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Numbers are based on Live+Same Day ratings

Ratings for the week September 11-15, 2006

(Compared to Last Week/Compared to Last Year)

Total Viewers

1. Y&R 5,570,000 (+22,000/+192,000)

2. B&B 4,063,000 (-147,000/-125,000)

3. ATWT 3,183,000 (-317,000/-187,000)

4. DAYS 3,176,000 (-74,000/-8,000)

5. GH 3,145,000 (-15,000/+34,000)

6. OLTL 3,052,000 (+31,000/+72,000)

7. AMC 2,990,000 (+26,000/+97,000)

8. GL 2,768,000 (-264,000/-196,000)

9. PSNS 1,793,000 (+58,000/-243,000)

HH

1. Y&R 4.3/16 (+.1/+.2)

2. B&B 3.1/11 (-.1/-.1)

3. ATWT 2.5/9 (-.2/-.1)

3. DAYS 2.5/9 (-.1/-.1)

3. GH 2.5/8 (-.1/-.1)

6. AMC 2.4/8 (+.1/same)

6. OLTL 2.4/8 (same/-.1)

8. GL 2.2/7 (-.1/-.1)

9. PSNS 1.5/5 (+.1/-.1)

Women 18-49 Viewers

1. Y&R 1,458,000 (-150,000/+176,000)

2. DAYS 1,169,000 (-52,000/-56,000)

3. GH 1,167,000 (-110,000/+45,000)

4. OLTL 1,095,000 (-97,000/-43,000)

5. AMC 1,044,000 (-69,000/-110,000)

6. B&B 944,000 (-182,000/-124,000)

7. ATWT 820,000 (-167,000/+34,000)

8. PSNS 794,000 (-32,000/-48,000)

9. GL 742,000 (-157,000/-88,000)

Women 18-49 Rating

1. Y&R 2.2/15 (-.2/+.2)

2. DAYS 1.8/11 (-.1/-.1)

2. GH 1.8/11 (-.1/+.1)

4. OLTL 1.7/11 (-.1/same)

5. AMC 1.6/10 (-.1/-.2)

6. B&B 1.4/9 (-.3/-.2)

7. PSNS 1.2/8 (-.1/-.1)

7. ATWT 1.2/8 (-.3/same)

9. GL 1.1/7 (-.3/-.2)

Girls 12-17 Viewers

1. PSNS 51,000 (+18,000/+23,000)

2. DAYS 46,000 (-9,000/+13,000)

3. GH 42,000 (-25,000/-29,000)

4. Y&R 41,000 (+8,000/same)

5. B&B 31,000 (+1,000/+10,000)

6. ATWT 25,000 (-40,000/+4,000)

7. OLTL 24,000 (-30,000/-29,000)

8. AMC 20,000 (-28,000/-14,000)

9. GL 13,000 (-1,000/-22,000)

Women 18-34 Rating

1. DAYS 1.8/11 (same/-.2)

2. Y&R 1.6/11 (-.1/+.3)

3. PSNS 1.4/9 (same/-.3)

3. GH 1.4/9 (-.2/+.1)

5. OLTL 1.3/9 (-.1/+.2)

6. AMC 1.2/8 (-.1/+.1)

7. ATWT 0.9/6 (-.3/-.1)

7. GL 0.9/5 (-.1/-.1)

9. B&B 0.8/5 (-.3/-.4)

Men 18+ Viewers

1. Y&R 1,253,000 (+64,000/-23,000)

2. B&B 952,000 (-13,000/+36,000)

3. ATWT 694,000 (-25,000/+5,000)

4. DAYS 653,000 (+43,000/+97,000)

5. GL 595,000 (-9,000/+19,000)

6. AMC 558,000 (+42,000/+63,000)

7. OLTL 469,000 (+44,000/+5,000)

8. GH 466,000 (+66,000/-34,000)

9. PSNS 346,000 (-8,000/-76,000)

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Day-To-Day HH Ratings - HH/Total Viewers

AMC

Monday: 2.3/2,966,000

Tuesday: 2.4/3,126,000

Wednesday: 2.4/3,069,000

Thursday: 2.3/2,883,000

Friday: 2.3/2,903,000

ATWT

Monday: 2.5/3,130,000

Tuesday: 2.6/3,190,000

Wednesday: 2.5/3,179,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,184,000

Friday: 2.4/3,234,000

B&B

Monday: 3.0/3,993,000

Tuesday: 3.3/4,192,000

Wednesday: 3.0/3,875,000

Thursday: 3.1/4,096,000

Friday: 3.1/4,131,000

DAYS

Monday: 2.6/3,207,000

Tuesday: 2.4/3,120,000

Wednesday: 2.6/3,390,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,135,000

