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TV Movie of the Week
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<blockquote data-quote="Monzo" data-source="post: 382775" data-attributes="member: 19949"><p>These are the 10 most-watched TV movies of all time in the US, based on Nielsen TV ratings. By the way, two-part movies are referred to as TV movies and not as miniseries.</p><p></p><p>46.0 The Day After</p><p>36.9 Little Ladies of the Night</p><p>36.3 Helter Skelter (Part 1: 35.2, Part 2: 37.5)</p><p>36.2 The Burning Bed</p><p>33.2 The Night Stalker</p><p>33.0 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders</p><p>32.9 Brian's Song</p><p>31.7 My Sweet Charlie</p><p>31.6 The Feminist and the Fuzz</p><p>31.6 Something About Amelia</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Monzo, post: 382775, member: 19949"] These are the 10 most-watched TV movies of all time in the US, based on Nielsen TV ratings. By the way, two-part movies are referred to as TV movies and not as miniseries. 46.0 The Day After 36.9 Little Ladies of the Night 36.3 Helter Skelter (Part 1: 35.2, Part 2: 37.5) 36.2 The Burning Bed 33.2 The Night Stalker 33.0 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders 32.9 Brian's Song 31.7 My Sweet Charlie 31.6 The Feminist and the Fuzz 31.6 Something About Amelia [/QUOTE]
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