LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Would-be millionaires helped ABC hold on to its network-ratings crown for a 14th consecutive week and smoothed the way for the premiere of the new series "Wonderland."

ABC's psychiatric-hospital drama followed Thursday night's installment of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and drew an average of 13.2 million viewers, ranking it at No. 25 among programs for the week of March 27 to April 2.

That's less than half the number of viewers that watched the "Millionaire" quiz show that night -- about 29 million -- but "Wonderland" still managed to boost ABC's showing in the time slot by 17 percent. The three editions of "Millionaire" ranked in the top three spots.

The network also fared well with "The Audrey Hepburn Story," starring Jennifer Love Hewitt as the actress; the TV movie ranked No. 12 and won Monday night for ABC, according to Nielsen Media Research figures released Tuesday.

ABC's 14-week winning streak is its longest in 21 years, the network said.

The North Carolina-Florida NCAA Final Four game gave CBS its highest-rated Saturday since its Final Four coverage last year. This year's contest was watched by more than 15 million viewers, ranking No. 14.

The men's basketball tournament, which saw a number of powerhouse teams eliminated early, had an overall small dip in ratings leading up to Monday night's championship game, in which Michigan State defeated Florida.

NBC enjoyed success with the second outing of the Thursday-night sitcom "Daddio," which ranked No. 9, drawing 15.2 million viewers and retaining most of its lead-in audience from "Friends."

For the week, ABC had an average rating of 9.3 and a 16 share, followed by CBS with an 8.3 rating and 14 share. NBC's 7.5 rating and 13 share put it third, with Fox posting a 5.6 rating, 9 share.

Among the newer networks, UPN had a 2.6 rating, 4 share; WB earned a 2.1 rating, 3 share; and Pax had a 0.8 rating and 1 share.

NBC's "Nightly News" had a slight lead in viewers, drawing 10.1 million compared to 9.95 million for ABC's "World News Tonight," while the two broadcasts had a matching 7.4 rating and 16 share. The "CBS Evening News" had 8.4 million viewers, with a 6.3 rating and 13 share.

A rating point represents 1,008,000 households, or 1 percent of the nation's estimated 100.8 million TV homes. The share is the percentage of in-use televisions tuned to a given show.

Here are the prime-time ratings as compiled by Nielsen Media Research for March 27-April 2:

