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June 20th, 2008

SFTV Ratings: June 13 – 19, 2008

Following are the ratings for speculative fiction shows that aired on the broadcast networks in the past week (all shows were in repeat):

SHOW | [NETWORK] | Rating (No. of Households)

  • 1. Smallville [CW] 1.5 (1.69 million households) 
  • 2. Supernatural [CW] 1.3 (1.47 million households)
  • 3. Reaper [CW] 1.1 (1.24 million households)
  • 4. Ghost Whisperer [CBS] 1.0 (1.13 million households)

Source: Nielsen Media Research

June 15th, 2008

SFTV Ratings: June 6 – 11, 2008

Following are the ratings for speculative fiction shows that aired on the broadcast networks last week (all shows were in repeat):

SHOW | [NETWORK] | Rating (No. of Households)

  • 1. Ghost Whisperer 9 p.m. [CBS] 3.9 (4.40 million households)
  • 2. Ghost Whisperer 8 p.m. [CBS] 3.7 (4.17 million households)
  • 3. Smallville [CW] 1.3 (1.47 million households) 
  • 4. (tie) Supernatural [CW] 1.2 (1.35 million households)
  • 4. (tie) Reaper [CW] 1.2 (1.35 million households)

Source: Nielsen Media Research

June 7th, 2008

SFTV Ratings: May 30 – June 5, 2008

Following are the ratings for speculative fiction shows that aired on the broadcast networks last week (all shows were in repeat):

SHOW | [NETWORK] | Rating (No. of Viewers)

  • 1. Ghost Whisperer [CBS] 1.4 (1.58 million viewers)
  • 2. Reaper [CW] 1.1 (1.24 million viewers)
  • 3. (tie) Smallville [CW] 0.6 (0.68 million viewers) 
  • 3. (tie) Supernatural [CW] 0.6 (0.68 million viewers)

Source: Nielsen Media Research

April 6th, 2007

Top 10: March 2007

Below are the most popular articles, and search terms for FanDominion for March 2007.

Top 10 Most-Popular Articles

1. Narnia fans: Recipe for authentic Turkish Delight
2.. A ‘Charmed’ run as series enters the history books
3. Sci Fi Magazine: The Top 10 sexiest men and women of sci fi
4. Smallville, Supernatural picked up for 2006-2007, Charmed canceled
5. The Most-Successful Science Fiction and Fantasy Films of 2006
6. Most-Successful Sci Fi and Fantasy Movies of 2005 (so far)
7. List of new CW, My Network Affiliates
8. ‘Heroes,’ ‘Lost’ top genre nominees for 2007 Golden Globes
9. ABC taps David E. Kelly to develop sci-fi crime drama for fall 2007
10. ‘Smallville’ dominates Thursday genre TV ratings; ‘Alias’ collapses, ‘Night Stalker’ struggles
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March 1st, 2007

Top 10: February 2007

Below are the most popular articles, and search terms for FanDominion for February 2007.

Top 10 Most-Popular Articles
1. Narnia fans: Recipe for authentic Turkish Delight
2. Top 10: December 2006
3. List of new CW, My Network Affiliates
4. Sunset for ABC’s ‘Day Break’ as show cancelled
5. A ‘Charmed’ run as series enters the history books
6. Sci Fi Magazine: The Top 10 sexiest men and women of sci fi
7. WGA nominations honor Lost, Heroes, Battlestar Galactica writers
8. Smallville, Supernatural picked up for 2006-2007, Charmed canceled
9. Most-Successful Sci Fi and Fantasy Movies of 2005
10. Trek’s Takei boldly comes out of the closet
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February 1st, 2007

Top 10: January 2007

Below are the most popular articles, and search terms for FanDominion for January 2007.

