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7-13) as compiled by Nielsen Media Research. They are based on the average num- ber of people who watched a program from start to finish. Nielsen estimates there are 272.04 million potential viewers in the U.S., age 2 and older. Viewership is listed in millions. Program Network View- ersProgram Network Viewers 1 CSICBS30.72 2 FriendsNBC26.62 3 ERNBC24.74 4 Survivor: ThailandCBS21.15 5 Law OrderNBC20.25 6 Will GraceNBC20.19 7 Everybody Loves RaymondCBS19.86 8 ScrubsNBC18.64 9 CSI: MiamiCBS17.18 10 Good Morning MiamiCBS16.30 11 Monday Night FootballABC15.99 The West WingNBC15.99 13 Without a TraceCBS15.94 14 Law Order: SVUNBC15.91 15 8Simple RulesABC14.97 16 Still StandingCBS14.89 17 JAGCBS14.82 18 Law Order: Criminal IntentNBC14.61 19 60 MinutesCBS14.48 20 Judging AmyCBS14.37 21 FrasierNBC14.28 22 Yes, DearCBS13.77 23 The PracticeABC13.58 24 According to JimABC13.49 25 The GuardianCBS13.43 26 My Wife and KidsABC13.05 27 NYPD BlueABC13.04 28 The BachelorABC12.82 29 Fear FactorNBC12.24 30 The DistrictCBS12.21 31 Baseball Playoffs: Games 1 and 2 (Wed.) FOX12.16 32 George LopezABC11.76 33 King of QueensCBS11.68 34 Dateline: NBC 35 Dateline: NBC 36 NFL Monday ShowcaseABC11.41 37 HackCBS11.22 38 Third WatchNBC10.89 39 40 ALCS: Game 1, Angels-Twins (Tue.) FOX10.87 41 BeckerCBS10.76 42 NLCS: Game 4, Giants-Cardinals (Sun.) FOX10.64 43 Hidden HillsNBC10.57 44 60 Minutes IICBS10.52 45 Crossing JordanNBC10.49 46 BoomtownNBC10.43 47 American DreamsNBC10.37 48 EdNBC10.33 49 NL Game 5, Giants-Braves (Mon.) FOX10.13 50 Life With BonnieABC10.09 51 Bram and AliceCBS9.96 52 53 ProvidenceNBC9.81 54 Less Than PerfectABC9.60 55 The AgencyCBS9.57 56 Funniest Home Videos ABC9.54 57 AliasABC9.44 58 ALCS: Game 3, Angels-Twins (Fri.) FOX9.37 59 NLCS: Game 2, Giants-Cardinals(Thu.) FOX8.95 60 ALCS: Game 4, Angels-Twins (Sat.) FOX8.93 61 62 48 Hours InvestigatesCBS8.82 63 SmallvilleWB8.82 64 7th HeavenWB8.61 65 Funniest Home Videos (Fri.) ABC8.45 66 of the 67 Amazing Race 3CBS8.04 68 Touched by an AngelCBS7.90 69 Robbery Homicide DivisionCBS7.69 70 71 Birds of PreyWB7.55 Dateline: NBC 73 Presidio MedCBS7.23 74 Primetime ThursdayABC6.82 75 MonkABC6.72 76 EverwoodWB6.66 77 Just Shoot MeNBC6.62 78 MDsABC6.43 79 WWE 80 Gilmore GirlsWB5.95 81 Forensic FilesNBC5.93 82 EnterpriseUPN5.41 83 Whose Line Is It 84 RebaWB5.14 85 CharmedWB4.95 86 Buffy the Vampire SlayerUPN4.90 CreekWB4.90 One on OneUPN4.90 89 GirlfriendsUPN4.88 90 The Drew Carey ShowABC4.49 91 Half and HalfUPN4.38 92 AngelWB4.21 93 Greetings From TucsonWB3.97 94 The Twilight ZoneUPN3.83 95 Trek: 96 The ParkersUPN3.70 97 Push, NevadaABC3.65 98 Sabrina, Teenage WitchWB3.37 99 What I Like About YouWB3.21 100 Gilmore Girls: BeginningWB2.76 101 Jamie KennedyWB2.51 102 HauntedUPN2.47 103 Do OverWB2.40 104 Family AffairWB2.35 105 106 Off CentreWB2.17 Network Averages Here is the number of viewers (in millions) that each network averaged per hour of prime time, for last week and for the season.

