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Ugly Betty
Season 2
Promotional poster for season 2
No. of episodes18
Release
Original networkABC
Original releaseSeptember 27, 2007 (2007-09-27) –
May 22, 2008 (2008-05-22)
Season chronology
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Season 1
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Season 3
List of episodes

The second season of the American dramedy television series Ugly Betty started on September 27, 2007 in the United States and Canada and including a long, mid-season hiatus ran until May 22, 2008. The second part of the season began airing April 24, 2008.

Due to the fan base gained in the UK, Channel 4 bought the UK rights to Season 2 so they could begin airing it only a week later than the USA. Due to the Writer's Strike of 2007, Ugly Betty went on a hiatus in the UK after the airing of episode "Bananas for Betty" (Episode 10). Channel 4 announced that Ugly Betty would return towards the end of 2008 and when it returned on 5 September 2008, received 2.93 million viewers (12.9% share), according to overnight figures, which is a strong figure for Channel 4.[1]

The season would be the last season to be produced in Los Angeles before the show confirmed that it will move to New York City to complement the show's setting in the next and last seasons.

Cast

All of the main cast from the show's first season returned for the second season, with the exception of Kevin Sussman (who had portrayed Walter). In addition, Christopher Gorham (Henry) and Judith Light (Claire) were promoted from guest star status to the main cast.

Plot

Season 2 of Ugly Betty begins three weeks after the season 1 season finale. Betty finds herself increasingly stressed due to the many complications happening in her life both at home and at work. Daniel is hospital-bound following the car crash, whilst Alexis remains unconscious. When she does awake, she remembers nothing about her sex change, believing herself still to be Alex.

Following the convenience store robbery and the death of Santos, Hilda finds herself in denial and creates a fantasy in her bedroom in which he is still alive. After three weeks, she finally comes to terms with what has happened. Meanwhile, Ignacio remains in Mexico, unable to get a visa.

Wilhelmina takes control of Mode during the absence of Daniel and Alexis, still plotting to take over Mode with her upcoming marriage to Bradford. Claire, now on the lam living in houses of her friends on holiday, remains adamant to stop Wilhelmina from taking over her family.

Amanda finds out from her parents that she is adopted, and that Fey is her real mother, but they do not know who her biological father is. Amanda and Marc worry it may be Bradford, but a DNA test comes back negative.

Henry returns from Tucson, coming to work back at Mode for health insurance, and planning to leave back to Tucson to care for his unborn baby, still not aware of Charlie's infidelity. Whilst Betty remains defiant that she and Henry can be friends during his return, Christina tells Henry the baby may not be his. Henry confronts Charlie, who will take a paternity test. Henry and Betty decide that if the baby is not Henry's, the two can start a relationship.

Bradford takes advantage of Alexis' amnesia by telling her that they are on good terms and are a loving father and daughter. Daniel also does not tell Alexis the true nature of the car crash.

Betty and Christina break into Wilhelmina's apartment in order to retrieve the Mode mock-up issue. During the break-in, they overhear Wilhelmina sleeping with her bodyguard. Wilhelmina finds out Betty was there and gives her an ultimatum - tell no-one about what she heard, and she will help bring Ignacio home. Betty accepts Wilhelmina's offer.

Amanda finds it hard to get into the spotlight as Fey Sommers's daughter. She also finds out some more information about her conception, and receives a list of possible fathers.

Betty begins a writing class in order to inspire her dreams of becoming a writer. Ignacio arrives home. Meanwhile, Justin falls into a bad crowd following the death of his father, believing his father was not proud of him. Hilda reassures him that he was proud of him, and to be himself.

Henry discovers Charlie's baby is indeed his. Despite this, he and Betty begin a relationship with the realization Betty will eventually get her heart broken.

Daniel and Alexis return to work. Wilhelmina hatches a new plan to bring down Mode so that Meade Publications will publish her own magazine, Slater. With some 'help' from Wilhelmina, Daniel manages to lose a large percentage of advertisers, much to the anger of Bradford.

Marc gets a boyfriend, Cliff. Christina's husband whom she left five years ago returns. He tells her he is dying due to his earlier drinking problem.

At the Wilhelmina and Bradford wedding, Betty tells Daniel of Wilhelmina's affair with her bodyguard. Enraged she did not tell him earlier, Daniel fires Betty. Daniel tries to warn Bradford, but he does not listen. During the wedding ceremony, Bradford has a heart attack.

