Ratings dipped once again for CSI: New York, but the latest episode still came out on top in the 9:00pm hour on Friday, October 7. “Cavallino Rampante” pulled in 9.75 million viewers, putting it ahead of Dateline (5.62 million), Fringe (3.23 million), a repeat of Revenge (2.86 million) and Supernatural (1.64 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York earned a 1.6 rating/5 share, which was equal to the score from last week. Dateline and Fringe tied for second with a 1.3/4 for the hour, followed by Revenge (0.9/3) and Supernatural (0.7/2).

Source: TV Media Insights

The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Bittersweet”, earned the top spot on Wednesday, October 5. The show pulled in 11.81 million viewers, which is up slightly from last week. This was more than enough to put CSI ahead of Law & Order: SVU (7.88 million) and Revenge (7.69 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI came in first with a 2.9 rating/8 share, putting it ahead of Revenge (2.5/7) and SVU (2.1/3).

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The adjusted ratings for the latest episode of CSI: Miami, “Stiff”, are now available. The episode was delayed in the Eastern and Central timezones due to football coverage, but the series pulled in 10.34 million viewers for the hour, which is up from the premiere. In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, “Stiff” earned a 2.4 rating (no share available).

Source: TV by the Numbers

The second episode of CSI: New York’s eighth season earned the top spot on Friday, September 30. “Keep It Real” pulled in 9.86 million viewers, which is down from last week’s premiere; however, this was still enough to put the crime drama ahead of the first hour of Dateline (5.50 million), a repeat of Pan Am (4.15 million), Fringe (3.14 million) and Supernatural (1.77 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York came in first with a 1.6 rating/5 share. This was followed by Dateline (1.4/3), Fringe (1.2/4), Pan Am (1.1/4) and Supernatural (0.7/2).

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The second episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s twelfth season took the top spot on Wednesday, September 28. “Tell Tale Hearts” pulled in 11.65 million viewers, which was down nearly a million from the season premiere last week. However, this was still enough to beat competitors Revenge (8.55 million) and Law & Order: SVU (7.14 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI earned the same score as the premiere: a 3.1 rating/8 share. This put it ahead of Revenge (2.8/7) and SVU (2.0/5).

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The season ten premiere of CSI: Miami was delayed in some areas due to football overrun, but the final Sunday night ratings are now available. “Countermeasures” pulled in 9.89 million viewers and a 2.3 rating/6 share in the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers. These numbers are pretty even with the season nine finale. The episode aired against football on NBC, which averaged 20.36 million viewers and 8.3/21 from 8:30-11:00pm. The other scripted programme on at 10:00pm was the new series Pan Am, which earned 11.06 million viewers and 3.1/8 for ABC.

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CSI: New York’s eighth season debuted at the top of the ratings on Friday, September 23. “Indelible” pulled in 10.66 million viewers, beating Dateline (6.39 million), a repeat of the Revenge pilot (4.13 million), Fringe (3.53 million) and Supernatural (1.95 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York earned a 1.8 rating/6 share. This tied the crime drama with Dateline (1.8/6) and put it ahead of Fringe (1.5/5), Revenge (1.0/3) and Supernatural (0.8/2). Compared to the season seven finale, New York’s ratings were up slightly but remain even.

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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation started its twelfth season with a first place finish in overall viewers for “73 Seconds” on Wednesday, September 21. The premiere pulled in 12.59 million viewers in its new timeslot, putting it ahead of the new ABC drama Revenge (10.15 million) and Law & Order: SVU (7.60 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Revenge came first with a 3.4 rating/9 share, followed by CSI (3.1/8) and SVU (2.3/6). These numbers may be a far cry from past seasons of CSI, but the premiere earned more than a million more viewers than the season 11 finale back in May, and the demo was up as well. We’ll see in the coming weeks how the crime drama fares in its new timeslot with new leading man Ted Danson (DB Russell).

