According to Wikipedia, these are the amount of viewers that watched the show this season by episode.

Episode 101, "Retribution": 6.8 million viewers
Episode 102, "Shattered": 7.6 million viewers
Episode 103, "33 Bullets": 7.9 million viewers (41st place)
Episode 104, "Crazy Little Thing Called Love": 8.1 million viewers
Episode 105, "Mr. Little and Mr. Big": 7.0 million viewers (65th place)
Episode 106, "Night of the Living Dead": 6.7 million viewers
Episode 107, "Hubris": 8.0 million viewers
Episode 108, "Isolation": 7.4 million viewers
Episode 109, "Seven Feet Under": 6.1 million viewers
Episode 110, "Fall From Grace": 7.0 million viewers
Episode 111, "Faith": 7.6 million viewers
Episode 112, "Sleeping Beauty": 6.2 million viewers
Episode 113, "Post Hoc": 6.9 million viewers
Episode 114, "In Sickness & In Health": 6.4 million viewers
Episode 115, "Dead Again": 5.9 million viewers
Episode 116, "D.O.A.": 5.3 million viewers

In my opinion, this show should have stayed on Sunday nights and should not be cancelled at all. I can't believe that NBC is giving up on this many fans and viewers so that they can put shows on like The Bionic Woman, Baby Swap, and Singing Bee.

Maybe viewers should be aloud to vote on what they want to watch instead of letting the networks decide.

i think they should get rid of deal or no deal, and not get any of the new reality shows. reality shows and game shows are boring.

Hmm, so NBC doesn't think they need an average of 7 million viewers on any given night? Let's include these numbers in our emails and letters

and just think about how many people that aren't accounted for in that total

Note that the decline came after the move (and the total lack of promotion).

I wonder if Wikipedia's numbers are accurate...one thing about Wikipedia...you can edit their content. So if you wanted to go to the section on Crossing Jordan, you could write all sorts of content (anonymously, too), and it would take a long time for them to take it down. There was once a fake story there about how John Siegenthaler (Spelling?) Sr. was involved in JFK's death, and it was up on the site for 132 days before it was taken down...

I agree. I really liked it on Sundays at 10, but then they go and put The Apprentice in its slot. But since NBC cancelled The Apprentice, they could have just put CJ back to its original time. I don't think NBC fought hard enough for CJ to stay.

NBC does not care what the people who actually watch TV care if they did they'd keep CJ on gee is it a crime to have a show adults can actually enjoy?

I agree I live in reality and enjoy a little time away from it by watching CJ and ER NBC needs to get in touch with its viewers