Tim Goodman from the SF Chronicle, has started a TV Power Ranking Chart for each week. Seems like it could be good.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/...entry_id=47913

Decent way as well to keep track of how he thinks the new shows will do alongside the current ones.

Top 5 this week is

Mad Men
Sons of Anarchy
Glee
Modern Family
Bored to Death
.

Interesting concept. I'd like to know how he arives at his rankings. The link at the top of your link suggests that method is explained, however I did not see anything that actually outlined said method.

Here's the how.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/...entry_id=48087

No, I saw that. The title of that link alludes to a methodology, but it appears to boil down to the subjective opinion of the author.

Apparently Tim Goodman isn't aware of the existence of a show called "How I Met Your Mother".

I am sure he is aware, just probably doesn't like it.

Week 2..

1.Mad Men
2. Glee
3. Sons of Anarchy
4. Modern Family
5. Dexter
6. It's always sunny in Philadelphia
7. Flash Forward
8. Curb Your Enthusiasm
9. The Office
10. Bored to Death
11. House
12. The National Parks: America's Best Idea.
13. The Middle
14. Parks and Recreation
15. Community

FALLING:

Goodbye "Cougar Town." From 11 to list-less. Will it return next week?

RISING?:

"Fringe." Need to see more.

"Lie to Me." Strong, but ditto.

"How I Met Your Mother." We hear your pleas.

SUNK!:

"The Beautiful Life" - the first cancellation of the season

"Hank." God awful.

"Brothers." So bad we skipped it.

"Melrose Place." No cameos can redeem this