McEnroe Show Gets “Love” Rating
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James Joyner | Thursday, August 12, 2004 |
Kevin Aylward passes on word that John McEnroe’s eponymous CNBC show achieved a dubious 0.0 rating during the week of the Democratic convention, losing substantial ground over its lead-in, “Dennis Miller.”
I rather like both Miller and McEnroe and find them engaging. Both of their shows are, however, unwatchable. I gave Miller several weeks before finally giving up. I couldn’t bear more than two episodes of Johnny Mac.
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While I rarely watch it, the Miller show has improved over the early weeks.
I have never even come across McEnroe's show by accident. The only reason I knew he had one was because I caugh him on Letterman talking about it.
Posted by Steven Taylor | August 12, 2004 | 02:25 pm | Permalink
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