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Deadline posted the complete series rankings for the 2010-2011 broadcast TV season. In overall viewers, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation was #10 with 13.63 million viewers, CSI: Miami earned 11.97 million to come in #21, and CSI: New York took 33rd place with 10.82 million viewers. In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI was 28th with a 3.3 rating/8 share on average for the season. Miami was #42 with 2.9/8, and CSI:NY came in 75th with 2.1/6.

Source: Deadline Hollywood

The season finale of CSI: New York, “Exit Strategy”, took the top spot on Friday, May 13. The episode pulled in 10.22 million viewers, which is up almost a million viewers from the last episode and marks the highest total since April 2. These numbers were more than enough to put CSI: NY ahead of Dateline (5.26 million), Primetime: What Would You Do? (3.71 million), a repeat of Kitchen Nightmares (3.23 million) and the series finale of Smallville (3.14 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York won the hour with a 1.6 rating/5 share. Smallville and Kitchen Nightmares tied for second with 1.4/5, and Primetime and Dateline came last with 1.2/4.

Source: TV by the Numbers

The season finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “In a Dark, Dark House”, shared the top spot on Thursday, May 12. The episode pulled in 11.49 million viewers, which is up nearly a million viewers from last week. This was enough to put CSI ahead of Bones (11.00 million), Grey’s Anatomy (9.36 million), NBC’s combination of The Office (6.24 million) and Parks and Recreation (4.55 million), and the season finale of Nikita on the CW (1.94 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI came in a distant fourth place with a 2.6 rating/7 share in the 9:00pm hour, although this was up slightly from the previous episode. Bones was first for the hour with 3.3/9, followed by Grey’s (3.1/8), NBC’s average of 2.8/8, CSI and Nikita (0.7/2).

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The season finale of CSI: Miami, “Mayday”, shared the top spot on Sunday, May 8. The episode pulled in 9.69 million viewers, which put the series ahead of the third hour of Celebrity Apprentice (8.02 million) and the season finale of Brothers & Sisters (7.18 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Apprentice won the hour with a 2.8 rating/8 share. Miami and Brothers tied for second with 2.0/5.

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The latest episode of CSI: New York, “Life Sentence”, won the hour on Friday, May 6. The series pulled in 9.31 million viewers, which was up slightly from the last episode, and it was more than enough to put the series ahead of the first hour of Dateline (5.20 million), Primetime: What Would You Do? (4.04 million), the season finale of Fringe (3.30 million) and Supernatural (2.08 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York was down slightly from last week with a 1.5 rating/5 share for the hour. However, that was still enough to beat the competition. Dateline earned a 1.4/4 at 9:00pm, Fringe and Primetime tied with 1.2/4, and Supernatural rounded out the hour with 0.9/3.

Source: TV by the Numbers

The latest episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Cello and Goodbye”, took a hit in the ratings on Thursday, May 5. The episode pulled in 10.46 million viewers, which was down from last week and put the series in second place behind Bones (11.09 million). Grey’s Anatomy was third with 9.86 million viewers, followed by NBC’s combination of The Office (6.76 million) and Parks and Recreation (5.07 million). Nikita rounded out the hour with 1.93 million viewers. In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, Grey’s was first with a 3.5 rating/10 share, followed by Bones (3.3/9), NBC’s average of 3.1/9, CSI (2.2/6) and Nikita (0.8/2).

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The final ratings for Sunday, May 1 are now available. Due to President Barack Obama’s speech regarding the death of Osama bin Laden, CSI: Miami was preempted on the West Coast and interrupted elsewhere in the country; TV By the Numbers reports that the ratings offer only 80% coverage. According to the final numbers, “G.O.” pulled in 7.65 million viewers and a 1.8 rating/5 share in the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers. These are series low numbers, but keep in mind that they only offer a partial picture due to the preemptions and interruptions.

Don’t forget that CBS will re-air “G.O.” on Saturday, May 7 at 9:00pm ET/PT for those who missed the episode and didn’t catch it online.