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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2004
Page
12
Nielsen data show top TV draws across networks. Academy Awards on ABC drew 43.5 million, CSI on CBS 28 million, Countdown to Oscars 2004 on ABC 27.7 million, American Idol Tuesday on Fox 26.6 million, ER on NBC 21.9 million, My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiance on Fox 21 million, CSI Miami on CBS 20.3 million.
New York AP reports CBS remains the most popular network with a February prime time average of 14.1 million viewers up 1 percent from 2003 while NBC wins among the 18 to 49 demographic. UPN gains. Fox down 24 percent. ABC down 1 percent despite the Academy Awards boosting figures. NBC touts The Apprentice as a game changer and Donald Trump’s boardroom show drew 20 million viewers.
Tarak Ben Ammar of Carthage Films said The Passion of the Christ will be distributed in France and shown in French theaters over the Easter period, with an April screening to coincide with the holiday. The film opened in the United States on Ash Wednesday and is rolling out worldwide amid earlier speculation about French distribution.
NBC plans to use the USA network after its merger to cover US Olympic trials in track and field diving weightlifting and other sports starting May 22. The arrangement aims to extend USA as a home for trials and some 2004 Athens Olympics coverage.
The listing advertises showtimes for multiple films at a venue on Preston Smith Road near Hwy 191 in Odessa. It notes age rating details and advance ticket purchase through Fandango com with a sequence of daily screenings including The Last Samurai and other titles such as Twisted and Broken Lizard’s Club Dread.
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