Soap Opera TV Ratings For Nov. 16-22, 2009

Compiled from a list of several sources, here are the Nielsen ratings for the week of November 16-22, 2009 for all the daytime and primetime television soap operas.

GREY'S ANATOMY (14.1 million, 9.1/14)
THE GOOD WIFE (12.7 million, 8.4/15)
V (9.3 million, 6.0/9)
PRIVATE PRACTICE (8.9 million, 6.1/10)
FLASHFORWARD (8.0 million, 5.2/8)
GLEE (7.4 million, 4.3/7)
SORTILEGIO (5.1 million) - Monday through Friday night average
HEROES (5.1 million, 3.2/5)
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (4.82 million, 3.5/12) - daytime airing only
EN NOMBRE DEL AMOR (4.0 million) - Monday through Friday night average
THE VAMPIRE DIARIES (3.6 million, 2.4/4)
THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL (3.23 million, 2.3/8)
DAYS OF OUR LIVES (3.12 million, 2.3/8) - daytime airing only
GENERAL HOSPITAL (2.66 million, 2.0/6) - daytime airing only
ONE TREE HILL (2.6 million, 1.7/3)
ALL MY CHILDREN (2.53 million, 1.9/7) - daytime airing only
ONE LIFE TO LIVE (2.53 million, 1.9/7) - daytime airing only
AS THE WORLD TURNS (2.39 million, 1.8/6)
90210 (2.1 million, 1.5/2)
GOSSIP GIRL (2.2 million, 1.5/2)
MELROSE PLACE (1.6 million, 1.1/2) - Heather Locklear's debut

EDITOR'S NOTES: According to the daily ratings from SON, James Franco made little impact on GENERAL HOSPITAL with debut. On his first full day on Friday, November 20, the episode that was advertised, GH actually had their second lowest viewer total of the week.

Heather Locklear also failed to make much impact to MELROSE PLACE. With the ABC Family soaps on hiatus, MELROSE was the lowest rated of all the soaps for the week.

DAYS OF OUR LIVES tied THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL for second place in household ratings with a 2.3 rating and 8 share.

The Univision primetime soaps continued to outperform The CW soaps by a large margin.