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Ratings for the week October 31 - November 4, 2005

(Compared to Last Week/Compared to Last Year)

Total Viewers

1. Y&R 5,107,000 (-251,000/-29,000)

2. B&B 4,285,000 (+88,000/+653,000)

3. ATWT 3,482,000 (+63,000/+359,000)

4. GH 3,398,000 (-29,000/-406,000)

5. DAYS 3,118,000 (+18,000/-268,000)

6. AMC 3,029,000 (+55,000/-694,000)

7. OLTL 2,994,000 (-83,000/-510,000)

8. GL 2,930,000 (-61,000/+217,000)

9. PSNS 2,120,000 (-55,000/-364,000)

HH

1. Y&R 4.1/15 (same/same)

2. B&B 3.3/12 (same/+.3)

3. ATWT 2.7/10 (+.1/+.1)

3. GH 2.7/9 (-.1/-.4)

5. DAYS 2.5/9 (same/-.2)

5. AMC 2.5/9 (+.1/-.5)

5. OLTL 2.5/9 (same/-.4)

8. GL 2.3/8 (same/+.1)

9. PSNS 1.7/6 (same/-.3)

Women 18-49 Viewers

1. GH 1,318,000 (+44,000/-147,000)

2. Y&R 1,225,000 (-100,000/-281,000)

3. DAYS 1,186,000 (-80,000/-244,000)

4. OLTL 1,105,000 (-53,000/-207,000)

5. B&B 1,100,000 (+52,000/+59,000)

6. AMC 1,085,000 (-18,000/-238,000)

7. PSNS 899,000 (-130,000/-282,000)

8. ATWT 841,000 (+40,000/-10,000)

9. GL 835,000 (+44,000/+65,000)

Women 18-49 Rating

1. GH 2.0/13 (+.1/-.2)

2. Y&R 1.9/13 (-.1/-.4)

3. DAYS 1.8/11 (-.1/-.4)

4. B&B 1.7/11 (+.1/+.1)

4. AMC 1.7/11 (same/-.3)

4. OLTL 1.7/11 (-.1/-.3)

7. PSNS 1.4/9 (-.2/-.4)

8. ATWT 1.3/8 (+.1/same)

8. GL 1.3/8 (+.1/+.1)

Girls 12-17 Viewers

1. GH 69,000 (-36,000/+6,000)

2. PSNS 53,000 (+10,000/-23,000)

3. OLTL 42,000 (-37,000/-8,000)

4. DAYS 36,000 (+5,000/+18,000)

5. AMC 34,000 (-20,000/+1,000)

6. Y&R 33,000 (-18,000/+1,000)

7. B&B 31,000 (same/+17,000)

8. GL 20,000 (-11,000/-3,000)

9. ATWT 15,000 (-2,000/+6,000)

Women 18-34 Rating

1. DAYS 2.0/13 (same/-.5)

2. PSNS 1.6/10 (-.3/-.6)

2. GH 1.6/10 (+.1/-.3)

4. Y&R 1.5/10 (-.1/+.1)

4. B&B 1.5/9 (+.3/+.4)

6. ATWT 1.3/8 (+.2/+.2)

6. AMC 1.3/8 (+.1/-.4)

6. OLTL 1.3/8 (same/-.3)

9. GL 1.2/8 (+.1/+.2)

Men 18+ Viewers

1. Y&R 1,179,00 (+10,000/+72,000)

2. B&B 892,000 (+39,000/+202,000)

3. ATWT 642,000 (-62,000/+62,000)

4. DAYS 617,000 (-43,000/-94,000)

5. AMC 548,000 (+22,000/-264,000)

6. GL 516,000 (-117,000/+50,000)

7. GH 508,000 (-7,000/-159,000)

8. OLTL 456,000 (+23,000/-198,000)

9. PSNS 413,000 (-64,000/-117,000)

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Day-To-Day Ratings - HH/Total Viewers

AMC

Monday: 2.5/3,093,000

Tuesday: 2.5/2,997,000

Wednesday: 2.4/2,840,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,138,000

Friday: 2.6/3,076,000

ATWT

Monday: 2.6/3,362,000

Tuesday: 2.7/3,472,000

Wednesday: 2.6/3,337,000

Thursday: 2.8/3,828,000

Friday: 2.6/3,412,000

B&B

Monday: 3.4/4,346,000

Tuesday: 3.4/4,296,000

Wednesday: 3.4/4,280,000

Thursday: 3.4/4,359,000

Friday: 3.2/4,142,000

DAYS

Monday: 2.4/2,925,000

Tuesday: 2.5/3,226,000

Wednesday: 2.4/3,110,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,125,000

