numbers for next week and so forth.

Great for Medium!!!

Anybody got a link handy to a website for Medium so I can get a gist of what it is about and who is in it and all that stuff. Like maybe a network homepage for the show?

24's second two hours averaged 12.6 million viewers.

Could we actually have on our hands a mid-season replacement that...:GASP:...doesn't fail miserably?

http://www.nbc.com/Medium

The official site makes it out to be a little darker and more serious than it actually is though. It's actually quite funny at times, darkly so, but funny nonetheless.

From seeing the first two episodes, the basic plot seems to be Patricia Arquette is a bit psychic and can see the dead. In between helping law enforcement agencies find missing bodies and the district attorney's office pick juries, she exchanges witty banter and barbs with supporting characters like a Texas Ranger or her husband. The premise may sound a little corny, but good writing (Glenn "Moonlighting" Gordon-Caron is the series creator and writer) and acting (Patricia "Nightmare on Elm Street 3" Arquette, Jake "Dawn of the Dead" Weber) makes it a bit more entertaining than it probably has any right to be.

I mean, lets be honest here: Is Everybody Loves Raymond REALLY that good anymore??? Really??? It's funny cause I think the brother on the show is funnier than the title character of the show... Hard to believe this show has been on 10 years and stopped being funny 5 years ago.. Patricia Heaton also needs to lay off the Cosmetic Surgery since you look at her now and it looks like her face is pulled so tight.. I used to think she looked pretty hot back in the early days of this sitcom, but put a fork in her now.. She's done..

What are you talking about, Raymond was never fun.
If it was truly funny entertainment then networks here would have been showing it primetime by now as they do with most major US sitcoms, but they dont because audiences simply dont like it enough [its dumb american shlick humour]

Well it must be doing something right if it's in it's 10th Season, wouldn't you say??? It has to be attracting an audience and the only thing I can think of is it's attracting the Senior Citizen audience the most..