Later on, Claire Meade appears with her prison inmate Yoga at Betty's room seeking for help in knowing information of Bradford Meade's will, by breaking into his office. Betty finds out that the will leaves half the Meade Publications to Wilhelmina only if she was his legal wife, which she was not. After having Marc gain the right to be an Ordained Minister, the duo arrives at the hospital, but Bradford realizes that Wilhelmina never loved him, and rejects the marriage.

Claire Meade, still at the Suarez home, after seeing the warmth of Hilda and Justin decides to take the risk and see her two children. After meeting them, Betty, who was accompanying Bradford Meade calls Claire telling her Bradford wants to see her. Again taking another risk or not caring whether she gets arrested, sees Bradford for the last time, and gets arrested. Bradford later on dies.

Wilhelmina attends Bradford's funeral, where she is thrown into the grave and summarily dismissed by the family, led by a jubilant Claire who is attending in chains and an orange jumpsuit. Under cover of clearing her desk, Wilhelmina later deletes all the Mode files so that the magazine cannot meet their deadline, then starting up her own Slater magazine. Wilhelmina offers Daniel's staff a 15% rise in pay and most of Daniel's workforce join her leaving him and Alexis in a difficult position, with only Amanda, Betty, Christina, Henry and (perhaps) a few others to reconstruct the magazine before the deadline - while Wilhelmina asks her father for the financial backing she needs for Slater.

Alexis and Daniel are given a tape their father made before he died which tells them who will run Meade publications but, before the name is given, Bradford turns off the camera by mistake. Daniel and Alexis decide they will choose who will run the company by playing a game of paintball against each other. Daniel has the perfect opportunity to shoot Alexis with the paintball gun and win the game (after she falls while trying to jump over a table) but instead helps her up. They talk about running the magazine together and working as a team but Alexis then uses Daniels gun and shoots Daniel, winning the magazine.

Wilhelmina realizes she is in trouble when her investors don't seem keen to support her new project, Slater, so she decides to change her image as though she is a caring, genuine person. She does this by having a film crew film her while singing in a hospital for sick children. Wilhelmina gets the support she needs from the investors, but while on her way to a meeting she pushes an old woman out of the way in order to use the cab the lady was trying to get into. The old lady is none other than The Golden Girls actress Betty White. When the press finds out, Wilhelmina is then seen as being a cold-hearted woman. Later, Betty White calls Wilhelmina to arrange a meeting where she can publicly forgive Wilhelmina. While the cameras are rolling, Betty White plays the victim act, even further ruining Wilhelmina's reputation.

Meanwhile, Betty goes on a double date with Gio and Hilda in a bid to make her relationship more memorable. But it goes wrong when Henry is not very keen on the idea and is uncomfortable with Betty being around Gio. When Hilda arrives home from the date with Gio. He asks her out again but Hilda declines the invite and tells Gio that maybe he should think about which sister he really wants.

The ending to this episode (Bananas for Betty) concludes with Wilhelmina revealing her plan B, seeing as Slater has crumbled. She tells Mark that when she went into private grieving after Bradford's death, she made an arrangement with the person looking after his body to give her some of Bradford's sperm so she could create an heir to Meade publications.

In "Zero Worship", Betty noticed Justin's class was full of young girls who wanted to be just like the emaciated models they saw on a class trip to Mode. Eager to make a change, Betty and Daniel host Mode Gets Real. This runway show was at Fashion Week and was a huge success where Alexis took the credit.

In addition, Wilhelmina searches for a surrogate to carry Bradford's yield sperm. The episode ends with Christina being confronted. "Odor in the Court" starts off from where "Zero Worship" ended off. Christina, who has become desperate for money to help fund experimental procedures for her husband Stuart, is approached by Marc and Wilhelmina. She instantly refuses but later on in the episode, after other attempts to get the money for Stuart's operation were destroyed by Marc and Wilhelmina, she accepts to become the surrogate.

After encounters with a psychic, Amanda discovers her biological father is Gene Simmons from the rock band Kiss.

