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By The Numbers

Thursday, Nov. 5
Top networks
Viewers CBS 14.4 million
18-49 demo ABC 3.7/10
Top shows
Viewers "The Mentalist" 15.4 million
18-49 demo
"Grey's Anatomy"		 5.0/13
Source: Nielsen Media Research
1. World Series Game 4
 FOX 22.8
2. World Series Game 1
 FOX 19.5
3. World Series Game 2
 FOX
 18.9
4. World Series Pre-Game 4
 FOX 17.8
5. Dancing with the Stars
 FOX 17.4
Viewers in the millions, week ending Nov. 1 Source: Nielsen
1. World Series Game 4
 FOX 7.8/20
2. World Series Game 1
 FOX 6.3/17
2. The OT
 FOX 6.2/17
4. World Series Pre-Game 4
 FOX 6.0/16
5. World Series Game 2
 FOX 5.8/16
Viewers in the millions, week ending Nov. 1 Source: Nielsen
1. NCIS CBS
 21.6
2. Dancing with the Stars
 ABC 17.5
3. Grey's Anatomy (Thu) ABC 17.3
4. NCIS: Los Angeles
 CBS 16.98
5. Sunday Night Football
 NBC 16.97
Viewers in the millions, week ending Nov. 1 Source: Nielsen
1. House FOX
 6.9/16
1. Grey's Anatomy (Thu)
 ABC 6.8/17
3. Sunday Night Football
 NBC 6.7/17
4. The OT
 FOX 5.5/15  
5. The Big Bang Theory
 CBS 5.4/12  
Viewers in the millions, week ending Nov. 1 Source: Nielsen

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