Typically for HTG:TV, we see one network fail miserably, one dominate, and one stuck in the middle. That didn’t happen this session. Each network came in first, second, and third at least once. One rerun here or there could have completely changed the final tallies. 

Here are the Net Profits for each network:

1. DRTV - $339,767,080
2. FBTV - $285,147,200
3. RTV   - $178,017,820

Net Profit by show:

1. TCW $94,201,200
2. Howling, The $72,557,800
3. Dick Next Door, The $70,624,800
4. Oregon Trail $65,168,400
5. Rising, The $62,028,600
6. Monsters (TM) $44,478,000
7. Wise Tales $42,551,400
8. Within the Lyrics $40,540,600
9. Tick, The $38,948,600
10. It’s Always Me $35,539,200
11. Lunch Monster News Show, The $34,857,200
12. Desperate Screenwriters $28,916,000
13. Horror City $25,610,700
14. TCW NXT (TM) $22,078,400
15. Wolfgang & Zombie $21,549,400
16. Sheriff Pro Tempore $19,812,000
17. Hollywood Times, The $19,070,000
18. Hybrid $18,359,200
19. Blue’s Nightmare (TM) $16,600,000
20. Diary of a Super Powered Freak $15,017,600
21. Casino Night (R) $13,035,000
22. Casino Night $9,658,600
23. Blank $9,135,200
24. Tick, The (S) $7,330,000
25. An HTG Archive Exclusive $7,060,000
26. Downtown (S) $6,965,000
27. Badge of Justice (S) $6,655,000
28. Idiot Court (TM) $6,426,800
29. Ritchie Steven Presents: “Horror Hour” (S) $5,870,000
30. Creatures (M) $4,645,000
31. Treed (TM) $4,626,200
32. Jack and the Cyan Kangaroo (TM) $4,262,800
33. First Class: Rejuvenation $3,531,800
34. It’s Always Me (S) $3,400,000
35. Shenanigans (S) $3,070,000
36. 1930: Kings of the Street… $1,989,400
37. Process, The $1,749,500
38. Green Lantern (S) $1,410,000
39. Zeppo, The (S) -$115,000
40. Shadows (S) -$555,000
41. Codename: Ghost (S) -$800,000
42. You’re History with Stephen Colbert (S) -$1,100,000
43. New York -$1,192,800
44. Atonement (TM) -$1,795,000
45. Behemoth  (H) -$2,500,000
46. Sport of Kings (H) -$4,367,500
47. 3 of 10 (H) -$5,698,000
48. Waystation, The (H) -$6,660,000
49. Viloet Hill (H) -$8,305,500
50. Scanners (H) -$13,311,000

Most expensive shows:

1. Howling, The $43,137,200
2. Tick, The $43,101,400
3. Dick Next Door, The $40,825,200
4. Horror City $40,299,300
5. TCW $38,548,800
6. Hybrid $35,535,800
7. Lunch Monster News Show, The $34,262,800
8. It’s Always Me $33,775,800
9. Rising, The $33,761,400
10. Sheriff Pro Tempore $33,213,000
11. Wise Tales $33,093,600
12. Wolfgang & Zombie $30,095,600
13. 1930: Kings of the Street… $29,930,600
14. Within the Lyrics $29,404,400
15. First Class: Rejuvenation $26,393,200
16. Desperate Screenwriters $26,224,000
17. Blank $22,889,800
18. Oregon Trail $21,936,600
19. Casino Night $15,316,400
20. New York $13,627,800
21. Process, The $12,695,500
22. Diary of a Super Powered Freak $12,072,400
23. Blue’s Nightmare (TM) $9,920,000
24. Atonement (TM) $8,320,000
25. Hollywood Times, The $7,900,000
26. An HTG Archive Exclusive $7,340,000
27. Monsters (TM) $6,822,000
28. Jack and the Cyan Kangaroo (TM) $6,522,200
29. Treed (TM) $4,868,800
30. TCW NXT (TM) $3,676,600
31. Idiot Court (TM) $3,143,200
32. Behemoth $2,500,000
33. Ritchie Steven Presents: “Horror Hour” (S) $2,200,000
34. Downtown (S) $1,600,000
35. Shadows (S) $1,500,000
36. Creatures (M) $1,460,000
37. Badge of Justice (S) $1,400,000
38. It’s Always Me (S) $1,100,000
39. You’re History with Stephen Colbert (S) $1,100,000
40. Zeppo, The (S) $1,000,000
41. Tick, The (S) $800,000
42. Shenanigans (S) $800,000
43. Codename: Ghost (S) $800,000
44. Green Lantern (S) $600,000

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