The Claire Meade murder trial case over the Fey Sommers's death brews much controversy. Claire asks Betty to please get her a special perfume Bradford has given to her after a trip to Europe. Since Claire is unable to wear the perfume due to prison rules, she gives it to Betty. We soon discover that the perfume is highly toxic and makes Betty do strange and interesting things that cause her to end up breaking into Gio's deli. Meanwhile, as Betty unwittingly poisons herself, Amanda discovers diary pages from Fey that say Fey poisoned the perfume so Claire would die, but the toxic effects made Claire kill Fey first. Amanda decides to steal the perfume so Betty is unable to defend Claire. However, after confrontations with Marc, Amanda decides to give the perfume and set Claire Meade free.

In the final episode written before the writer's strike, "A Thousand Words Before Friday", Betty is assigned a special task to interview Phil Roth who writes books on how to pick up women. Close-minded Betty decides that the material is not up to her standards but Daniel tricks her into writing it by using one of Roth's methods. In Betty's adventure to understand the book, Henry and Gio compete to see how many women, using Roth's book, they can pick up. Interestingly, Henry wins and convinces Betty to stop seeing Gio because he is a threat.

Amanda and Marc have been trying to reach her father, Gene Simmons and decide to talk to him in the language of music. They record a song and Amanda performs it in a club where Gene appears and the two finally meet.

Meanwhile, Daniel meets a new character, Renee, who we later discover is Wilhelmina's sister. Daniel and Renee have a rocky relationship in the beginning, but come back together in the end. However, Wilhelmina warns Daniel that he will regret taking her back. At the end of the episode, Wilhelmina asks Renee when she will tell Daniel "the truth about her". Christina, who is living with Wilhelmina, overhears the conversation.

After Claire is a free woman, she decides that her children have moved on and it is time she does as well. She decides to start her own magazine - Hot Flash.

Betty's birthday extravaganza is halted by an unexpected visit from Henry's baby mama, Charlie. Her plans for a successful and romantic birthday are over. However, Gio saves the day with a carriage ride and fireworks thus gaining more of Betty's affection.

In the meantime, Wilhelmina confronts Daniel about Renee and tips him off about Stony Brook which is later told to be a state college Renee attended which has a mysterious past. Even though Daniel finds out about Renee taking pills to get over her 'relapse', he still loves her for who she is. Marc and Wilhelmina however steal the pills Renee has been taking and will cause her to do terrible things as we discover, caused her to commit murder.

Claire is moving forward with Hot Flash in full force but her ideas and dreams are halted by Alexis due to the lack of money for staff etc. Claire listens to Betty's advice and utilizes her resources and decides to hire ex-inmates from jail who are trying to re build their lives - this new development is money free and government paid.

In Burning Questions, we see the last of Renee. The pills which were swapped by Wilhelmina and Marc are now causing Renee to act obsessive and erratic over Daniel. Renee discusses with him how she believes Betty is in love with him! Blinded by the truth, Daniel believes Renee until the end of the episode.

Meanwhile, Christina noticed how awkward things have been at the Slater household and investigates. She breaks open secret files and with the help of Betty discovers that Renee was a crazy pyromaniac and suffered from anxiety and paranoia which caused her to become jealous of her former lover - Larson. Renee believed Larson's assistant was in love with him and tried to kill her with a fire, but actually trapped Larson. Obviously, this worries Betty.

Back at Mode, Christian Siriano guest stars as himself because Mode and other magazines are vying for his designs in their magazine. The meeting with Siriano is halted due to Renee's crazy drama. The episode ends with Renee breaking down, destroying Daniel's apartment and almost killing Betty. Fortunately Betty convinces her to stop.

Also, Gina Gambarro returns with a whole new rich life and a new doctor husband. Hilda, jealous that she has nothing to show for her life, takes Mode clothing to show off however that idea backfires when she realizes Gina really was happy and had found someone who cared for her.

In the next episode, after several encounters where Charlie has constantly tried to break up Betty and Henry, Betty decides to throw her a baby shower to get on her good side. Henry and Betty decide to be "together forever". At the baby shower, Charlie gives birth to the baby and confesses how she was sorry for intruding on Betty's relationship and how she felt she was going to raise the child alone. This makes Betty realize her place in Henry's life is no good and has to end her relationship with him.

Meanwhile, it is the end of the first trimester for Christina and she finds out that she can go back to work and more importantly, that Bradford is the "unnamed donor". She runs away to her husband, Stuart. He tried to convince her to ask for more money thus revealing more about his character. We see the extent to which he tried to force Christina to get more money by inviting Wilhelmina over. Christina decides she wants to carry the baby on one condition - that Wilhelmina care for the child with all her heart. Also, Daniel is messed up over losing Renee but realizes that his passion is not woman seducing, but magazine publishing through the help of Ignacio. Hilda begins a new flirtation with Justin's gym coach - Tony Diaz. Justin is failing gym but with the help of Hilda, he will pass.

