Episode 4.17 Ratings Posted March 1 2013
This week's episode of The Middle finished a solid third in the ratings, ranking behind American Idol on Fox and Survivor on CBS.
"Wheel of Pain" had an audience of 7.97 million people, down from 8.27m the previous week. The Middle scored a 2.1/6 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic, slipping two tenths from the last episode's 2.3/7 rating.
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Wheel of Pain
Season 4, Episode 17 -
Aired February 27, 2013
After accidentally breaking the family room window, Axl, Sue and Brick decide to band together and place the blame on the neighborhood bad seed Glossner children. But Frankie and Mike know that the kids aren't being truthful and put together a wheel of pain, in which the kids must spin the wheel and land on a consequence, hoping that one of them will break down and confess -- which puts Sue's "Sue-weet 16 Party" at risk. Meanwhile, Frankie needs to please her no-nonsense dental assisting school teacher, Mrs. Armwood (Jane Kaczmarek, "Malcolm in the Middle"), in order to obtain a prime dental rotation spot.
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