Primetime Ratings, Tuesday, January 31, 2012

The night’s episodes revealed that there is always room for comedy and fun. The winner of course, is CBS with NCIS and as per usual, the CW failed to get equal ratings with the rest of the shows. We say goodbye to Celebrity Wife Swap as it hosted its finale with only 5.5 Million viewers caring to watch. Glee pushed through with second to NCIS with 9.0 Million viewers as they did a tribute to Michael Jackson. The ratings for Tuesday January 31, 2012 are:

ABC

Celebrity Wife Swap (finale) (9:00 PM)………................……..5.558m total viewers, 1.9m 18-49, 5% Share

Last Man Standing (8:30 PM)………………………………….........5.708m total viewers, 1.7m 18-49, 5% Share

Last Man Standing (8:00 PM)……………………………..............5.606m total viewers, 1.5m 18-49, 4% Share

Body Of Proof (10:00 PM)………………...............………………5.416m total viewers, 1.1m 18-49, 3% Share

 

CBS

NCIS (8:00 PM)…………………..............................………….12.902m total viewers, 2.0m 18-49, 6% Share

NCIS: Los Angeles (9:00 PM)………….........................……11.095m total viewers, 1.7m 18-49, 4% Share

Unforgettable (10:00 PM)……………............................…….7.849m total viewers, 1.4m 18-49, 4% Share

 

NBC

Biggest Loser (8:00 PM)…….....................………………………6.057m total viewers, 2.1m 18-49, 6% Share

Parenthood (10:00 PM)………………………....................…….2.383m total viewers, 0.7m 18-49, 2% Share

 

FOX

Glee (8:00 PM)……………………….........................…………..9.024m total viewers, 3.6m 18-49, 10% Share

Raising Hope (9:30 PM)…………….......................…………….4.693m total viewers, 2.1m 18-49, 5% Share

New Girl (9:00 PM)…………………............................………….7.237m total viewers, 3.5m 18-49, 9% Share

 

CW

Ringer (9:00 PM)……………………………............................….1.379m total viewers, 0.6m 18-49, 1% Share

90210 (8:00 PM)…………………………............................…….1.426m total viewers, 0.7m 18-49, 2% Share

 

That’s it for the ratings for the evening! Do you agree with them? Is there a show that you saw that deserved better ratings?

Source: Nielson Media