1. "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," ABC.
2. "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," ABC.
3. "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," ABC.
4. "The Practice," ABC.
5. "60 Minutes," CBS.
6. "Touched By an Angel," CBS.
7. "Friends," NBC.
8. "Law & Order," NBC.
9. "Daddio," NBC.
10. "Dharma & Greg," ABC.
10. "JAG," CBS.
12. "ABC Monday Night Movie: The Audrey Hepburn Story."
12. "NYPD Blue," ABC.
14. "CBS NCAA Basketball Championship: North Carolina vs. Florida."
14. "Providence," NBC.
16. "CBS Sunday Movie: The President's Man."
16. "ER," NBC.
18. "Dateline NBC" (Friday).
19. "Everybody Loves Raymond," CBS.
19. "Frasier," NBC.
21. "Ally McBeal," Fox.
22. "The Drew Carey Show," ABC.
23. "Dateline NBC" (Wednesday).
23. "The West Wing," NBC.
25. "Wonderland," ABC.
26. "Becker," CBS.
27. "Law & Order," NBC.
28. "20/20" (Wednesday), ABC.
28. "Dateline NBC" (Tuesday).
30. "Just Shoot Me," NBC.
31. "Spin City," ABC.
32. "CBS NCAA Basketball: Bridge Show," CBS.
32. "Diagnosis Murder," CBS.
34. "48 Hours," CBS.
34. "Will & Grace," NBC.
36. "Judging Amy," CBS.
37. "Titus," Fox.
38. "20/20" (Friday), ABC.
39. "CBS Wednesday Movie: Father's Day."
39. "King of Queens," CBS.
39. "Sports Night," ABC.
42. "City of Angels," CBS.
42. "Malcolm in the Middle," Fox.
44. "The X-Files," Fox.
45. "Twenty-One," NBC.
46. "Whose Line Is It Anyway?," ABC.
47. "60 Minutes II," CBS.
48. "Dateline NBC" (Monday).
49. "Battery Park," NBC.
49. "That ***'70s Show," Fox.
51. "Two Guys and a Girl," ABC.
51. "World's Finest Game Show Moments," Fox.
53. "The Simpsons," Fox.
53. "Third Watch," NBC.
53. "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" ABC.
56. "Nash Bridges," CBS.
57. "CBS NCAA Basketball Post Game Show."
58. "City of Angels," CBS.
59. "Then Came You," ABC.
59. "World Figure Skating Championship," ABC.
61. "Kids Say the Darndest Things," CBS.
62. "Chicago Hope," CBS.
62. "Greed," Fox.
62. "Wonderful World of Disney: Mail to the Chief," ABC.
65. "AMW: America Fights Back," Fox.
65. "Grapevine," CBS.
65. "Now and Again," CBS.
65. "Profiler," NBC.
69. "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," ABC.
70. "Pretender," NBC.
70. "The Simpsons," Fox.
72. "WWF Smackdown!" UPN.
73. "3rd Rock From the Sun," NBC.
73. "Cops 2: Fort Worth," Fox.
73. "World's Wildest Police Videos," Fox.
76. "Boy Meets World," ABC.
76. "That ***'70s Show," Fox.
78. "Best Commercial Never Seen," ABC.
78. "Family Guy," Fox.
78. "NBC Sunday Night Movie: Anaconda."
81. "Cosby," CBS.
82. "The Hughleys," ABC.
82. "King of Queens," CBS.
84. "Family Guy," Fox.
84. "Making the Band," ABC.
84. "NBA Basketball Sunday: NY at Lakers and San Antonio at Miami," NBC.
87. "Cops: Indianapolis," Fox.
87. "King of the Hill," Fox.
89. "God, the Devil and Bob," NBC.
89. "The Others," NBC.
91. "Fox Thursday Night Movie Fox: Cable Guy."
92. "7th Heaven," WB.
92. "Get Real," Fox.
94. "Futurama," Fox.
95. "Charmed," WB.
96. "Angel," WB.
96. "Star Trek: Voyager," UPN.
98. "Moesha," UPN.
99. "Grown Ups," UPN.
99. "The Parkers," UPN.
101. "Malcolm & Eddie," UPN.
102. "Dawson's Creek," WB.
103. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," WB 2.2
104. "The Steve Harvey Show," WB 2.0
105. "For Your Love," WB.
105. "The Jamie Foxx Show," WB.
107. "7 Days," UPN.
107. "Blockbuster Cinema: Poltergeist," UPN.
107. "The Jamie Foxx Show," WB.
107. "Popular," WB.
111. "Roswell," WB.
112. "7th Heaven Beginnings," WB.
112. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," WB.
112. "D.C.," WB.
112. "Movie Stars," WB.
116. "The Beat," UPN.
117. "Diagnosis Murder," Pax.
118. "Diagnosis Murder," Pax.
118. "Diagnosis Murder," Pax.
120. "Secret Agent Man," UPN.
120. "Touched by an Angel," Pax.
120. "Zoe," WB.
123. "Touched by an Angel," Pax.
124. "Diagnosis Murder," Pax.
124. "Diagnosis Murder," Pax.
126. "PAX TV Sunday Mystery Movie: Agatha Christie's Caribbean Mystery."
127. "Animals Are People Too," Pax.
127. "It's a Miracle," Pax.
127. "Touched by an Angel," Pax.
127. "Touched by an Angel," Pax.
127. "Touched by an Angel," Pax.
132. "It's a Miracle," Pax.
133. "Hope Island," Pax.
133. "It's a Miracle," Pax.
133. "PAX TV Three-Hanky Movie: Wild Horses."
133. "Twice in a Lifetime," Pax.
137. "Chicken Soup for the Soul," Pax.
137. "Chicken Soup for the Soul," Pax.
137. "Touched by an Angel," Pax.

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