First Overnight Ratings Rise Since Season Premiere
By ChristianNovember 17, 2000 - 12:29 AM
As previously reported, ever since 'Unimatrix Zero, Part Two' turned in a highly successful performance at the start of the season, Voyager's overnight ratings (measuring only the top 47 television markets of the country) have been falling. Fortunately, according to a report we just posted at the Star Trek Nielsen Ratings Database, 'Body and Soul' finally brok that trend:
In its timeslot, Voyager did manage to win 4th place again, rising above both 'Felicity' on the WB and 'The $treet' on FOX. Felicity is continuing to show its newfound strength this season, earning a 4.0/6, while The $treet only got a 3.6/5, and seems to be rapidly approaching cancellation.
With the elections over, Voyager's overnight ratings finally experienced the first week-to-week rise since the beginning of this season, with 'Body and Soul' earning a 4.6 rating / 7 share (last week: 4.2/7). That is level with the 'Repression' overnight ratings from four weeks ago.
A look at what this might mean for the final ratings, expected on Tuesday, can be found in the full report.
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