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Ratings for the week February 13-17, 2006

(Compared to Last Week/Compared to Last Year)

Total Viewers

1. Y&R 5,363,000 (+22,000/-90,000)

2. B&B 4,359,000 (+228,000/+382,000)

3. GH 3,595,000 (-112,000/-232,000)

4. AMC 3,401,000 (-29,000/-324,000)

5. ATWT 3,313,000 (+120,000/-178,000)

6. DAYS 3,294,000 (-95,000/-447,000)

7. OLTL 3,240,000 (-92,000/-289,000)

8. GL 2,845,000 (+144,000/-220,000)

9. PSNS 2,208,000 (+92,000/-714,000)

HH

1. Y&R 4.1/14 (-.1/-.1)

2. B&B 3.3/11 (same/+.1)

3. GH 2.9/9 (-.1/-.2)

4. AMC 2.8/9 (-.1/-.2)

5. DAYS 2.7/9 (+.1/-.2)

5. OLTL 2.7/9 (-.1/-.2)

7. ATWT 2.5/8 (-.1/-.4)

8. GL 2.2/7 (same/-.3)

9. PSNS 1.8/6 (+.1/-.4)

Women 18-49 Viewers

1. Y&R 1,392,000 (+18,000/-36,000)

2. GH 1,345,000 (-93,000/-166,0000)

3. AMC 1,302,000 (-25,000/-44,000)

4. OLTL 1,266,000 (-43,000/-61,000)

5. DAYS 1,233,000 (-33,000/-151,000)

6. B&B 1,088,000 (+37,000/-22,000)

7. PSNS 900,000 (-27,000/-284,000)

8. ATWT 868,000 (+8,000/-135,000)

9. GL 822,000 (+55,000/-47,000)

Women 18-49 Rating

1. Y&R 2.1/14 (same/-.1)

1. GH 2.1/12 (-.1/-.2)

3. AMC 2.0/12 (same/-.1)

4. DAYS 1.9/12 (same/-.2)

4. OLTL 1.9/12 (-.1/-.1)

6. B&B 1.7/10 (+.1/same)

7. PSNS 1.4/8 (same/-.4)

8. ATWT 1.3/8 (same/-.2)

8. GL 1.3/7 (+.1/same)

Girls 12-17 Viewers

1. GH 61,000 (-5,000/+28,000)

2. OLTL 56,000 (+5,000/+29,000)

3. AMC 53,000 (+10,000/+15,000)

4. DAYS 40,000 (+3,000/-21,000)

5. Y&R 36,000 (+10,000/-30,000)

6. PSNS 33,000 (-22,000/-42,000)

7. B&B 22,000 (-2,000/+1,000)

8. ATWT 13,000 (-13,000/-4,000)

9. GL 10,000 (-2,000/-12,000)

Women 18-34 Rating

1. DAYS 2.1/13 (+.2/same)

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

3. Y&R 1.5/11 (-.1/+.1)

4. OLTL 1.4/9 (same/+.1)

4. GH 1.4/8 (same/-.1)

6. AMC 1.3/9 (same/-.1)

6. B&B 1.3/8 (+.1/+.1)

8. ATWT 1.2/7 (+.2/-.1)

9. GL 1.1/7 (+.1/same)

Men 18+ Viewers

1. Y&R 1,269,000 (+36,000/-4,000)

2. B&B 1,018,000 (+99,000/+141,000)

3. ATWT 757,000 (+112,000/+97,000)

4. DAYS 640,000 (+10,000/-105,000)

5. GL 637,000 (+98,000/+46,000)

6. AMC 591,000 (-56,000/-123,000)

7. GH 524,000 (-41,000/-220,000)

8. OLTL 474,000 (-36,000/-157,000)

9. PSNS 456,000 (+65,000/-150,000)

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Day-To-Day Ratings - HH/Total Viewers

AMC

Monday: 3.1/3,762,000

Tuesday: 2.9/3,656,000

Wednesday: 2.7/3,155,000

Thursday: 2.7/3,235,000

Friday: 2.7/3,199,000

ATWT

Monday: 2.6/3,412,000

Tuesday: 2.4/3,278,000

Wednesday: 2.5/3,301,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,122,000