Friday: 2.5/3,202,000

GH

Monday: 2.9/3,630,000

Tuesday: 2.8/3,373,000

Wednesday: 2.6/3,252,000

Thursday: 2.7/3,237,000

Friday: 2.7/3,499,000

GL

Monday: 2.3/2,942,000

Tuesday: 2.3/2,920,000

Wednesday: 2.3/2,784,000

Thursday: 2.3/3,050,000

Friday: 2.3/2,956,000

OLTL

Monday: 2.6/3,168,000

Tuesday: 2.5/2,993,000

Wednesday: 2.3/2,734,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,007,000

Friday: 2.4/3,069,000

PSNS

Monday: 1.6/2,068,000

Tuesday: 1.8/2,278,000

Wednesday: 1.7/2,136,000

Thursday: 1.6/2,033,000

Friday: 1.6/2,086,000

Y&R

Monday: 4.1/5,277,000

Tuesday: 4.1/5,201,000

Wednesday: 4.1/5,212,000

Thursday: 3.9/4,916,000

Friday: 4.1/4,930,000

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For the SEASON September 19, 2005 through November 6, 2005

HH

1. Y&R 4.1

2. B&B 3.3

3. GH 2.7

4. OLTL 2.6

4. ATWT 2.6

6. DAYS 2.5

6. AMC 2.5

8. GL 2.2

9. PSNS 1.7

Women 18-49 Rating

1. Y&R 2.0

2. GH 1.9

3. DAYS 1.8

4. AMC 1.7

4. OLTL 1.7

6. B&B 1.6

7. PSNS 1.4

8. ATWT 1.2

8. GL 1.2

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NBC Ratings Report

ABC Ratings Report

Fringe Ratings Report: ABC Daytime Programming

Week of October 31 - November 4, 2005

ABC DAYTIME DRAMA LINEUP RANKS NO. 1 FOR THE 43rd-STRAIGHT WEEK, ITS LONGEST WINNING STREAK SINCE THE ONE ENDING JUNE 2000, AND IS NO. 1 SEASON TO DATE AMONG WOMEN 18-49

ABC'S FULL LINEUP RANKS NO. 1 FOR THE WEEK AMONG WOMEN 18-49

"GENERAL HOSPITAL" SCORES ITS BEST NUMBERS SINCE MAY 2005 AMONG WOMEN 18-49, AND RECLAIMS THE NO. 1 DRAMA, ENDING THE WINNING STREAK OF "THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS"

ABC DAYTIME DELIVERS THREE OF THE TOP FIVE SHOWS AMONG WOMEN 18-49

AMONG WOMEN 18-34 "GENERAL HOSPITAL" POSTS ITS HIGHEST DELIVERY SINCE FEBRUARY

ABC IS THE ONLY NETWORK TO SHOW GROWTH VERSUS THE PRIOR WEEK IN THE FULL LINEUP AMONG WOMEN 18-49 AND WOMEN 18-34

ABC SHOWS GROWTH VERSUS LAST YEAR IN BOTH LINEUPS AMONG FEMALE TEENS

"GENERAL HOSPITAL" OUTPERFORMED ITS TIME PERIOD COMPETITOR, CBS' "GUIDING LIGHT," BY 58% AMONG WOMEN 18-49 FOR THE WEEK AND BY 60% SEASON TO DATE

"ONE LIFE TO LIVE" OUTPERFORMED ITS TIME PERIOD COMPETITOR, CBS' "AS THE WORLD TURNS," BY 31% AMONG WOMEN 18-49 FOR THE WEEK AND BY 40% SEASON TO DATE

ABC DAYTIME WON THE 1-3PM TIME PERIOD (ONLY TWO HOURS NBC PROGRAMS), BEATING NBC BY 5% IN ACTUALS AMONG WOMEN 18-49

Week of October 31 - November 4, 2005

ABC's Daytime drama lineup was No. 1 for the 43rd-straight week among Women 18-49, ABC's longest winning streak since the one ending June 2000, with a 1.8 rating and a 11 share -- delivering 1.2 million Women 18-49 for the week of October 31 - November 4, 2005. ABC's Daytime drama lineup outperformed CBS' by 19% and NBC's by 12% in actuals among Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34, the lineup was up 5% versus the prior week. Among Female Teens, the drama lineup was up 9% versus last year.