In "The Kids Are Alright", we see how wrecked Betty is over losing Henry - they have decided to take a clean break. With the help of Daniel, she is given an article to write for Hot Flash to help distract her from Henry. Betty goes to Gio's Deli to talk to him but is surprised when he kisses her. At the school dance Betty attends due to Hilda being sick, she falls for Gio and learns he does not want to be a rebound guy, but actually wants to be her boyfriend.

Hilda continues to try to get the Coach but her illness gets in the way. She sends Justin along with Betty to the dance to spy on the coach. The episode ends with Tony asking Hilda out.

Meanwhile, at Mode, Wilhelmina is back. She is taking over again and Alexis is going with it since she helped save the Mode cover and the advertisement problem for Hot Flash. She is re-instated as Creative Director.

Amanda is gearing up for a new reality show with her father Gene Simmons of KISS and does not want Marc to intrude because he not only takes away her spotlight, but also is the light of truth telling Amanda her father does not truly love her - a thing she does not want to hear. Later on, we find out Gene is not the father of Amanda and was simply using her as a publicity stunt.

Advertising

Recording artist Mika contributed a track to the show. The song, "Big Girl (You Are Beautiful)", a top ten hit in the UK, was used as the promo theme for the second season, but with altered lyrics to say "Hey Betty, you are beautiful" in the song's chorus, along with a music video featuring the cast. This was the second time a Mika song had been featured on Ugly Betty, with a remix of "Grace Kelly" having already featured in "Punch Out".

After four episodes of the second season of Ugly Betty had aired in Australia, the Seven Network noted that special guests Victoria Beckham, Lindsay Lohan and Naomi Campbell would be guest starring in the near future. Unfortunately, Australian viewers only saw Victoria Beckham and the others were not seen until the season finale aired. After several weeks, "Giving Up the Ghost" aired on 2 July 2008. Ugly Betty was then put on hiatus and the Seven Network announced they planned to show the rest of the episodes after the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. After only one episode, "Bananas for Betty", was shown on the 28th of August 2008, Ugly Betty was cancelled for no apparent reason. After several complaints for not finishing the season, the show went back to air on 2 December 2008 where it aired twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, eventually only airing the show on Thursdays. The final episode aired on Thursday the 15th of January 2009.

Episodes

No. in
series 		No. in
season 		Episode title Writer(s) Director U.S. viewers
(millions) 		Original air date
241"How Betty Got Her Grieve Back"Silvio Horta & Marco PennetteJames Hayman11.16September 27, 2007 (2007-09-27)
252"Family/Affair"Bill WrubelVictor Nelli, Jr.9.78October 4, 2007 (2007-10-04)
263"Betty's Wait Problem"Jon Kinnally & Tracy PoustTricia Brock10.35October 11, 2007 (2007-10-11)
274"Grin and Bear It"Sarah Kucserka & Veronica BeckerTucker Gates9.67October 18, 2007 (2007-10-18)
285"A League of Their Own"Sheila LawrenceWendey Stanzler9.84October 25, 2007 (2007-10-25)
296"Something Wicked This Way Comes"Henry Alonso MyersWendey Stanzler9.90November 1, 2007 (2007-11-01)
307"A Nice Day for a Posh Wedding"Silvio Horta & Marco PennetteJames Hayman10.89November 8, 2007 (2007-11-08)
318"I See Me, I.C.U."Bill WrubelRodman Flender10.73November 15, 2007 (2007-11-15)
329"Giving Up the Ghost"Charles Pratt, Jr.Gary Winick7.49November 22, 2007 (2007-11-22)
3310"Bananas for Betty"Jon Kinnally & Tracy PoustMichael Spiller9.34December 6, 2007 (2007-12-06)
3411"Zero Worship"Dawn DeKeyserRon Underwood9.89January 10, 2008 (2008-01-10)
3512"Odor in the Court"Bill WrubelVictor Nelli, Jr.9.52January 17, 2008 (2008-01-17)
3613"A Thousand Words Before Friday"Sheila Lawrence & Henry Alonso MyersMatt Shakman8.92January 24, 2008 (2008-01-24)
3714"Twenty Four Candles"Sarah Kucserka & Veronica BeckerMichael Spiller8.52April 24, 2008 (2008-04-24)
3815"Burning Questions"Henry Alonso MyersMatt Shakman7.93May 1, 2008 (2008-05-01)
3916"Betty's Baby Bump"Dawn DeKeyser (story), Bill Wrubel (teleplay)Linda Mendoza7.99May 8, 2008 (2008-05-08)
4017"The Kids Are Alright"Brian TanenWendey Stanzler8.47May 15, 2008 (2008-05-15)
4118"Jump"Silvio HortaVictor Nelli, Jr.8.75May 22, 2008 (2008-05-22)