Friday: 2.6/3,450,000

B&B

Monday: 3.4/4,398,000

Tuesday: 3.2/4,431,000

Wednesday: 3.3/4,274,000

Thursday: 3.2/3,972,000

Friday: 3.5/4,722,000

DAYS

Monday: 2.7/3,325,000

Tuesday: 2.5/3,235,000

Wednesday: 2.7/3,345,000

Thursday: 2.7/3,230,000

Friday: 2.7/3,336,000

GH

Monday: 3.1/3,779,000

Tuesday: 2.8/3,512,000

Wednesday: 2.7/3,366,000

Thursday: 2.9/3,643,000

Friday: 2.9/3,672,000

GL

Monday: 2.4/2,979,000

Tuesday: 2.1/2,757,000

Wednesday: 2.3/2,933,000

Thursday: 2.1/2,620,000

Friday: 2.3/2,937,000

OLTL

Monday: 2.9/3,497,000

Tuesday: 2.6/3,223,000

Wednesday: 2.6/3,095,000

Thursday: 2.5/3,096,000

Friday: 2.7/3,291,000

PSNS

Monday: 1.8/2,186,000

Tuesday: 1.8/2,320,000

Wednesday: 1.8/2,306,000

Thursday: 1.7/2,113,000

Friday: 1.8/2,113,000

Y&R

Monday: 4.2/5,263,000

Tuesday: 4.1/5,408,000

Wednesday: 4.0/5,282,000

Thursday: 4.1/5,304,000

Friday: 4.3/5,559,000

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For the SEASON September 19, 2005 through February 19,

2006

HH

1. Y&R 4.2

2. B&B 3.3

3. GH 2.8

4. ATWT 2.7

5. OLTL 2.6

5. DAYS 2.6

7. AMC 2.6

8. GL 2.3

9. PSNS 1.7

Women 18-49 Rating

1. Y&R 2.0

1. 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 Ratings Report

ABC Ratings Report

February 24, 2006

Fringe Ratings Report: ABC Daytime Programming

Week of February 13-17, 2006

ABC’S DRAMA LINEUP RANKS NO. 1 FOR THE 58th 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 IS NO. 1 FOR THE 16th STRAIGHT WEEK

AND SEASON TO DATE AMONG WOMEN 18-49

ABC DAYTIME DELIVERS THREE OF TOP FIVE SHOWS FOR THE WEEK AND WINS ALL FOUR TIME PERIODS AMONG WOMEN 18-49 FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT WEEK, MARKING THE FIRST TIME SINCE MAY 2005 ABC HAS CONSECUTIVELY WON ALL FOUR TIME PERIODS

“GENERAL HOSPITAL” IS THE NO. 1* DRAMA FOR THE WEEK AMONG WOMEN 18-49

“GENERAL HOSPITAL” AND “ONE LIFE TO LIVE” TIE FOR THE NO. 1 SPOT

THIS WEEK AMONG FEMALE TEENS

ABC IS THE ONLY NETWORK TO POST GAINS VERSUS THE PRIOR WEEK AND

LAST YEAR IN THE FULL AND DRAMA LINEUPS AMONG FEMALE TEENS

“GENERAL HOSPITAL” OUTPERFORMED ITS TIME PERIOD COMPETITOR,

CBS’ “GUIDING LIGHT,” BY 64% AMONG WOMEN 18-49 FOR THE WEEK

AND BY 64% SEASON TO DATE

“ONE LIFE TO LIVE” OUTPERFORMED ITS TIME PERIOD COMPETITOR,

CBS’ “AS THE WORLD TURNS,” BY 46% AMONG WOMEN 18-49 FOR

THE WEEK AND BY 36% SEASON TO DATE

ABC WINS THE COMMON 1-3PM TIME PERIOD (THE ONLY TWO HOURS NBC PROGRAMS)

FOR THE 16th STRAIGHT WEEK (BEATING NBC BY 22%) AMONG WOMEN 18-49

Week of February 13-17, 2006

ABC’s Daytime Drama lineup was No. 1 for the 58th straight week among Women 18-49, ABC’s longest winning streak since the one ending June 2000, with a 2.0 rating and a 12 share -- delivering 1.3 million Women 18-49 for the week of February 13, 2006. ABC’s Daytime drama lineup outperformed CBS’ by 26% and NBC’s by 22% in actuals among Women 18-49. Among Female Teens, the drama lineup was up 6% versus the prior week (most growth) and 75% versus last year (only network up).

ABC’s Full Daytime schedule was No. 1 for the 16th straight week among Women 18-49, with a 1.8 rating and a 12 share — delivering an average audience of 1.2 million Women 18-49. ABC outperformed CBS by 21% and NBC by 13% in actuals among Women 18-49. Among Female Teens, the lineup was up 14% versus the prior week and 61% versus last year (only network up). In the 1-3pm

time period (the only two hours NBC programs), ABC was No. 1 for the 16th straight week, with a 2.0 rating and a 12 share – delivering 1.3 million Women 18-49 and outperforming NBC by 22% based on actuals.

ABC had three of the top five shows and won all four time periods for the week among Women 18-49:

• “The View” delivered a 1.4 rating and a 10 share – delivering an average audience of 930,000 Women 18-49. The talker beat the combined half-hours of “The Price is Right” by 7%, “As the World Turns” by 7%, “Guiding Light” by 13% and “Passions” by 3%. Among Female Teens, the talker was up 67% versus the prior week and 11% versus last year.

