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10.5 on NBC
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cherrynegra
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Ooooo....you're gonna get it speck!!:lol:
xfkirsten
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Originally posted by cherrynegra
Don't be so smug Kirsten!! Read your contract. Your beauty can't win if I have #1 and #2. You may be the pretty one, but I'm the smart funny one with the nice personality.............
#1 Your level of funny
#2 Your level of tipsy
Addtional money will be given for looks
:lol: :lol:
Does obsessiveness or an overactive imagination count fr anything? :lookaroun
-Kirsten
cherrynegra
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Oh, Lord. Add compulsiveness and you and I have a contract!!:lol: :lol:
cherrynegra
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Annual passes for me please. I gladly let you have the hot Aladdins.:lol:
cherrynegra
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Kirsten, I believe you and I and speck had something to do with the smashing success of this movie. Not sure how to take the fact that that many people watched this god awful movie....sober!!
"10.5" Shakes Up Sweeps
by Joal Ryan
May 4, 2004, 3:15 PM PT
The wanton destruction of the West Coast is bringing cheer to the hearts of NBC executives.
10.5, the Peacock's four-hour opus about a mega-quake that knocks over lattes from Seattle to Los Angeles, opened Sunday night with the best numbers for a network miniseries in more than two years.
The first two-hour installment averaged 20.7 million viewers, the seventh-most watched show for the prime-time week ended Sunday, per Nielsen Media Research.
NBC estimates 19.6 million caught Monday's concluding half.
10.5 starred Kim Delaney as a research scientist who--hang it all!--doesn't play by the rules, and Beau Bridges as the President who--hang it all again!--cares too much.
The miniseries' success helped lift NBC to a sweeping victory in the first leg of the May sweeps. The network topped CBS in total viewers, averaging 12.1 million to the Eyeball's 11.8 million, and it beat Fox for the demo crown among 18-to-49-year-olds.
"10.5" Shakes Up Sweeps
by Joal Ryan
May 4, 2004, 3:15 PM PT
The wanton destruction of the West Coast is bringing cheer to the hearts of NBC executives.
10.5, the Peacock's four-hour opus about a mega-quake that knocks over lattes from Seattle to Los Angeles, opened Sunday night with the best numbers for a network miniseries in more than two years.
The first two-hour installment averaged 20.7 million viewers, the seventh-most watched show for the prime-time week ended Sunday, per Nielsen Media Research.
NBC estimates 19.6 million caught Monday's concluding half.
10.5 starred Kim Delaney as a research scientist who--hang it all!--doesn't play by the rules, and Beau Bridges as the President who--hang it all again!--cares too much.
The miniseries' success helped lift NBC to a sweeping victory in the first leg of the May sweeps. The network topped CBS in total viewers, averaging 12.1 million to the Eyeball's 11.8 million, and it beat Fox for the demo crown among 18-to-49-year-olds.
Irrawaddy Erik
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HAHAHAHA That was such a fun nightspeck76 said:10.5 is currently playing on USA
cherrynegra
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Good times. Good times. :lol: