1. “The Great Simpsina” (season 22) – 4.99 million
2. “Politically Inept, With Homer Simpson” (season 23) – 5.11 million
3. “Million Dollar Maybe” (season 21) – 5.11 million
4. “Moe Goes From Rags To Riches” (season 23) - 5.12 million
5. “Four Great Women and a Manicure” (season 20) – 5.16 million

The next installment of ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ followed, with 4.43 million viewers, which, comparatively is not that bad for a new show, but in the bigger picture, makes it no more successful than Bob’s Burgers or Allen Gregory. At 9.00, Family Guy had 5.91 million viewers, while American Dad ended the night with 4.76 million.

Fox was in clear fourth place overall as well as among adults 18-49. The next new episode ‘The Daughter Also Rises’, airs on February 12.

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Still, it wasn’t a bad showing at all – it beat out the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards in its timeslot, making it the #1 show at 8pm. Series premiere of Napoleon Dynamite – an animated show based on the live action cult-film of the same name – fared well thanks to the inflated figures, with 9.51 million watching. Family Guy followed with 8.50 million viewers, while a second episode of Napoleon Dynamite aired at 9.30pm to 7.15 million viewers.

Fox was first overall for the night, as well as among adults 18-49. New episode Moe Goes from Rags to Riches next goes to air on January 29. You may rate The Doh-cial Network below using our poll:

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1. “The Great Simpsina” (season 22) – 4.99 million
2. “Politically Inept, With Homer Simpson” (season 23) – 5.11 million
3. “Million Dollar Maybe” (season 21) – 5.11 million
4. “Four Great Women and a Manicure” (season 20) – 5.16 million
5. “Postcards from the Wedge” (season 21) – 5.23 million

The rest of Fox’s night had Cleveland Show on 4.37 million viewers, Family Guy on 6.03 million, and American Dad with 4.59 million viewers. Fox was fourth overall for the night and third among viewers 18 – 49.

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The Cleveland Show (4.98 million) took the place of Allen Gregory this week, though you wouldn’t know it based purely on the results. It might take viewers a few weeks to notice this scheduling change. A new Family Guy followed with 6.05 million viewers, while American Dad ended the night on 4.99 million viewers.

The big winner for the night was NBC’s Sunday Night Football (peaking at 24.02 million), while The Amazing Race finale on CBS had 13.68 million viewers. ABC’s ‘Once Upon A Time’ had 8.91 mllion at 8.00pm.

Fox finished fourth overall for the night but placed third among adults 18 – 49.

That was the last new episode of The Simpsons for the year, but if you missed the episode (which has received high acclaim on fan forums), it will rerun Friday night at 9.30pm and again on Christmas Day if you’re into watching TV on that night. The next new episode is “Politically Inept, With Homer Simpson” which will air January 8. Last night’s episode can be rated below with a choice of five humorous Christmas carol selections (re-used from last year, no less… sshhhhut uuuuuup):

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The Simpsons was up this week in viewership as 9.01 million viewers tuned in to see “The Ten-Per-Cent Solution”.  Up against the Simpsons was Sunday Night Football on NBC (14.16 million), The Amazing Race on CBS (9.63 million), and ABC’s Once Upon a Time (9.61 million).

The Simpsons had the highest ratings on FOX for the night, beating out Allen Gregory (5.21 million), Family Guy (7.05 million), and The Cleveland Show (5.43 million).  FOX released their mid-season schedule and the big noticeable change was Allen Gregory missing completely. It’s widely perceived that Allen Gregory will be cancelled.

Fox was in 4th place for the night in viewership, but finished second in the 18-49 demographic.

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A total of 5.61 million viewers tuned into Sunday’s episode “The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants”. This is a a slight drop from the 5.74 million who watched the week before.  The Simpsons was up against CBS’ 60 Minutes (15.36 million viewers), Sunday Night Football on NBC (13.42 million viewers), and ABC’s new show Once Upon a Time (10.66 million viewers).

The Simpsons was the highest rated show on FOX for the night.  Alan Gregory had 3.12 million viewers. Family Guy took in 5.51 million and American Dad 4.46 million.

Fox finished in 4th place for the night and in the 18-49 demographic.

Allen Gregory scored far worse, 3.97 million viewers tuned in this week, while the rest of us stayed away, but could hear the sounds of a sharpening axe looming in the distance. Against recent trends, Family Guy managed to recover Fox for the night, with 6.04 million viewers, toppling The Simpsons for the first time in a while. American Dad rounded out the night with 4.79 million viewers.

Fox was fourth placed overall as well as among adults 18-49.

Another new episode, “The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants” airs next Sunday night.

Fox was third overall for the night and second among adults 18 -49, boosted by Football which aired prior to The Simpsons.

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‘Allen Gregory’ followed at 8.30 with a very weak 4.31 million viewers, which goes to show, you cannot always successfully launch a new show off the back of a proven performer. Those numbers are far weaker than Bob’s Burgers. They’re also destroying Family Guy, providing a weak lead-in to a new episode has given the show its second week of low numbers – 5.73 million people tuned in. American Dad ended the night with 4.78 million viewers.

Fox was second placed among total viewers as well as in the 18 – 49 demographic. NBC beat the network in both categories thanks to Sunday Night Football.

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New show ‘Allen Gregory’ started weak, losing almost half of the Simpsons lead in and receiving 4.73 million viewers in total. This seemed to have a flow-on effect, as an all new Family Guy followed with 5.96 million viewers. The Cleveland Show ended the night in its new timeslot with a paltry 4.63 million. Fox was fourth overall for the night and third among adults 18 – 49.

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