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“The Walking Dead” Ratings Stay Strong For Week Three

Though last week’s edition of “The Walking Dead” predictably lost some of the premiere audience, the AMC hit held steady in the ratings for week three and actually improved with total viewers.

Oct. 26, 2010 - Hollywood, California, U.S. - AMC premiere screening of ''The Walking Dead'' at Arclight Cinemas Hollywood in Hollywood, CA 10/26/10  2010..ANDREW LINCOLN..k66635sk. © Red Carpet Pictures

“Dead” garnered a 2.5 adults 18-49 rating with 5.074 million viewers according to Mediaweek, which represents an increase of about 8% among total viewers.

It is still far too early to deem “The Walking Dead” a surefire ratings phenomenon, but with only a few episodes remaining in the first season, it now seems very unlikely it will head into hiatus as anything less than a very successful new cable drama.

Written by Brian Cantor

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  1. They should do all the can to move up that date for season 2 though. Maybe add a few episodes to the season. Making people wait 6-7 months for this show only to pretty much immediately go on break for another full year is risky.

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