the week. Jeffrey was voted as the second team captain by the players themselves. The two competed in a challenge, where the winner would be the only member of the winning team and the loser will go into limbo as the losing captain. : America voted on which of three non-challenge winners would join Andrea in the Final 3. Erica received the most votes and was safe. Jeffrey and Kevin were sent to limbo where Jeffrey received the fewest votes and was eliminated. : For the finale, America voted for who they wanted to win The Glass House. Ratings and reception During the 10 o'clock hour, the series premiere of The Glass House ranked #2 in the slot with Adults 18-49 and #1 with Women 18-49. The Glass House boosted its time period week to week by 60% in Adults 18-49, hitting a summer-high for ABC in the hour. Despite the added publicity surrounding the legal action, The Glass House was the lowest-rated of six reality shows on network television Monday night, and was able to beat only repeat programming on CBS. The show also seemed to drive viewers away throughout its hour-long running time, falling about 20 percent from its first half hour to its second, losing about a million viewers in the process, and dissipating the lead-in audience handed to it from the more successful Bachelorette. Over all, The Glass House averaged only about four million viewers for the hour, and a 1.5 rating in the audience preferred by ABC advertisers, viewers between the ages of 18 and 49. Critically, the series received generally negative reviews. Entertainment Weekly gave the premiere episode a negative review, and even mocked the opening, commenting "'The show they didn't want you to see' was the show you didn't need to watch." The second episode dropped down to 3.09 million viewers with a 1.1 rating, and then again to 2.840 million viewers and a 1.0 rating share the next week. The seventh episode dropped down to 1.60 million viewers with a 0.6 rating, the 8th episode also had a drop in viewers having been watched by 1.59 million viewers, the 9 and 10th episode had a small spike in ratings, but not as much as the show had gotten the first half of the season with the series finale reaching just under 2 million viewers. References 2012 American television seasons