* ABC’s “Bachelorette” and “True Beauty” dominate their timeslots and all of Monday primetime.
* Even in repeats, CBS' “Big Bang Theory” and “2½ Men” are getting the kind of ratings most other sitcoms can't get with new episodes.
* The History Channel's “Pawn Stars,” a reality show about three generations running a Las Vegas pawnshop, is Monday’s fourth-biggest series and the biggest on Monday cable.
* “Last Comic Standing” was down last week, but generally has been doing better on Mondays than “Chuck” and “Trauma” were a couple months ago. Sadly, they’re not repeating last Monday’s episode, which featured some truly inspired anti-anti-semite patter from judge Andy Kindler. Tonight brings instead two new hours.
* “The Good Guys,” the first broadcast series created by “Burn Notice” mastermind Matt Nix, is not getting “Burn Notice”-size ratings, tying repeats of “Last Comic Standing” two weeks running. Fox has is slated for the Friday Death Slot this fall. I suspect it may not fare well there. Why aren’t the “Notice” fans watching?
* MTV’s shift from unscripted to scripted does not seem to be working out that well, with its horrible new sitcoms “The Hard Times of R.J. Burger” and “Warren The Ape” garnering far lower ratings than “The Hills,” “The City,” “The Challenge,” “16 and Pregnant” and “Jersey Shore.”