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The overall Lost finale numbers for 9-11:30pm were a 5.8 adults 18-49 rating and 13.5 million average viewers. Those were the best numbers for a Lost finale since 2007. The Lost – Final Journey clip show averaged a 4.0 adults 18-49 rating from 7-9pm.

Last night LOST was up 5% vs last week with a 4.2 adults 18-49 rating.

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Via ABC press release:

Opposite stiff all-original demographic competition at 9:00 p.m. on Fox (Idol-fueled “Glee”), NBC (second hour of a 2-hour “The Biggest Loser”) and CBS (“NCIS: LA”), ABC’s “Lost” built on its lead-in by 60% in Adults 18-49 (4.0/10).  Finishing a strong No. 2 in Adults 18-49 to “Glee,” “Lost” outperformed “The Biggest Loser” by 11% (3.6/9) and “NCIS: LA” by 21% (3.3/8) in the hour.  Topping “Glee” for the 2nd straight week, Lost ranked No. 1 in the hour and as the top-rated scripted show of the night in key Men (M18-34/M18-49).

Building its overall audience for its 3rd straight original broadcast, “Lost” generated its most-watched telecast (10.2 million) since the beginning of February (3rd largest audience this season) and equaled its top Adult 18-49 number (4.0/10) since March – since 2/9 and 3/30/10, respectively.

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LOST fell 8% to a 3.6 rating, its lowest rated original episode ever. Please note that this series-low in the 18-49 demo does not equal a series-low in total viewers.

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Last night LOST was down only a 3% despite Glee’s return to a series high ratings:

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LOST ties series-low with adults 18-49:

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Lost’s 4.0 rating was even with last week’s episode. Reports are there was a 2 minute overrun of Lost into the 10pm hour, so it’s more likely than usual that the V ratings will be adjusted downward, and Lost ratings adjusted upward in the final ratings.

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LOST had a 5.4/8 and a 3.9 demo rating, slightly up from last week.

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Via TVbytheNumbers:

Of course Fox and American Idol won the TV ratings race last night, but the Tuesday results boosted the “Daylight Savings Time Killed My Show” meme again, as the broadcast ratings losses were widespread. [...] LOST fell yet again, down 10% from last week to a season low, and tied for a regular episode series low, 3.8 adults 18-49 rating.