Top 10 Most-Popular Articles
1. Sunset for ABC’s ‘Day Break’ as show cancelled
2. Sci Fi Magazine: The Top 10 sexiest men and women of sci fi
3. Narnia fans: Recipe for authentic Turkish Delight
4. Video: Two more Jericho sneak peek videos here
5. Smallville, Supernatural picked up for 2006-2007, Charmed canceled
6. List of new CW, My Network Affiliates
7. Press Release: Genius Products & The Weinstein Company Announce Strategic Alliance With RHI Entertainment
8. Studio picks younger, hunky and blond ‘James Bond’?
9. Press Release: ‘Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures’ Approved for Xbox 360
10. First Look: Dresden Files
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January 5th, 2007

Top 10: December 2006

Below are the most popular articles, and search terms for FanDominion for December 2006.

Top 10 Most-Popular Articles
1. Sci Fi Magazine: The Top 10 sexiest men and women of sci fi
2. Sunset for ABC’s ‘Day Break’ as show cancelled
3. List of new CW, My Network Affiliates (March 2006)
4. Narnia fans: Recipe for authentic Turkish Delight (December 2005)
5. Film Review: ‘Vendetta’ does future imperfect in perfect pitch (March 2006)
6. ‘Heroes,’ ‘Lost’ top genre nominees for 2007 Golden Globes
7. ABC taps David E. Kelly to develop sci-fi crime drama for fall 2007 (March 2006)
8. Film Review: Hello Double-O-Sexy, goodbye spy fi
9. Sci Fi UK plans British invasion of ‘Ice Planet’ (April 2006)
10. Aussie mag offers free access SF from back issues (March 2006)

NOTE: It is nice to see that some of the older stories here are still popular.
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December 26th, 2006

Sci Fi Magazine: The Top 10 sexiest men and women of sci fi

The February 2007 issue of Sci Fi magazine lists its choices for the 20 sexist people in science fiction film and TV. The 10 men and women are as follows:

Top 10 Sexiest Men of Sci Fi 2007
1. Taye Diggs (Day Break, House on Haunted Hill)
2. Jamie Bamber (Battlestar Galactica)
3. Naveen Andrews (Lost, Rollerball, Mighty Joe Young)
4. Justin Hartley (Smallville, Mercy Reef)
5. Daniel Craig (Casino Royale, Tomb Raider)
6. Clive Owen (Children of Men, Sin City)
7. Paul Blackthorne (The Dresden Files)
8. Santiago Cabrera (Heroes)
9. Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight, The Brothers Grimm, A Knight’s Tale)
10. Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, Smallville, Dark Angel)

Top 10 Sexiest Women of Sci Fi 2007
1. Evangeline Lilly (Lost, Kingdom Hospital)
2. Jessica Alba (Fantastic Four, Sin City, Dark Angel)
3. Erica Durance (Smallville, Butterfly Effect 2)
4. Jessica Biel (Blade Trinity)
5. Eva Mendes (Ghost Rider)
6. Jennifer Love Hewitt (Ghost Whisperer)
7. Grace Park (Battlestar Galactica)
8. Freema Agyeman (Doctor Who)
9. Kristanna Loken (Terminator 3, Painkiller Jane)
10. Ali Larter (Heroes, Final Destination)

December 25th, 2006

SFTV Ratings: ‘Medium’ repeat dominates genre TV last week

For the week ending December 24, 2006 (Monday through Sunday),”Be Kind, Rewind,” a repeat episode of NBC’s Medium drew the largest audience of all science fiction and fantasy series on broadcast network television, according to Nielsen figures gleaned from various media outlets.

Second and third, respectively, were repeat episodes of the CW’s Smallville and Supernatural. Facing no new episodes of CSI or Grey’s Anatomy, Supernatural’s share of the 18-to-49 year old audience grew compared to last week, while Smallville‘s ratings remained stable.

THE LIST
1. Medium 5.12 million households (2.87 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Be Kind, Rewind”

2. Smallville 1.89 million households (1.44 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Reunion”

3. Supernatural 1.45 million households (1.18 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things”

December 23rd, 2006

Video: Supernatural’s Jensen Ackles Q&A

Jensen Ackles, who plays Dean Winchester on The CW network’s Supernatural, answers viewer questions in this video: