Dick Clark hopes 'Rockin' Eve' 40th anniversary is not his last

Dick Clark hopes 'Rockin' Eve' 40th anniversary is not his last: Tradition meant a lot of Saturday nighttime. Central Floridians who determined to greet 2012 via TV stuck overwhelmingly in prime clock time with ABC and Dick Clark, who have owned the nighttime. “American Idol” hosts Ryan Sea crest was the main host of the ABC festivities since Clark has reduced his role. A 10 p.m. Especial brought in 167,800 lookers. It was the most-watched plan topically in prime clock time. ABC turned over all of prime clock time to Clark. The network marked the 40th anniversary of Clark welcoming the New Year with a two-hour especial that averaged 125,800 lookers. The next 3 most democratic serial in prime clock time were three “NCIS” reruns on United States. The most-watched of them attracted 76,000 lookers. Next came 4 repeats of “The Big Bang Theory” on TBS. The most-watched of them had 64,200 lookers. The most-watched New Year’s Eve celebration on another network was NBC’s 10 p.m. Especial with Carson Daly. It placed No. 18 and brought in 32,500 lookers.