Classic Episodes From Stargate Seasons One and Two Land Sci Fi a Record November!

November 30, 2002

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The SCI FI Channel set a prime-time ratings record for the month of November, averaging a 1.0 household rating, which places it in the top 10 of all basic cable networks, the company announced. The results marked a 43 percent increase in ratings over November 2001, the largest ratings percentage increase of any basic cable network for the month.

SCI FI also ranked in the top 10 in both ratings and delivery of all key demographics: men, women and persons 18-49 and 25-54, the channel reported. The channel also set a monthly average audience delivery record of 802,000 households, the highest in the channel's history.

In November, SCI FI aired three-hour Monday blocks of Stargate SG-1 episodes, which averaged a 1.3 rating, the highest average monthly rating for the time period in the Channel's history, with the exception of the December 2000 airing of the SCI FI original miniseries Frank Herbert's Dune.