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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2003
Page
7
Nielsen data show CSI remains leading in overall network ratings with strong performance on reruns. The Prime slate features a mix of popular crime drama and special programming, signaling stable audience interest across Nielsen measures.
CBS attracted about 13.7 million viewers for the week led by Survivor Amazon at 20.2 million and CSI. NBC ranked second with 11.2 million, followed by Fox and ABC. Ratings among adults 18 to 49 favored NBC.
AP reports CBS miniseries Hitler The Rise of Evil screens at 8 p m on Sunday May 20 to trace post World War I German turmoil that enabled Hitler s rise. Robert Carlyle stars as Hitler with Margulies Schreiber Channing and O Toole among the cast. The film aims to show danger of fascism without glamor or moral conflict.
ABC plans a fall return of the TGIF lineup with ten comedies and three dramas aiming to outrun rivals. The network, previously fourth in ratings, will premiere four new comedies including Hope & Faith with Kelly Ripa and Faith Ford, and Life with Bonnie.
NBC unveils Average Joe hosted by Kathy Griffin. The show centers on a single woman selecting among 16 men in a Palm Springs mansion, with Griffin spoofing the handsome hopefuls while highlighting genuine personalities. Executive produced by Stuart Krasnow for NBC Studios.
Cannes hosts 20 main competition titles with five French films including Francois Ozon new English language Swimming Pool starring Charlotte Rampling and Ludivine Sagnier. Jury president Patrice Chereau, a local, weighs how to keep the festival fair and may ask jurors not to read newspapers.
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