Network Last week Season To date CBS13.2413.49 NBC12.3812.82 Fox10.058.54 ABC9.969.76 WB5.174.92 UPN4.214.18 With Crime Scene finding another ratings high, CBS has now won the first three weeks of the new TV season in overall viewing while NBC remains the only network in close pursuit, based on viewing estimates issued Tuesdayby Nielsen Media Research. CBS is being paced by its strength Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays as well as the surprise success of the new drama on Friday nights. The Sunday movie continues to struggle, with disappointing tune-in for NBC remains the clear- cut leader in the young- adult demographics sought by advertisers, but experienced a few areas of concern. Tune-in for its new drama dropped from the previous week and West slipped to its lowest rating since its first season as and the of siphoned younger viewers. Shoot also misfired, kicking off its seventh season opposite Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage and On the plus side for NBC, Order: Criminal appears to be solidifying its hold at 9 p.m.

Sunday a slot made more challenging by With solid ratings for and its Tuesday tandem of and viewing of the WB rose compared with the corresponding week a year ago. Lowry CBS leads pack, with help Holiday Book Drive For drop-off locations, go to latimes.com/readingby9 ENDS NOVEMBER 30 02RB9062 Give one book tolocal schools and make it two. 02BK001 (includes sales tax, shipping and handling) Order at 1-800-246-4042 or latimes.com/bookstore Take a first-class cruise down L.A.’s most-storied street. There a street in the world like Sunset Boulevard.Dazzling and and stretches almost 23 miles from its historic start at the heart of the Echo Park, Silver Air and Pacific Palisades to its terminus at the Pacific.This definitive guide uses sharp writing and more than 200 color and black-and-white photographs to illuminate the rich history that has shaped the thoroughfare and the neighborhoods it traverses.Along the way, and shops are identified in a guided tour through an unrivaled past and present. SERIES One sick puppy: Captain Archer (Scott Bakula), spends the night in the (8 p.m., UPN) sick bay caring for Porthos, his pet beagle, who is stricken by amysterious and deadly virus contracted on an alien planet.

Practice debate: President preparations for his upcoming debate are derailed by a Mideast crisis on West (9 p.m., NBC). triangle: Dawson is caught between two women on (8 p.m., WB). What a drip: Dr. Quinn (Mia Sara) enlists a villain (Silas Weir Mitchell) who can transform himself into a liquid state on of (9 p.m., WB). Practice, practice: (9 p.m., KCET, KVCR) presents opening night of the 2002 season at New Carnegie Hall as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and pianist Daniel Barenboim perform works of French composer Maurice Ravel.

SPECIALS Classical music miniseries: On the first episode of (10:30 p.m., KCET, KVCR), conductor James Conlon discusses the emotions of music. MOVIES Pumpkin king: Tim Burton produced animated Nightmare Before with the voices of Chris Sa- randon, Danny Elfman and Catherine (6:30 a.m., HB0) Mystical mystery: Before moving to Hollywood films, Australian director Peter Weir made a name for himself with projects like the 1977 drama Last (7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., Sundance), in which Richard Chamberlain defends an Aborigine accused of murder. One more puppy: Glenn Close returns as Cruella DeVille in (8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Starz) Martial arts movie pioneer: In Lee: A (9 a.m., AMC), filmmaker John Little restores of the film Bruce Lee was working on at the time of his death in 1973.

Rat Packers: Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin hang out in director Vincente Min- Came (10:30 a.m., TCM), with Shirley MacLaine. Houston, we have a problem: Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon and Bill Paxton play astronauts on a misfired moonshot in (11:30 a.m., Starz). SPORTS Hockey: Kings at Mighty Ducks (7:30 p.m., FSN2) Worth Noting The Early Show The family of singer Selena discusses reissuing her CDs; author Pat Conroy; buying a car. 7 a.m. KCBS Today Sarah Jessica Parker; Greg Kinnear; Debra Messing.

7 a.m. KNBC Good Morning America Author Sela Ward financial expert Mellody Hobson; trophy husbands. 7 a.m. KABC Real Orange Jerri Rosen; Anil Puri. 8 a.m.

