'Justified,' 'White Collar,' 'Southland' take hits

'White Collar'"Justified," "White-colored Collar" and "Southland" all saw year-to-year ratings decreases after acquiring horns Tuesday evening inside the same timeslot.With all the dramas debuting their new seasons at 10 p.m., the three experienced some viewer erosion. However, with DVR's clearly acquiring a good work out, each skein will most likely see dramatic increases when live + 7 amounts are totalled.USA Network's "White-colored Collar" did finest from the trio, drawing 3.2 million total audiences. Yet that was lower 15% from this past year when the skein needed in 3.8 million audiences.Tuesday marked the debut for your partner of season three for "White-colored Collar." Cabler is thinking about not separating seasons of the current and future series because of an growing original programming selection.Show, from Fox Television Art galleries, stars Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay which is professional produced by creator Rob Eastin and Mark Goffman.At Foreign exchange, the summer season-three premiere of "Justified" needed an 11% hit in general audiences. The Timothy Olyphant starrer came 3.millions of audiences Tuesday and lost a hefty 24% inside the 18-49 demo.The brand new the new sony Television-produced skein is professional produced by creator Graham Yost, Fred Golan, Sarah Timberman, Carl Beverly, Michael Dinner and Elmore Leonard, who written the novel, "Fire inside the Hole," in which the show relies.Walton Goggins, Nick Searcy, Joelle Carter and Natalie Zea are the co-stars. TNT's "Southland" appeared to become lower from this past year, only by 300,000 audiences. The Warner Bros.-produced LAPD cop drama attracted 1.8 million audiences within the to start three telecasts Tuesday.Show, from professional producers John Wells, Chris Chulack and Jonathan Lisco, features an ensemble including Ben McKenzie, Michael Cudlitz and Regina King. Because it launched on NBC last year, "Southland" is really a critical hit but has not been a sizable ratings draw. TNT acquired the show following a Peacock gave it the ax.At FX's recent Television Experts Assn. tour session Sunday, network leader John Landgraf reiterated the value of cumulative viewing totals and noted the series can ultimately receive three occasions as much audiences since it draws in the initial weekly telecast. Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com