It's that time of the year where we see what television shows you vegged out on. And it's being done by the numbers.

I remember the day we had cable TV first installed in our house.  And there was this extra channel called "HBO" that had movies.  People were calling cable the demise of broadcast TV. But there was that time when a show only REALLY mattered if it was on ABC, CBS, NBC or Fox.  And believe it or not, people ARE still watching those boring old channels.

 

"Entertainment Weekly" has a new list of the 100 most-watched shows on the major broadcast networks this fall.  Here's the Top 10, with their average audience from September through now:

 

1.  "NCIS", 21.8 million viewers  (CBS)

2.  "Sunday Night Football", 21.5 million viewers  (NBC)

3.  "The Big Bang Theory", 21.3 million viewers  (CBS)

4.  "NCIS: Los Angeles", 16.8 million viewers  (CBS)

5.  "The Blacklist", 16.6 million viewers  (NBC)

6.  "Person of Interest", 16 million viewers  (CBS)

7.  "Sunday Night Football, Pre-Show", 15.6 million viewers  (NBC)

8.  "Dancing with the Stars", 15 million viewers  (ABC)

9.  Fox's "Sunday NFL on Fox" postgame show, 14.85 million viewers  (Fox)

10.  The Monday episodes of "The Voice", 14.84 million viewers  (NBC)

11.  "Blue Bloods", 14.4 million viewers  (CBS)

12.  "Castle", 14.3 million viewers  (ABC)

13.  The Tuesday episodes of "The Voice", 14 million viewers  (NBC)

14.  "Criminal Minds", 13.6 million viewers  (CBS)

15.  "60 Minutes", 13.5 million viewers  (CBS)

16.  "Modern Family", 13.3 million viewers  (ABC)

17.  "Elementary", 12.9 million viewers  (CBS)

18.  "Hawaii Five-0", 12.42 million viewers  (CBS)

19.  "CSI", 12.4 million viewers  (CBS)

20.  "The Millers", 12.2 million viewers  (CBS)

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