For the first time in awhile, Seinfeld's at the top of the nielsen charts. Second was ER and then Veronica's closet. Don't look for Seinfeld to stay off #1 until its final episode airs in May, which is expected to be one of the most watched episodes of all time.
Here's a rundown of the top 10 1. Seinfeld 32.9 2. ER 32.2 3. Veronica's Closet 25.7 4. Touched by an Angel 24.1 5. Friends 23.7 6. The X-Files 21.4 7. Dateline NBC 21.1 8. 60 Minutes 19.8 9. King of the Hill 19.7 10. The Simpsons 19.2
This is great news. it would be nice to see it hold the
top spot until the very end. I doubt any show has ever
done anything remotely like that.
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(Remove XXXX to reply)I'm not sure, but I think Cheers held the top spot for a lot of weeks until it ended.
Dave <[email] > wrote in article ...
Believe it or not, there were three shows that ended their runs at number 1 on the Neilsen charts: "I Love Lucy", "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Cheers".