Talk:The Breach (Star Trek: Enterprise)

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what was the name of the rocks they collected from the caves?

this is also an epasode with tribbles in it

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Ratings

If you look at the ratings over the run of Enterprise it is almost always the bigger networks NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC jockeying for the top places and the smaller networks UPN and The WB some distance behind (Variety calls them "netlets"). That's why it seems more appropriate and relevant to compare and contrast Enterprise with Dawson's Creek than to point out that FOX got millions more viewers and was top of the ratings yet again with "American Idol." Since McNeill directed both Enterprise and Dawson's Creek this week the extra emphasis did not seem undue.

Also the fast overnight ratings initially had Enterprise ahead of Dawson's Creek[1] but the final weekly average viewer numbers from the LA Times put Dawson's Creek in ahead (102.nd Dawson's Creek WB 3.47 million, versus 104.th Enterprise UPN 3.19 million)

Please note that I included TrekWeb as a reference not because it was strictly necessary, any objective reader could look at the Nielsen ratings and make the same reasonable observations to summarize the numbers, but to show I was paraphrasing existing analysis. -- 109.76.132.146 (talk) 11:30, 19 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]