Thursday, February 3 2005, 01:02 GMT
By Neil Wilkes, Editor
US drama Desperate Housewives has now become a ratings hit down under.
The show is the number one new series in the States this season and recently impressed UK audiences with a debut of 5 million viewers.
Almost 2.5 million viewers - 60% of whom were women - tuned in for the premiere episode in Oz on Monday, making it one of the highest-rated drama debuts in Australian history.
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