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Top 20 prime-time TV programs

Prime-time viewership numbers compiled by the Nielsen Co. for Jan. 25-31. Listings include the week’s ranking and viewership.

Roger Catlin: TV Eye: ‘Greatest Commercials 2010,’ ‘American Idol’

The ninth annual ” Super Bowl ’s Greatest Commercials 2010″ counts down the best commercials of the decade, and by “best,” they usually mean funniest.

TV Eye: ‘Greatest Commercials 2010,’ ‘American Idol’

The ninth annual ” Super Bowl ’s Greatest Commercials 2010″ counts down the best commercials of the decade, and by “best,” they usually mean funniest.

More safe than ‘Extraordinary’

John Crowley , left, pushes Dr. Robert Stonehill to help save his children in “Extraordinary Measures.” Richland boy to make TV debut on ‘Criminal Minds’ Richland boy to make TV debut on ‘Criminal Minds’ Nine-year-old Joseph Marsh’s big dreams of acting are becoming reality when he appears on the popular police drama Criminal Minds on Wednesday.

CBS and Fox Lead Holiday Week of Dec. 28

National Ratings in Prime-Time: Week of December 28, 2009 Ratings Box: What’s Hot/What’s Not TV Tidbits: Notes of Interest TV Trivia Time: Tuesday 1/05/10 HH Rtg/Shr Fox 6.5/10 NBC 5.8/ 9 ABC 2.5/ 4 CW 0.7/ 1 -Percent Change From the Year-Ago Evening : Fox: +91, CBS: + …

Jonathan Storm: TV series shows Canada in a dark, new light

A murder in “Durham County”: The victim is Nathalie Lacroix , lover of the detective protagonist Mike Sweeney, played by Hugh Dillon.

Top 20 prime-time TV programs

Prime-time viewership numbers compiled by the Nielsen Co. for Dec. 21-27. Listings include the week’s ranking and viewership.

CBS dominates week

CBS dominated primetime’s ratings race last week thanks to originals of its strong scripted series and the concluding hours of reality vet “Survivor.” The Eye loaded up on firstrun fare in a week when its rivals opted for mostly repeats and holiday specs.

CBS continues to dominate primetime

Behind a one-two punch of “Criminal Minds” and “CSI: NY,” CBS took home the Wednesday ratings race by a clear margin over second-place Fox, which offered the season finale of “So You Think You Can Dance.” Not even a performance by “American Idol” runner-up Adam Lambert on the two-hour show was good enough to propel the net over the Eye.