Where we left off: Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) realizes she belongs with Michael, even if it means dying and abandons Jesse. Michael winds up – shocker! – being dragged off to Washington, D.C., by his old boss (Dylan Baker), leaving his relationship with Fiona up in the air.
Premiere date: Thursday, June 23 at 9 p.m.
Virginia Sherwood/USA NetworkUSA Network finished off the summer as the most-watched cable network.
With nine original series airing — the most ever for the network — USA improved in total viewers (up 2 percent) and the key demographics (adults 25-54: up 3 percent; 18-49: up 4 percent; and 18-34: up 6 percent) over the same period last summer.
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In the adults 25-54 category, USA had a 35 percent lead over TNT for the summer, averaging 1.5 million. In total viewers, the NBCUniversal-owned cabler topped Disney Channel by 33 percent, averaging 3.7 million total viewers. In 18-49, USA topped second-place network, History Channel, by 39 percent, drawing 1.4 million. In the younger 18-34, USA ranked second to MTV with an average of 594,000.
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USA, home to series like Burn Notice, Royal Pains and White Collar, was the only network to post a household coverage rating over a 2.0 this summer with a 2.76; its nearest competitor, TNT, delivered a 1.97.
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