Source: SciFi Wire
SCI FI’s new original series Eureka garnered the network’s highest-ever ratings for a series telecast in its history. The July 18 two-hour premiere got a 3.2 household rating, or 4 million viewers. That included 1.9 million aged 25-54 and 1.7 million aged 18-49.
Eureka was the number-one cable program on July 18 in household ratings, total viewers and in the 25-54 and 18-49 demographics.
Eureka was also the highest-rated and most-watched premiere telecast of a cable original series in Tuesday prime time this year.
Eureka is executive produced by Andrew Cosby and Jaime Paglia and stars Colin Ferguson, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Joe Morton, Jordan Hinson, Debrah Farentino and Ed Quinn. It airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
(The pilot episode will rerun this Friday, July 21, 2006 at 7PM ET).
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If you haven't had a chance to see this it is going to be repeated a couple of times. Sorry don't have the dates/times right here.
Now having said that it will be repeated...go watch this show! SciFi may have found the clue that good writing/good stories will get you viewers! (I won't start the wrestling rant which is where SciFi has lost its mind).
It's a combination of X-Files with, from what I have read, what it must have been like to live in Los Alamos when that wasn't on the map and it was a "company town" all be it a government company town.
Greatest line from the show so far.
U.S. Marshall "Who are you Einstien"
Eleven year old kid "No. I'm an Openhiemer"
Yes physics humor folks.
chiefted,
I think the next line by the kid was something like "The Einsteins on the next street", or something similar.
And I agree: best line of the show.
Quality, original programming that is in line with the identity of the SciFi network sets a record......Hallelujah!
Now can we please get rid of wrasslin'?
Definately my new Favorite show on SciFi... Very well done...
***Now can we please get rid of wrasslin’?***
My thoughts exactly...
I thought Eureka was good and look forward to seeing more of it. The show that really impressed me was Dead Like Me. I remember it being on HBO or Showtime. Today I bought the season one and two dvds, and watched the first seven shows straight in a row.
I have to admit, I was expecting another "boa vs python" flick, but was surprised how pleasing the show was. I don't think we have another BSG, but it has potential to be a SG1. I allready put a season pass on my Tivo,
If anyone missed the pilot, they've got it availabe online at http://www.scifi.com/pulse
And if also airs again this evening before Stargate kicks of...
fred Says:
July 21st, 2006 at 7:50 am
I thought Eureka was good and look forward to seeing more of it. The show that really impressed me was Dead Like Me. I remember it being on HBO or Showtime. Today I bought the season one and two dvds, and watched the first seven shows straight in a row.
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Last night I was watching Sci-Fi and...what? Did I see an ad for "Dead Like Me"?? Yaaaaay!!!! I just recently added it to my Netflix queue.
And they're also going to be running the unfortunately canceled "Night Stalker" as well. Though I got the Complete Series DVD set, I'm happy to see that ALL of the episodes will be shown.
It was a very good show. Too good, apparently, for network TV.
By the way, if you go to Scifi's website and go to the Schedule page, you can enter the name of a show and get all of the airdates and times for first runs and the repeats.
Finished watching the first season of Dead Like Me, which had a nice treat at the end. Last show had Jewel Straite aka Kaylee as a hot goth chick.
This show is a lot like falling in love with a dead person.