Miley Cyrus' 'Hannah Montana' dominated by Miranda Cosgrove's 'iCarly'
The ratings "battle" between Miranda Cosgrove and Miley Cyrus for their respective shows is suddenly not looking like too much of a battle at all. According to some of the newest numbers, the fourth season premiere of "iCarly" for Nickelodeon brought in 7.74 million viewers -- almost exactly two million more than an new episode of "Hannah Montana Forever".
Of course, we have to consider the possibility in here that the "iCarly" numbers are inflated since it is, after all, the premiere -- but by how much? The one thing Miley has going for her is that the series finale for the show is still likely to pull in enormous numbers, since old fans may stop by to see how the saga ends for Miley Stewart and her alter ego.
What do you plan on watching Sunday night -- "Hannah Montana", "iCarly", or something a little bit different? (Take "True Blood", but that's not exactly for the same audience.) To view recent photos of Miley, follow the link here.
I love both shows also, but at the moment I'm liking HMF a bit more.
I haven't even seen the new episodes of either yet.. will have to watch them later.
HEY! I like Victorious. True Jackson is good too, but I keep forgetting it
I watched the sneak preview or whatever of Victorious after the Kids Choice Awards, then the first episode.. hated both. :-/ I had high expectations.
True Jackson VP is hilarious, iCarly is also.. everything else I don't watch anymore.
iCarly is the ****. Well written, well acted, flat-out hilarious; it is funnier than most comedies on television IMHO. Hannah is so.... not nearly as good, I guess? Funny sometimes, mostly just overhyped.
iCarly is & has always been better than Hannah Montana, IMO. I actually sometimes laugh at the jokes on iCarly, whereas HM jokes I find corny & recycled.
Miranda Cosgrove's stiff looking, robot movin ass...give me Hannah Montana any day...what a bummer that Avis is losing the ratings battle, but come the final episode...I think the tides will turn greatly.