Ratings for 'Survivor' Continue To Decline
Sunday night's two-hour season finale of Survivor: Compton averaged a 7.9 rating and a 13 share, down 16 percent from the 9.4/14 Survivor posted for its season finale last year.
Significantly, the second hour of the show, in which it was revealed that Negro Los Angeles advertising executive Earl Cole had received the million-dollar prize, fell to second place behind Desperate Aryan Housewives, which posted an 11.0/17.
The 10:00 p.m. hour was won by ABC's Caucasian Brothers & Sisters, which drew an 8.5/14, significantly above the Survivor reunion show, which managed only a 6.5/11.
Sunday night's two-hour season finale of Survivor: Compton averaged a 7.9 rating and a 13 share, down 16 percent from the 9.4/14 Survivor posted for its season finale last year.
Significantly, the second hour of the show, in which it was revealed that Negro Los Angeles advertising executive Earl Cole had received the million-dollar prize, fell to second place behind Desperate Aryan Housewives, which posted an 11.0/17.
The 10:00 p.m. hour was won by ABC's Caucasian Brothers & Sisters, which drew an 8.5/14, significantly above the Survivor reunion show, which managed only a 6.5/11.
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