Justice prevails in syndie ratings
By Joe Schlosser -- Broadcasting & Cable, 2/7/2002 4:00:00 AM
Twentieth Television's latest court series, Texas Justice, is showing some positive signs.
In its third week in national syndication, the show took over the top spot among rookie strips, averaging a 2.3 rating for the week of Jan. 21 through 27, up 10 percent from the previous week, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Also in its third week in syndication is NBC Enterprises' The Weakest Link, which was down 6 percent from the previous week to a 1.7 rating, tied for third among all rookie strips.
Crossing Over with John Edward was second among all rookies, dropping 5 percent from the previous week to a 2.0 rating.
Dating series Elimidate continues to impress in late-night.
Elimidate is up 70 percent from its fall debut and grew another 6 percent in the latest ratings, averaging a 1.7.
Fellow newcomer on the dating front, The 5th Wheel, also had a good week, up 7 percent to a 1.5.
New weekly movie-review series Hot Ticket scored its best-ever ratings, up 33 percent to a 2.0.
King of the Hill is steadily climbing in its first season, hitting a season-high 3.6 rating. Since its fall debut, it is up 44 percent.
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