‘New York’ Tops The Competition To Start 2010

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The first CSI: New York episode to air in 2010, “Criminal Justice”, took the top spot on Wednesday, January 13. New York pulled in 14.08 million overall viewers, which was its highest showing of total viewers since the season premiere. In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, New York was first with a 3.6 rating/10 share for the hour. The Jay Leno Show (5.37 million) beat Ugly Betty (4.48 million) to take second place in total viewers. In the key demo, Betty (1.7/5) came out ahead of Leno (1.6/5) in the first half hour, but both series dropped to 1.5/4 at 10:30pm.

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