Friday: 2.4/3,028,000

GH

Monday: 2.5/2,991,000

Tuesday: 2.5/3,126,000

Wednesday: 2.6/3,218,000

Thursday: 2.6/3,403,000

Friday: 2.3/2,957,000

GL

Monday: 2.2/2,672,000

Tuesday: 2.2/2,812,000

Wednesday: 2.2/2,744,000

Thursday: 2.2/2,889,000

Friday: 2.1/2,702,000

OLTL

Monday: 2.5/3,158,000

Tuesday: 2.4/3,054,000

Wednesday: 2.4/3,026,000

Thursday: 2.4/3,110,000

Friday: 2.3/2,910,000

PSNS

Monday: 1.5/1,800,000

Tuesday: 1.4/1,679,000

Wednesday: 1.5/1,937,000

Thursday: 1.5/1,893,000

Friday: 1.4/1,659,000

Y&R

Monday: 4.1/5,550,000

Tuesday: 4.2/5,352,000

Wednesday: 4.5/5,750,000

Thursday: 4.4/5,668,000

Friday: 4.1/5,513,000

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For the SEASON September 19, 2005 through September 17, 2006

Total Viewers

1. Y&R - 5,548,000

2. B&B - 4,285,000

3. GH - 3,394,000

5. ATWT - 3,339,000

5. DAYS - 3,293,000

6. AMC - 3,229,000

7. OLTL - 3,168,000

8. GL - 2,834,000

9. PSNS - 2,070,000

HH

1. Y&R 4.2

2. B&B 3.2

3. GH 2.7

4. ATWT 2.6

4. OLTL 2.6

4. DAYS 2.6

4. AMC 2.6

8. GL 2.2

9. PSNS 1.6

Women 18-49 Viewers

Y&R - 1,392,000

GH - 1,247,000

DAYS - 1,233,000

OLTL - 1,158,000

AMC - 1,151,000

B&B - 1,038,000

PSNS - 884,000

ATWT - 865,000

GL - 806,000

Women 18-49 Rating

1. Y&R 2.1

2. GH 2.0

3. DAYS 1.9

4. OLTL 1.8

4. AMC 1.8

6. B&B 1.6

7. PSNS 1.4

8. ATWT 1.3

9. GL 1.2

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NBC Press Release

NBC DAYTIME WINS THE THIRD QUARTER AMONG WOMEN 18-49 AND CLAIMS ITS 27TH CONSECUTIVE QUARTER IN THE WOMEN 18-34 DEMO

Published: September 21, 2006

NBC DAYTIME WINS THE THIRD QUARTER AMONG WOMEN 18-49 AND CLAIMS ITS 27TH CONSECUTIVE QUARTER IN THE WOMEN 18-34 DEMO

FOR THE BROADCAST YEAR, NBC DAYTIME IS #2 AMONG WOMEN 18-49 AND #1 FOR A SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR AMONG WOMEN 18-34

'DAYS OF OUR LIVES' IS #3 FOR THE YEAR IN THE WOMEN 18-49 RACE AND #1 FOR THE 12TH STRAIGHT YEAR AMONG WOMEN 18-34

'PASSIONS' IS #1 FOR THE BROADCAST YEAR AMONG FEMALES 12-17

NBC IS THE ONLY NETWORK TO SCORE THIRD-QUARTER GAINS IN DAYTIME'S KEY DEMO OF WOMEN 18-49

BURBANK, Calif. – September 21, 2006 – NBC Daytime has finished the 2005-06 broadcast year #2 in daytime's key women 18-49 category and ranks #1 in the valuable women 18-34 category, giving NBC its seventh consecutive season-long win in this category.

NBC Daytime concluded the broadcast year with a strong third quarter in which NBC finished #1 among women 18-49, delivering a 6 percent gain for the quarter while ABC and CBS were flat. NBC also led the quarter in the women 18-34 category, marking the 27th consecutive quarter-long win for NBC among women 18-34.

NBC also finished the year with daytime's biggest audiences among females 18-24, 12-17 and 12-24. Note that NBC broadcasts two hours a day of daytime programming while ABC and CBS air four and four-and-a-half hours respectively.

"Days of our Lives" (1.9 rating, 12 share among women 18-49, 1.9/12 among women 18-34) finished the broadcast year #3 in women 18-49 rating and is #1 among women 18-34 for the 12th year in a row. "Days" has been #1 or tied for #1 in the valuable women 18-34 category for 571 of its last 579 weeks.

"Passions" (1.4/8 among women 18-49, 1.5/10 among women 18-34) finished the broadcast year tied for #7 among women 18-49 and tied for #3 among women 18-34. "Passions" was network television's #1 daytime drama among females 12-17.

According to in-home viewing figures from Nielsen Media Research for the week of September 11-15 among women 18-49 were: ABC, 1.6/11; NBC, 1.5/10; CBS, 1.4/9. Women 18-34 averages for the season were: NBC, 1.6/10; ABC, 1.3/8; CBS, 1.0/7.

For the third quarter of 2006, averages among women 18-49 were: NBC, 1.7/10; ABC, 1.6/10; CBS, 1.5/10. Women 18-34 averages for the quarter were: NBC, 1.8/11; ABC, 1.3/8; CBS, 1.1/7. In total viewers, averages for the quarter were: CBS, 4.3 million; ABC, 3.1 million; NBC, 2.7 million.

For the 2005-06 season, averages, averages among women 18-49 were: ABC 1.7/11; NBC, 1.6/10; CBS, 1.5/10. Women 18-34 averages for the week were: NBC, 1.7/11; ABC, 1.3/8; CBS, 1.2/8. In total viewers, averages for the week were: CBS, 4.2 million; ABC, 3.2 million; NBC, 2.7 million.

Ratings reflect "live plus same day" data unless otherwise noted. Season-to-date figures are averages of live only results through Dec. 25 and "live plus seven day" data since then, except for the two most recent weeks, which are live plus same day.

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I hope you all don't mind if I post the ratings here from now on.

Final Standings

1.(1) Y&R 4.3 (+.1)

2.(2) B&B 3.1 (-.1)

3.(4) DOOL 2.5 (-.1)

3.(3) ATWT 2.5 (-.2)

3.(4) GH 2.5 (-.1)

6.(7) AMC 2.4 (+.1)

6.(6) OLTL 2.4 (SAME)

8.(7) GL 2.2 (-.1)

9.(9) PSNS 1.5 (+.1)

AMC

Monday 2.3

Tuesday 2.4

Wednesday 2.4

Thursday 2.3

Friday 2.3

GH

Monday 2.5

Tuesday 2.5

Wednesday 2.6

Thursday 2.6

Friday 2.3

OLTL

Monday 2.5

Tuesday 2.4

Wednesday 2.4

Thursday 2.4

Friday 2.3

DOOL

Monday 2.6

Tuesday 2.4

Wednesday 2.5

Thursday 2.5

Friday 2.4

PSNS

Monday 1.5

Tuesday 1.4

Wednesday 1.5

Thursday 1.5

Friday 1.4

ATWT

Monday 2.5

Tuesday 2.6

Wednesday 2.5

Thursday 2.5

Friday 2.4

GL

Monday 2.2

Tuesday 2.2

Wednesday 2.2

Thursday 2.2

Friday 2.1

B&B

Monday 3.0

Tuesday 3.3

Wednesday 3.0

Thursday 3.1

Friday 3.1

Y&R

Monday 4.1

Tuesday 4.2

Wednesday 4.5

Thursday 4.4

Friday 4.1

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I guess this should tell JP of ATWT to keep the storylines interesting after a major storyline, maybe next time we would not fall .2. I must say the last two weeks have been worthy of a fall, seeing as most days in has been boring and repeitive, but that all changes next week so hopefully that will push the ratings back up again.

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I knew they would go down. Days was good last week but it was nothing HUGE like this week. Plus, you had Steve/Billie which I liked but we all know Steve/Kayla fans may have gotten ticked. I am just happy Days somehow managed to stay in 3rd by virtue of everyone else falling. I hope the demos and such are better. I am upset that Friday's Days got a 2.4 as it was amazing and that Tuesday did too. All summer Days had solid dailies and this month they have fallen off. I know Days benefits alot from summer and that September hasn't always been a good month for them numbers-wise, at least I think that is the case, but they are so good right now they don't deserve this. They will rebound though and once Hogan starts this will be a memory so at least they have 3rd place and are in a good position.

These numbers suck for everyone. I knew ATWT would go down as they were boring last week with the slasher story over. ABC stinks so they are where they belong except GH has no business being tied with ATWT and Days because they aren't even at that level.

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Shouldn't AMC be at a 2.3?

Shitty numbers for DAYS and for ALL the soaps.

DAYS truly does not deserve a 2.5, the show has been the best it has been in years!

As for ATWT falling, totally predicted that...good thing most shows fell otherwise it would have been a mess this week in the ratings for all the soaps.

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I agree DAYS deserves better. The show is miles better than it was in the first 6 months of the year. It just seems like the ratings are stuck in a very narrow range which is difficult to break out of at the moment. Hopefully, next week gets a nice boost with J&J's farewell, the paternity reveal and Lucas catching Carrie/Austin together. Those are all big events that should get spikes.

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The daily numbers are rounded. IOW, they could have gotten a 2.34, 2.34, 2.34, 2.44 and 2.44 for a total of 11.9 which when you divide by 5 is 2.38 which rounds to 2.4. This has happened several times in the past with many of the soaps and that is how it was explained.

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