1. "CSI: Miami" (CBS) - 15.2/22
2. "Everybody Loves Raymond" (CBS) - 12.2/17
3. "Two and a Half Men" (CBS) - 11.5/16
4. "Medium" (NBC) - 10.9/16
5. "Las Vegas" (NBC) - 9.3/13
6. "24" (FOX) - 8.3/11
7. "Supernanny" (ABC) - 7.8/12
8. "E.M. Home Edition: How'd They Do That?" (ABC) - 7.5/12
9. "Still Standing" (CBS) - 7.3/11
10. "Listen Up" (CBS) - 6.9/10
11. "Fear Factor" (NBC) - 6.8/10
12. "The Bachelorette" (ABC) - 6.4/9
13. "Trading Spouses" (FOX) - 5.7/8
14. "7th Heaven" (R, WB) - 3.9/6
15. "Everwood" (R, WB) - 3.7/5
16. "Girlfriends" (R, UPN) - 2.7/4
17. "Half & Half" (R, UPN) - 2.3/3
18. "One on One" (R, UPN) - 2.2/3
19. "Second Time Around" (R, UPN) - 2.2/3

Another decline for 24....hmmm. It was alot weaker in the ratings last season when American Idol wasnt pre-empting it, so i guess thats still quite good with 11.5 million viewers, beaten by Las Vegas on NBC with 12.4 million. Great marketing for both "24" and "Alias" this season has seen a ratings revival for both shows.

Although American Idol hits Alias' timeslot tomorrow.... and 24 will be getting that pre-empt again soon - but its contention hasnt been great in the past. Still, going head to head with the biggest behemoth in television is hardly a good thing for Alias, i hope it can hold up though.

21.7 Million for CSI: Miami is good stuff. Medium feloff somewhat from previous showings to 14.5 Million viewers,

Although that is a decline, I do not recall 24 hitting that mark, even with American Idol's lead-in last season. I think it finally has hit a good stride with audiences, which is good, because it deserves it. Even better, check out how well it built from Trading Spouses.

Medium is becoming quite the hit. I like it.

HA!! The Bachelorette's ratings are down for past seasons!!.....right??

i hope they stop doing that crap!!

Mr X, if 24 has less post "Idol" than 11.5 Million viewers, i think its very lucky to have lasted any great length - for dropping over 60% of your pre-empt is not good.... But it finally looks to be establishing a base of its own. I always thought 24 had around 13 million viewers in its post "Idol" slot, even then thats nothing to brag about considering Idol has around 27m+ viewers an ep.

Its off-season from "American Idol" is ALOT better than last year though, when it pulled in very weak ratings in the 6/7 million range. Good promotional campaign and a witty double pairing of its first episodes have assured that. "24" like its infinately compared counterpart on ABC has always been a bit of a package deal i think, the shows have always performed in the vital ads demographics moreso than the viewership really should let them, and the dvds & merchandise subseqently sell like hotcakes to a dedicated fanbase = more profit than you can expect for some big budget films.

I saw Medium for the first time this monday and you know, I wanted to like it, I really did, but I thought it was disgusting and unlikeable and pretty crappy.