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A few notes: these projections are for original episodes (no repeats) aired in the 4th quarter of 2011. Series premieres will likely be .3-.4 higher, thanks to network marketing pushes, and then tend to go down over time. We’ll be updating the numbers after we see full pilots and also as we get a feel for the networks’ summer promotional campaigns.
A Gifted Man should be very soft for CBS at 8 pm, lower than the cancelled Medium.
Chuck should do a little better than the unscripted programming NBC had in Fall 2010, but not surprisingly down from its Monday performance.
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