ABC's full Daytime schedule was No. 1 among Women 18-49, with a 1.7 rating and an 11 share - delivering an average audience of 1.1 million Women 18-49. ABC outperformed CBS by 20% and NBC by 6% in actuals among Women 18-49. The lineup was up 1% versus the prior week among Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34 the lineup was up 8% versus the prior week (most growth). Among Female Teens ABC's full lineup was up 6% versus last year. During the 1-3pm time period

(the only two hours NBC programs), ABC's was No. 1, with a 1.7 rating and an 11 share, delivering 1.1 million Women 18-49, beating NBC by 5% in actuals.

ABC delivered three of the top five daytime programs among Women 18-49 and won three of four time periods for the week:

* "The View" delivered a 1.4 rating and a 10 share - delivering an average audience of 910,000 Women 18-49 for its best delivery since July. It outperformed the combined half-hours of "The Price is Right" by 29%, "As the World Turns" by 8%, "Passions" by 1% and "Guiding Light" by 9%. It was up 5% versus the prior week among Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34, the talker also scored its best delivery since July and was up 19% versus the prior week.

* "General Hospital" was the No. 1-ranked program, with a 2.0 rating and a 13 share -- delivering 1.3 million Women 18-49, marking its best delivery since May - ending the winning streak of "Young & the Restless." "General Hospital" was up 3% versus the prior week among Women 18-49, beating "Young & the Restless" by 8% and "Days of our Lives" by 11%. The drama outdelivered its time period rival, "Guiding Light," by 58% for the week and is outdelivering the drama by 60% season to date among Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34, the drama scored its best numbers since February and was up 6% versus the prior week. Among Female Teens, the drama was up 10% versus last year.

* "One Life to Live" was the No. 4*-ranked program of the week, with a 1.7 rating (* tied with "All My Children" and "Bold & the Beautiful") and an 11 share - delivering 1.1 million Women 18-49. "OLTL" outperformed time period competitors "As the World Turns" by 31% and "Passions" by 23% for the week, and for the season the drama is outperforming "As the World Turns" by 40% and "Passions" by 28% in Women 18-49. In Female Teens, the drama was up 24% versus last year.

* "All My Children" was the No. 4*-ranked program, with a 1.7 rating (* tied with "One Life to Live" and "Bold & the Beautiful") and an 11 share - delivering 1.1 million Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34 the drama was up 7% versus the prior week to score its best numbers in the demo in six weeks. Among Female Teens, the drama was up 3% versus last year.

Season to date, ABC Daytime's drama lineup ranks No. 1, with a 1.8 rating and an 11 share - delivering 1.2 million Women 18-49 - outperforming CBS by 19% and NBC by 10% in actuals. In the full lineup, ABC Daytime is No. 1* with a 1.6 rating (* tied with NBC) and an 11 share - delivering 1.1 million Women 18-49, outperforming CBS by 16% and NBC by 3% in actuals.

Following are the Daytime drama and full Daytime ratings averages for the week:

DAYTIME DRAMAS: TOTAL VIEWERS WOMEN 18-49

No. 1 CBS 3,900,000 No. 1 ABC 1.8/11

No. 2 ABC 3,140,000 No. 2 NBC 1.6/10

o. 3 NBC 2,620,000 No. 3 CBS 1.5/10

FULL DAYTIME: TOTAL VIEWERS WOMEN 18-49

No. 1 CBS 4,110,000 No. 1 ABC 1.7/11

No. 2 ABC 3,100,000 No. 2 NBC 1.6/10

No. 3 NBC 2,620,000 No. 3 CBS 1.4/9

CBS Ratings Report

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Yes, glad to see ATWT at #3 in Total Viewers and also #3 in HH with a 10 share.

:D I am happy GL is back at #8 in Total Viewers. I dont see the big buzz(hype) about GL right now. I still see the show as pure sh#@...crap!

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Well at least AMC got an increase but its gonna have to up alot higher for this current sweeps to be a success. The fire and Ryass coming to the rescue though I doubt will make the ratings skyrocket :( sigh. Yikes they are in 6th in total viewers for demos. That is scary compared to last year they were usually nothing lower than 2 or 3.

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