There was some NBA pre-season play and some Canadian football up the cable dial but on a night without big sporting competition, Friday the 13th proved to be very lucky indeed for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (0.2/1).

Unlike many a returning series this year, the Season 3 debut of the Rachel Bloom led musical dramady came back exactly even among adults 18-49 with its Season 2 opener of last year. In fact, as jilted at the alter revenge takes place, Crazy Ex, and here is where they will be singing a happy song today, actually saw a 25% viewership increase over that October 21, 2016 debut. Those 659,000 sets of eyeballs were also up 20% over the Season 2 average.

Following Crazy Ex and now shifted from Mondays, the Season 4 premiere of Jane The Virgin (0.3/1) was down just a tenth from its Season 3 debut of October 17, 2016 – which is not bad at all considering the move to Fridays.

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As Fridays long have been in the land of the Big 4, CBS was the winner last night both in the demo and among those loyal viewers. With a 0.9/4 rating and an audience of 7.96 million, the House of Moonves essentially matched last week’s results overall.

However, in the specifics, MacGyver (0.8/4) and Blue Bloods (0.9/4) both slipped a tenth from last week. Stuck in the middle, so to speak, Hawaii Five-O (1.0/4) was the same as the fast affiliates for its October 6 show – which adjusted up a tenth in the final numbers. Five-O was the highest rated show of the night and, no surprise there, the Tom Selleck-led NYPD family drama was the most watched with a viewership of 8.83 million, though down 7% from last week.

ABC are big on the Live + 3 numbers for last week and the 71% lift that they both had, but the reality is things are not looking good for Marvel’s Inhumans (0.6/3). In a truly competitive 9 PM slot, the critically slammed series took a 14% hit from last week, and that was down double digits too from the show’s modest debut of September 29.

On the upside or at least, a plateau of sorts, Once Upon A Time (0.7/3) held all of its Season 6 premiere demo of last week for the Disney-owned net while 20/20 (0.6/3) was down a tenth.

One of those 9 PM players, Fox’s The Exorcist (0.4/2) was down a tenth too though it saw a small viewership rise to 1.46 million last night. Burning its own kind of spicy Devils, Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen (0.8/4) also had a modest viewership rise to 2.88 million and matched its fast affiliates of October 6 – which went up a tenth in the final numbers.

NBC’s only original of the night was the 9 – 11 PM Dateline (0.9/4), which was down a tenth from last week.