The December 4th Chicago Tribune had an article on the top ten TV shows of this decade, whatever you call it.
YEAR, show, average number of viewers. ** means I saw it.
10. 2000-- Michael J. Fox's final episode on "Spin City," 32.8 million**
9. 2005-- "Everybody Loves Raymond" final episode, 32.9 million**
8. 2000-- Niles reveals his crush on Daphne on "Frazier," 33.7 million**
7. 2000-- "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" episode, 36 million**
6. 2006-- A thrilling "Grey's Anatomy" post Super Bowl show, 38 million**
5. 2007-- "American Idol" kicks off its sixth season, 28.1 million
4. 2000-- Dr. Carter fights for his life on "ER," 39.4 million**
3. 2003-- "Joe Millionaire" season finale, 40 million
2. 2000-- Richard Hatch wins "Survivor," 51.7 million
1. 2994-- The "Friends" gang says goodbye, 52.5 million**
I spend too much time watching TV, but never watch any reality shows.
Must Get Myself a Life. --RoadDog
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