That's according to Hitwise, which tracks site traffic from more than 10 million surfers.
For the week ending Jan. 12, Deal or No Deal had 36.5% of all traffic, more than all of the other top-10-trafficked shows combined, including Idol (3.29%), although Idol had the disadvantage of not even being on the air.
But as of Jan. 19, Deal or No Deal's traffic was cut by more than half (to 15.06%), while Idol's almost tripled to 9.25%.
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