Golden Globes Fall Flat In The Ratings

AP:

The Hollywood writers strike took the glitz, the glamour and roughly two-thirds of the audience from this year's Golden Globe Awards.

NBC's no-frills, one-hour presentation of the winners Sunday night drew a 4.8 rating and 7 share, according to preliminary estimates from the nation's 55 largest metered markets by Nielsen Media Research.

That left NBC fourth in the hour, behind CBS' miniseries "Comanche Moon," ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" and the Fox comedies "Family Guy" and "American Dad." For the hour, "Comanche Moon" had almost twice the audience as the NBC awards announcement, Nielsen said Monday.

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Comments

[Harrier]

I hope they never have one again. Glad it didn't drag on or contunue to pollute the airwaves like years past

[TurgidCaterwauling]

I hate it when I miss the opportunity to see the rich and famous showered with more money and fame.

[larry278]

The ratings on NBC's version of the Greasy Gobs means that GE will fire NBC's suits before 1/31/31.

[Meah]

Nobody would have been there to accept their golden globes anyway. The winners were all from other countries. Which has to say something about us and the entertainment industry, no?