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Posted: 18:03:41 on November 20 2002
By: Steve Krutzler
Dept: Enterprise | stenterprise.com

Written by Alexander Chase

The Wednesday print edition of USA Today has published the final ratings for the week of November 11-17. UPN's ENTERPRISE tied FOX's Firefly for 6th place with 4.5 million viewers and a 3.0/5 rating and share. "The Communicator's" 4.5 million viewers tied last season's "Fusion" for the least watched episode of the series to date. The numbers for "The Communicator" mark a decline of at least 300,000 viewers from the prior week's "The Seventh," making it the new least-watched episode of the season. The downturn may be worrisome for UPN since the poor performance of "Fusion" was partially attributable to running opposite of The Grammy Awards; no such heavyweight competition for "The Communicator"... unless you count the 4.8 million viewers who helped the WB's Dawson's Creek beat ENTERPRISE for the first time in weeks.

Unfortunately, this is also the second straight viewership decline for the latest TREK during the November Sweeps ratings period and the third straight decline overall (beginning with "Marauders"). In the year-to-year period, ENT averaged 7.25 million viewers during the first two weeks of November Sweeps, each episode declining until an upswing by November 28th's "Cold Front." By comparison, the first two airings in the period this season have averaged 4.65 million viewers.

However, some order was restored as Alias reclaimed the top slot from that WB up-start, Smallville. As per usual, FOX's John Doe and The WB's Charmed followed in the #3 and # 4 slots. UPN's Buffy the Vampire Slayer surged ahead (or, really, stood still while ENT fell back) to secure the # 5 slot. The WB's Angel has a mini-recovery this week with its "Reign of Fire" episode featuring icky sex, fire and brimstone (otherwise known as the Apocalypse), adding 700,000 viewers over the abysmal performance of the last two weeks. The WB's Birds of Prey showed signs of falling further back with only 4.0 million viewers and a 9th place finish. A UPN show brought up the rear, as usual.

Top Ranked Science Fiction/Fantasy Genre Network Series
November 11-17 (based on number of viewers)

1) Alias (ABC) - 5.9/9 (9.7 million)
2) Smallville (WB) - 4.3/7 (7.4 million)
3) John Doe (FOX) - 4.0/7 (6.8 million)
4) Charmed (WB) - 3.1/5 (5.1 million)
5) Buffy the Vampire Slayer (UPN) - 3.1/5 (4.8 million)
6) Enterprise (UPN) - 3.0/5 (4.5 million)
6) Firefly (FOX) - 2.9/5 (4.5 million)
8) Angel (WB) - 2.6/4 (4.3 million)
9) Birds of Prey (WB) - 2.5/4 (4.0 million)
10) The Twilight Zone (UPN) - 1.9/3 (2.9 million)

For the week, NBC finally secured its first win of the season with an average of 13.6 million viewers, followed by CBS' 12.7 million. The streak remained alive and well this week for UPN (look out Joe Dimaggio) as they finished in last place again with an average of 4.2 million viewers; 500, 000 behind The WB. NEXT WEEK: Whatever happened to ABC's premiere of Dinotopia?

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