Let’s take stock of broadcast-TV’s freshman class performance-to-date…. (Updated Jan. 4)

CBS’ East New York and NBC’s Quantum Leap shared the title of the fall’s highest-rated series launch, each netting a 0.5 in the coveted 18-49 demo (in Live+Same Day numbers). CBS’ Fire Country, meanwhile, delivered the largest audience for any freshman debut, with 5.9 million total viewers.

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But of the new broadcast shows that have thus far registered on the Live+7 playback table, which are enjoying the most bodacious bumps, either in their adjusted total or as a percentage gain in their preliminary numbers?

See who is leading the pack in the 18-49 demo and in total viewers, ranked both by their new Live+7 total and in average percentage gains. (And as always, if you seek scoop on any of these shows, email InsideLine@tvline.com!)

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