DVD release

DVD name Ep # Release dates Additional Features
Region 1 Region 2 Region 4
The Complete Second Season - Brighter, Bolder, Bettyer 18 September 9, 2008 November 10, 2008 November 10, 2008 This five disc box set contains all 18 episodes from the second season.

Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment release of Ugly Betty Season Second, subtitled "Brighter, Bolder, Bettyer", would be September 9, 2008 in the United States and Canada. All 18 episodes were included in the set, along with additional bonus tracks. Among the features:

  • On Set With The Besties
  • The Suarez Tour
  • Wihelmina Slater: Love to Hate Her
  • Las Pasiones De Telenovelas
  • I ♥ Betty
  • Bettly Bloops
  • Deleted Scenes

Ratings

United States

Episode # Title Airdate Rating Share 18-49 Viewers
(millions) 		Rank
24 "How Betty Got Her Grieve Back" TVPG-DL September 27, 2007[2] 7.4 12 3.9 11.16 #28
25 "Family/Affair" TVPG-DLSV October 4, 2007[3] 7.4 11 3.4 9.78 #31
26 "Betty's Wait Problem" TVPG-DLV October 11, 2007[4] 7.3 11 3.5 10.35 #29
27 "Grin and Bear It" TVPG-DLSV October 18, 2007[5] 7.8 12 3.1 9.67 #35
28 "A League of Their Own" TVPG-L October 25, 2007[6] 7.7 12 3.2 9.84 #34
29 "Something Wicked This Way Comes" TVPG-DL November 1, 2007 7.3 12 3.4 9.90 #27
30 "It's a Nice Day for a Posh Wedding" TVPG-LS November 8, 2007[7] 7.7 13 3.5 10.89 #25
31 "I See Me, I.C.U." TVPG-DL November 15, 2007[8] 7.6 14 3.5 10.73 #29
32 "Giving Up the Ghost" TVPG-DL November 22, 2007[9] 5.3 9 2.2 7.49 #50
33 "Bananas for Betty" TVPG-DLV December 6, 2007[10] 6.4 10 2.8 9.34 #26
34 "Zero Worship" TVPG-DL January 10, 2008[11] 6.7 11 3.2 9.89 #27
35 "Odor in the Court" TV14-DL January 17, 2008[12][13] 6.4 10 3.0 9.52 #25
36 "A Thousand Words Before Friday" TVPG-DL January 24, 2008[14] 6.2 10 3.0 8.92 #23
37 "Twenty Four Candles" TVPG-DL April 24, 2008[15][16] 6.0 10 2.5 8.52 #32
38 "Burning Questions" TVPG-LV May 1, 2008[17] 5.6 9 2.4 7.93 #37
39 "Betty's Baby Bump" TVPG-DLS May 8, 2008[18] 5.6 9 2.4 7.99[19] #36
40 "The Kids Are Alright" TVPG-DL May 15, 2008[20][21] 5.9 10 2.7 8.47 [22] #29
41 "Jump" TVPG-DL May 22, 2008[23] 6.2 11 2.8 8.75 [24] #17

United Kingdom

Ugly Betty was aired on Channel 4 on a usual time of Fridays at 9.00pm. These figures are official ratings released by BARB.

