As reported on Friday (story), the second episode of ENTERPRISE's third season, "Anomaly," improved on the season premiere in many ratings figures. Despite a slightly lower overnight rating, the final numbers for "Anomaly" revealed a 5% jump in overall viewers (4.29m vs. 4.07m), making it the most-watched episode since February's "Future Tense" (4.62m).

TV Barn reports that the show also demonstrated significant improvements in all the major demographic categories. In the Adults columns, "Anomaly" saw +27% among adults 18-34 (1.4/5 v. 1.1/4), +13% among adults 18-49 (1.8/6 v. 1.6/6), +20% among persons 12-34 (1.2/4 v. 1.0/4).

Breaking it down by gender, "Anomaly" also attracted the most women 18-34 and 18-49 since February. The second episode in particular saw gains of +20% among females 12-34 (1.2/4 v. 1.0/4), +40% among women 18-34 (1.4/5 v. 1.0/4), +25% among women 18-49 (1.5/5 v. 1.2/4). Improvements among the traditional male audience were also dramatic: +27% among men 18-34 (1.4/6 v. 1.1/5), +10% among men 18-49 (2.2/7 v. 2.0/7) and +12% among men 25-54 (2.9/8 v. 2.6/8).

Additionally, the site reports, that ENTERPRISE ranked number two among men 25-54 (2.9/8) for the eight o'clock hour, coming in behind only ABC's comedies.

For more on the show's rating performance, check out this page.