USA TODAY Releases 2013 Save Our Shows Survey Results

CSI: NY receives the most 'save' votes

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Apr 29, 2013, 12:08 ET

MCLEAN, Va., April 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The results are in for USA TODAY's 2013 Save Our Shows survey and CBS' CSI: NY is the show that viewers want to save the most. The Save Our Shows survey invited fans to vote on which endangered sitcoms and dramas deserved new seasons. Voting took place April 1st through 22nd and today fans' voices are heard at saveourshows.usatoday.com.

This year, more than 116,000 fans cast their votes via web and mobile platforms to save their favorite shows. The show with the most 'saves' for 2013 was CBS' CSI: NY with 38 percent voting to save the show. The show with the least 'saves' for 2013 was the CW's The Carrie Diaries.

The full list of results includes:

  • CBS' CSI:  NY – 38 percent
  • ABC's Body of Proof – 34 percent
  • CBS' Vegas – 34 percent
  • ABC's Happy Endings – 30 percent
  • ABC's Last Man Standing –  30 percent
  • NBC's The New Normal – 29 percent
  • ABC's Suburgatory – 28 percent
  • NBC's Community – 28 percent
  • NBC's Go On – 27 percent
  • CBS' Golden Boy – 22 percent
  • ABC's Malibu Country – 19 percent
  • ABC's The Neighbors – 18 percent
  • NBC's Whitney –18 percent
  • CW's Nikita – 13  percent
  • CW's Beauty and the Beast – 12 percent
  • CW's The Carrie Diaries – 9 percent

USA TODAY television reporter Gary Levin created the exclusive Save Our Shows survey in 1998, with paper ballots mailed in by thousands of ardent fans.

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