• “General Hospital” was the No. 1*-ranked program, with a 2.1 rating (* tied with “Young & the Restless”) and a 12 share -- delivering 1.3 million Women 18-49. “General Hospital” outdelivered “Days of our Lives” by 9% and also outdelivered its time period rival, “Guiding Light,” by 64% for the week. “GH” is outdelivering the drama by 64% season to date among Women 18-49. Among Female Teens, the drama ranked No. 1* (*tied with “OLTL”) and is up 85% versus the last year.

• “All My Children” was the No. 3-ranked program, with a 2.0 rating and a 12 share – delivering 1.3 million Women 18-49. “AMC” beat “Days of our Lives” by 6% and the hour combination of “Y&R”/”B&B” from 1-2p on CBS by 4% this week among Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34, the drama was up 3% versus the prior week, posting its best numbers in five weeks. Among Female Teens, the drama was up 23% versus the prior week and 39% versus last year.

• “One Life to Live” was the No. 4*-ranked program of the week, with a 1.9 rating (*tied with “Days of our Lives”) and a 12 share – delivering 1.3 million Women 18-49. “OLTL” outperformed time period competitors “As the World Turns” by 46% and “Passions” by 41% for the week. For the season, the drama is outperforming “As the World Turns” by 36% and “Passions” by 31% among Women 18-49. Among Women 18-34, the drama was up 1% versus the prior week and 6% versus last year, posting its best numbers in five weeks. Among Female Teens, the drama was No. 1* (*tied with “General Hospital”) and was up 10% versus the prior week and 107% versus last year (most growth).

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 21% and NBC by 14% in actuals. In the full lineup, ABC Daytime is No. 1, with a 1.7 rating and an 11 share – delivering 1.1 million Women 18-49, outperforming CBS by 16% and NBC by 6% 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 3,920,000 No. 1 ABC 2.0/12

No. 2 ABC 3,410,000 No. 2 NBC 1.6/10

No. 3 NBC 2,750,000 CBS 1.6/10

FULL DAYTIME: TOTAL VIEWERS WOMEN 18-49

No. 1 CBS 4,250,000 No. 1 ABC 1.8/12

No. 2 ABC 3,360,000 No. 2 NBC 1.6/10

No. 3 NBC 2,750,000 No. 3 CBS 1.5/10

CBS Ratings Report

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Dailies courtesy of Lskreet (ABC mb)

AMC

Monday 3.1

Tuesday 2.9

Wednesday 2.7

Thursday 2.7

Friday 2.7

OLTL

Monday 2.9

Tuesday 2.6

Wednesday 2.6

Thursday 2.5

Friday 2.7

GH

Monday 3.1

Tuesday 2.8

Wednesday 2.7

Thursday 2.9

Friday 2.9

DOOL

Monday 2.7

Tuesday 2.5

Wednesday 2.7

Thursday 2.7

Friday 2.7

PSSNS

Monday 1.8

Tuesday 1.8

Wednesday 1.8

Thursday 1.7

Friday 1.8

Y&R

Monday 4.2

Tuesday 4.1

Wednesday 4.0

Thursday 4.1

Friday 4.3

B&B

Monday 3.4

Tuesday 3.2

Wednesday 3.3

Thursday 3.2

Friday 3.5

ATWT

Monday 2.6

Tuesday 2.4

Wednesday 2.5

Thursday 2.5

Friday 2.6

Guiding Light

Monday 2.4

Tuesday 2.1

Wednesday 2.3

Thursday 2.1

Friday 2.3

1. Y&R 4.1

2. B&B 3.3

3. GH 2.9

4. AMC 2.8

5. DOOL 2.7

5. OLTL 2.7

7. ATWT 2.5

8. GL 2.2

9. Passions 1.8

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I agree. They could get better numbers if they fire that gawd awful Head Writer of theirs. No one was really interested in who got trap with whom. I know that I wasn't interested in Ryan and Kendall or Zach, Simone and Ethan being trapped together or Ethan dying. Thorsten did an excellent job with Ethan's death, but everything else wasn't interesting at all. If the writing was good than you would not see numbers drop from 3.1 on Monday to 2.9 on Tuesday and another 200,000 viewers. It's the writing. They should be lucky that they go an over 2.8 for the week.

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Well it is not only that but I think fans are getting tired of these big disaster storylines or little plots and they are done so poorly. I mean just like when Dynasty has the big shooting at the wedding of Amanda and all this blookd was there and then nothing when it returned. I mean they go to all this big thing to have this bomb to go off and make it look so bad. Then you have a few people slightly injured and one person dies. It is really so unrealistic and I would rather see them go another route and that is any show and not just AMC. They are just getting very annoying. This was a sweeps thing and that was it. She got her 3.1 with people tuning in to see who got hurt. That was the fascination. When it was done just as badly and unrealistic as all the others have been then the fascination was over for many.

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The ratings for last Monday aren't as high as I would've guess based on the snowstorm that hit the Northeast a couple of days before. It'll be interesting to see the viewer numbers -- i.e., more people stuck in the house watching rather than HHs. ATWT's ratings have really stalled.

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