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Sunday night’s new episode of The Simpsons titled ‘Catch Me If You Can’ managed slightly better figures than last week but still remains lower than the episodes that aired this time last year. Just over 10 million viewers tuned in to watch Bart and Lisa chase Homer and Marge on a wacky and erotic adventure [...]

Matt Groening’s heavily promoted appearance in The Simpsons failed to attract a larger-than-normal audience on Sunday night. The new episode titled My Big Fat Geek Wedding was watched by 9.1 million viewers, falling short of many of this season’s episodes. The rerun of The President Wore Pearls at 8:30pm attracted the same amount of viewers [...]

The Simpsons double once again proved fairly successful for the Fox network. The Wandering Juvie at 8pm peaked at 10.5 million viewers, while the 8:30pm rerun of The Regina Monologues scored 11.4 million. Fox tied with NBC this Sunday for first place in the 18 – 49 demographic. Fox looks set to pack new episodes [...]

Fox’s comedy lineup finally bounced back out ahead Sunday after the network dropped some dead weight. With redesigned 7pm and 8pm hours, Fox placed first among adults 18-49 for the night. NBC was second, ABC third, with CBS coming in fourth. Positions were switched overall, however, with CBS in first place and Fox in fourth, [...]

Fox continues to under-perform in the ratings on Sunday nights, but not thanks to The Simpsons. The Ziff Who Came To Dinner received 10.6 million viewers nationwide, a far cry from its best efforts but a decent figure all the same, and enough to come first place for the hour in the 18 – 49 [...]

This Sunday saw a Simpsons double, with new episode Smart & Smarter at 8:00pm, followed by a rerun of I, D’oh-Bot at 8:30pm. This is the standard schedule for a Simpsons double, and once again Fox received the standard result. 12.5 million viewers tuned in for Simon Cowell’s appearance at 8pm while 12.8 million caught [...]

It’s another week of disappointing figures for The Simpsons after last week’s airing of “Margical History Tour” was trounced by the Grammy Awards as well as two other networks. “Milhouse Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” ranked #49 for the week with a total of 9.43 million viewers. While CBS easily swept the four primetime hours on [...]