‘CSI’ Wins Viewers But Not The Key Demo

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The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation‘s tenth season, “Working Stiffs”, won the 9:00pm hour in total viewers on Thursday, October 8. The episode pulled in 14.63 million viewers, which was down a million from the week before. Despite the drop, CSI had enough viewers to beat the competition. Grey’s Anatomy had 13.79 million viewers, an hour-long episode of The Office pulled in 9.10 million, Fringe was fourth with 6.10 million, and Supernatural rounded out the hour with 2.47 million viewers.

In the key 18-49 demographic, CSI was third for the hour with a 3.4 rating/9 share, putting it behind Grey’s Anatomy (5.3/13) and the hour-long Office (4.5/12) episode on NBC. Fringe (2.1/5) and Supernatural (1.1/3) were fourth and fifth, respectively.

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