KOCE Live With Regis and Kelly Greg Kinnear; sculptor Claudia Cohen; My Big Fat Italian Cooking Week. 9 a.m. KABC The View Faith Hill performs; grooming. 10 a.m. KABC The Wayne Brady Show David Arquette; Ricki Lake; musician Daniel Bedingfield; Jacklyn Zeman 10 a.m.

KCAL Jenny Jones Mothers receive make-overs. 11 a.m. KTLA The Rob Nelson Show Children and adults discuss the foster-care system. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

KTTV Dr. Phil Distrust, jealousy and stubbornness among siblings. 4 p.m. KNBC Life Times Avisit to Cal State Channel Islands; author David Wallace will Richard Riordan re- launch his write-in campaign? 7 p.m. KCET Real Orange Salsa Fiesta 2002; Junior League of Orange County: the Christmas Company, America Bracho.

7 and 11 p.m. KOCE The Caroline Rhea Show Seth Green Molly Prince 11 p.m. KCAL Late Show With David Letterman Rudolph Giuliani; Naomi Watts. 11:35 p.m. KCBS The Tonight Show With Jay Leno Ashley Williams; musical guest Keith Urban.

11:35 p.m. KNBC The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn Musical guest Jason Mraz. 12:35 a.m. KCBS Listings include talk shows that provide aguest list. Talk Shows TIPS FOR TODAY p.m.—Masterpiece of the Day: Bach and Fugue in Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra), KMZT-FM (105.1).

p.m.—The Treatment: Joe Russo to KCRW-FM (89.9). p.m., a.m.—X- Minus 1 what they appear to be (originally broadcast Oct. 17, 1956), KNX (1070). CLASSICAL 11 a.m.-1 p.m.—Performance Today, KCSN-FM (88.5). 2-3 p.m.—Cost-Conscious Classix: Conductors of the 20th Century: Igor KCSN-FM (88.5).

7-8 p.m.—Music From Northridge, KCSN-FM (88.5). 7-8 p.m.—Symphony at 7: Haydn (31st Symphony, Niko- Musicus Vienna), KMZT-FM (105.1). 7 p.m.-midnight—Jim Svejda: Bruckner (8th Symphony, Berlin Philharmonic) p.m.), KUSC-FM (91.5). 8-10 p.m.—Evening Concert: Games: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra), KMZT-FM (105.1). 9 p.m.-midnight—Opera House, KCSN-FM (88.5).

Radio By Josh Friedman Times Staff Writer Hey, Barry Manilow: Richard Rodgers wrote the songs. With lyricists Lorenz Hart and, later, Oscar Hammerstein II, Rodgers reinvented musical theater and crafted some of the most enduring tunes. Just ask the folks in line for which is back on Broadway in its latest revival. Stage at the Kennedy Center: The Richard Rodgers hosted by Shirley Jones and airing tonight at 8 on KCET and KVCR, toasts the centennial year of the birth with a one-hour musical showcase featuring Broadway stars from several eras performing his songs. Rodgers, born June 28, 1902, in New York City, died in 1979.

Like a greatest-hits album, this kind of sweeping, sampling show, taped at a Washington concert earlier this year, could never capture the richness of work. Clips from King and and other movies remind us of how his songs weaved slyly sophisticated stories and transported us to another place. But fans are sure to find this an enchanting evening. Highlights include Rita wistful rendition of Nearly Was from and Audra convincing Have from Sound of Less satisfying is Kristin take on Funny from in She belts out a song more suited to the restrained styl- ings of Chet Baker, even Elvis Costello. All is forgiven when Chenoweth and the other stars join in on an appropriately rousing finale, the title number from You can almost feel the wind blowing in from the plain, for this is music that just feel feels right.

TUNED IN WETA AT THE KENNEDY CENTER: Joshua Bell and Kristin Chenoweth are among the performers in a musical tribute to Richard Rodgers marking the centennial of his birth. Gala samples Richard rich body of work for Broadway Calendar has updated its television and radio coverage as part of the overall redesign of the section. This page expands the spotlights on notable shows each day, with emphasis on daytime and late-night films, as well as guest lineups on various talk shows. The daily programming grid also has been expanded. The chart on Page 16 now includes programming from noon to midnight each day on more than 60 channels.

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