Fall TV Winners & Losers

The last of the fall TV shows have finally premiered, so we’re ready to take stock of the new TV season’s hits and misses. Check out which shows are surging in the ratings this fall… and which are falling faster than the autumn leaves. — Dave Nemetz, Yahoo! TV

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LOSER: “Up All Night” (NBC)

No one was all that excited to see this Christina Applegate-Will Arnett family sitcom come back for a second season, and that lack of enthusiasm is reflected in the ratings: “Night” is drawing fewer than 4 million viewers a week and getting regularly trounced by CBS’s “Two and a Half Men.” The weak numbers may have led to NBC’s decision to retool the show, switching from single-camera to a multi-camera comedy shot ... more
LOSER: “Up All Night” (NBC)

No one was all that excited to see this Christina Applegate-Will Arnett family sitcom come back for a second season, and that lack of enthusiasm is reflected in the ratings: “Night” is drawing fewer than 4 million viewers a week and getting regularly trounced by CBS’s “Two and a Half Men.” The weak numbers may have led to NBC’s decision to retool the show, switching from single-camera to a multi-camera comedy shot before a live audience. Yeah, we’re pretty sure the number of cameras doesn’t matter if the audience isn’t laughing. less