Episode # Title Airdate Viewers (millions)[25] Channel 4 weekly ranka
24 "How Betty Got Her Grieve Back October 5, 2007 2.82 1
25 "Family/Affair" October 12, 2007 2.11 18
26 "Betty's Wait Problem" October 19, 2007 2.19 9
27 "Grin and Bear It" October 26, 2007 2.11 19
28 "A League of Their Own" November 2, 2007 2.19 18
29 "Something Wicked This Way Comes" November 9, 2007 2.04 24
30 "It's a Nice Day for a Posh Wedding" November 23, 2007 2.42 18
31 "I See Me, I.C.U." November 30, 2007 1.92 28
32 "Giving Up the Ghost" December 7, 2007 2.16 22
33 "Bananas for Betty" December 14, 2007 1.75 28
34 "Zero Worship" September 5, 2008 3.12 8
35 "Odor in the Court" September 12, 2008 2.12 11
36 "A Thousand Words Before Friday" September 19, 2008 1.83 22
37 "Twenty Four Candles" September 26, 2008 1.66 27
38 "Burning Questions" October 3, 2008 1.7 30
39 "Betty's Baby Bump" October 3, 2008 1.65 31
40 "The Kids Are Alright" October 10, 2008 1.63 30
41 "Jump" October 17, 2008 1.68 30

a Ranks are for Channel 4 weekly, not for overall TV.

The gap between "Bananas for Betty" on December 14, 2007 and "Zero Worship" was taken for three reasons:

1. Channel 4 was originally scheduled to take a three-week break at Christmas and resume episodes in January; this hadn't happened.

2. The 2007-2008 WGA strike meant only three episodes were left after the last episode, so Channel 4 decided it was pointless to resume them for just a couple of weeks in late January unless there were no more episodes to be produced. The WGA strike was resolved in February, so Channel 4 had promised viewers the series would return later on in the year with new episodes, but had no idea of when to return them, as the next six months (February–August 2008) was already filled.

3. Channel 4 decided to wait until September after Big Brother 9 had finished airing, as the episodes took up approximately 100 minutes of airtime on a Friday night, which filled Betty's slot. Prior to Big Brother, March–May was filled with the whole first season of Dirty Sexy Money, which occupied Betty's slot whenever it was not on, and moved accordingly. Betty made its return to Channel 4 on Friday 5 September 2008 between the two season finale episodes of Big Brother. Unlike Desperate Housewives' 3rd season premiere, Betty's timeslot for that week was not changed as the first show finished at 9pm and resumed with episode 2 at 10pm, meaning that Betty could return to its normal slot. Episodes played straight through into season 3 without a break, and viewers who were desperate to see the next episode of the show could see it one night earlier on a Thursday instead of a Wednesday in its usual 9:00pm slot on E4. T4 then introduced weekend encore sessions on Sundays which replayed that week's episode from 1:30 pm–2:30pm.

Soundtrack

Despite never having a physical or digital release a soundtrack of the series. This music was used during the second season of the series.

References and sources

Footnotes

  1. ^ "'Big Brother' finale is lowest rated yet - Big Brother News - Reality TV". Digital Spy. 2008-09-06. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  2. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.co.in. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  3. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  4. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com.by. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  5. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.co.za. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  6. ^ Week of October 22nd-28th/2007 complete ratings
  7. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.pn. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  8. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.pn. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  9. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.pn. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  10. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  11. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  12. ^ Broadcast TV Ratings for Thursday, January 17, 2008 « Your Entertainment Now
  13. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  14. ^ "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com. Retrieved 2014-05-30.
  15. ^ ABC Announces the Return of Television's Biggest Hit Shows, The Futon Critic, February 20, 2008
  16. ^ Ratings for the week of April 21st-27th, 2008
  17. ^ Ratings for the week of April 28-May 4th, 2008
  18. ^ Ratings for the week of May 5th-11th, 2008
  19. ^ Toff, Benjamin (May 9, 2008). "Ratings: If It's Thursday, It Must Be CBS". The New York Times. Retrieved May 26, 2010.
  20. ^ "WITH HENRY GONE, BETTY FIGHTS HER ATTRACTION TO GIO, ON ABC'S "UGLY BETTY"".
  21. ^ Ratings for the week of May 12th-18th, 2008
  22. ^ Breaking News - Quick Take for Thursday, May 15, 2008 (Fast Affiliate Live + Same Day Ratings) | TheFutonCritic.com
  23. ^ Ratings for the week of May 19th-25th, 2008
  24. ^ Toff, Benjamin (May 23, 2008). "Ratings: 'Grey' Leads, 'Dance' Follows". The New York Times. Retrieved May 26, 2010.
  25. ^ "Top 30 Programmes". BARB. 2014-05-18. Retrieved 2014-05-30.

See also

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