American Television Ratings for Friday 18th April 2014:

 

 ABC:
8:00pm: Last Man Standing: 5.21 million: 1.1
8:30pm: Last Man Standing R: 4.04 million: 0.8
9:00pm: Shark Tank: 6.47 million: 1.6
10:00pm: 20/20: 8.20 million: 1.8

CBS:
8:00pm: Unforgettable: 7.17 million: 0.9
9:00pm: Hawaii Five-0 R: 6.44 million: 0.7
10:00pm: Blue Bloods R: 8.39 million: 0.9

FOX:
8:00pm: Kitchen Nightmares: 2.72 million: 1.0

NBC:
8:00pm: Dateline R: 5.48 million: 1.0
9:00pm: Dateline: 6.46 million: 1.2
10:00pm: hannibal: 2.93 million: 0.9

CW:
8:00pm: Whose Line Is It Anyway: 1.37 million: 0.4
8:30pm: Whose Line Is It Anyway R: 1.29 million: 0.4
9:00pm: Hart of Dixie: 0.81 million: 0.3

 

Time	Net	Show	18-49 Rating/Sh	Total Viewers (Millions)
8:00	CBS	The Big Bang Theory - R	2.2/8	9.67
	FOX	Hell's  Kitchen	1.7/6	4.82
	NBC	Community - Season Finale	1.0/4	2.90
	ABC	Grey's Anatomy - R	0.8/3	3.42
	CW	The Vampire Diaries	0.7/2	1.66
8:30	CBS	The Big Bang Theory - R	2.6/9	10.83
	NBC	Parks and Recreation	0.9/3	2.39
9:00	ABC	Grey's Anatomy	2.5/8	8.10
	FOX	American Idol	1.9/6	7.88
	CBS	The Crazy Ones	1.6/5	6.30
	NBC	Hollywood Game Night	0.9/3	3.20
	CW	Reign	0.4/1	1.39
9:30	CBS	The Crazy Ones - Season Finale	1.3/4	5.36
	FOX	Surviving Jack	1.0/3	4.30
10:00	ABC	Scandal - Season Finale	3.4/10	10.45
	NBC	Parenthood - Season Finale	1.3/4	3.69
	CBS	NCIS - R	1.0/3	6.03

American Television Ratings for Thursday 17th April 2014: 

ABC:

8:00pm: Greys Anatomy R: 3.42 million: 0.8

9:00pm: Greys Anatomy: 8.10 million: 2.5

10:00pm: Scandal Finale: 10.45 million: 3.4

CBS:

8:00pm: The Big Bang Theory R: 9.67 million: 2.2

8;30pm: The Big Bang Theory R: 10.83 million: 2.6

9:00pm: The Crazy Ones: 5.83 million: 1.5

10:00pm: NCIS R: 6.03 million: 1.0

FOX:

8:00pm: Hells Kitchen: 4.82 million: 1.7

9:00pm: American Idol: 7.88 million: 1.9

9:30pm: Surviving Jack: 4.30 million: 1.0

NBC:

8:00pm: Community Finale: 2.90 million: 1.0

8:30pm: Parks and Recreation: 2.39 million: 0.9

9:00pm: Hollywood Game Night: 3.20 million: 0.9

10:00pm: Parenthood Finale: 3.69 million: 1.3

CW:

8:00pm: The Vampire Diaries: 1.66 million: 0.7

9:00pm: Reign: 1.39 million: 0.4

ABC was number one in adults 18-49 while CBS won with total viewership.

"Body of Proof" could live to see another day on a new network. According to Deadline, ABC Studios is fighting to keep the Dana Delany medical examiner procedural alive after the network ABC canceled it.

Deadline reports USA, TNT and WGA America are possible new homes for the series, which also starred Jeri Ryan and Mark Valley. However, a source close to the situation said USA is not looking at the series.

“We had a very strong season in terms of [new series] development,” Paul Lee, president of ABC Entertainment Group, said during a conference call with reporters on Tuesday. “I would love to see 'Body of Proof' find a good home for itself.”

"Body of Proof" ran for three seasons on ABC. While it was never an outright hit, the series had strong ratings. A recent episode had 8.24 million viewers and a 1.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

 

So where did it all start? Body of Proof premiered back in 2011 on March 29th to a huge 14 million viewers (3.1 rating), it's biggest recorded audience over all 3 seasons. Each episode in season 1 averaged around 11.5 million viewers and a 2.3 rating. The season 1 finale was watched by 10.33 million viewers and a scored a 2.1 rating. Fun Fact: The show was actually suppose to premiere fall 2010, but was pushed back to March so only 9 episodes were aired for season 1, but half of season 2 was filmed a year before for season 1. x This was my favourite quote from season 1 "Don't believe everything you've heard about me. The truth is much worse".

 

3 amazing seasons, 42 awesome episodes and an incredible cast. Body of Proof is a show we will never forgot and will keep watching all year round. Thank you proofers all around the world for the sensational support over the last 3 years.

 

“Body of Proof’s” Dana Delany has been cast as the lead role in Amazon Studios’ latest project pilot “Hand of God.”

Delany will play Crystal Harris, the protective wife of Judge Pernell—played by “Sons of Anarchy’s” Ron Perlman.

“Hand of God” centers on Pernell, who has a high-end call girl on the side, experiences a religious awakening when he suspects that God is speaking to him through his ventilator-bound son.

“World War Z’s” Marc Foster will direct from a script by Ben Watkins. Both will executive produce, along with Perlman and Brian Wilkins.

Production is set to begin in April.