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11:26:11 on October 10 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Enterprise | stenterprise.com
Overnight ratings for Wednesday night are in and according to Zap2it and MediaWeek's Marc Berman, the first-run presentation of ENTERPRISE's fourh episode, "Dead Stop," built significantly on last week's gain. The show, directed by Roxann Dawson, garnered a 5.4/8 in the metered market figures (top 53 markets), a whopping three tenths of a point higher than last week's impressive "Minefield" performance (5.1/8). That episode ended up with the highest final rating for the series since February (story) and was watched by an estimated 5.2 million viewers.
"Dead Stop" beat competitor DAWSON'S CREEK on the WB (4.4/7) for a fifth place finish in the eight o'clock hour and improves to become the highest-rated installment of the new season, coming in five tenths of a point higher than the overnight rating for the season premiere, "Shockwave, Part II" (4.9/8), on September 18th. It's enough for Berman to call the series this week "a relatively powerful player." Expect final numbers for "Stop" to surpass "Minefield" and continue an upward trend for the series, which industry analysts have recently cited as an underperformer (story).
For the night, UPN took the sixth place spot with 4.3/6 behind the WB's 5.4/8, which was helped by the series premiere of BIRDS OF PREY. That show debuted with a 6.4/9 overnight performance and trounced UPN's TWILIGHT ZONE (3.3/5) by 94% according to Berman's Programming Insider. As usual, NBC won the night overall with THE WEST WING (10.7/17) and LAW & ORDER (13.5/23).
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