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2018-19 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: Perfectionist Horseman commits perjury, held In Contempt
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Yeah, those are very solid numbers for The CW. Supergirl seems to be stable no matter what night it is on and Charmed was able to keep its audience. Will be interesting to see how it holds up considering the mixed reviews.
But will it live up to the underrated NBC series from a few years ago?
~ swoon ~
But will it live up to the underrated NBC series from a few years ago?
~ swoon ~
I think we're the only two people who liked it.
Searching for that gif reminded me that NBC was at one point developing a Wolfman series that would also potentially cross over with a second season of Dracula. Bummed neither of those things panned out. I was so ready for an NBC Monsterverse.
I know it's CW, but 0.4 is high? I mean, it's Halloween time - that could be part of it.
THANK RAO!Sunday nights' ratings are here. The CW had a pretty good night. ABC's The Alec Baldwin Show did not do well:
The move to Sundays didn't kill Supergirl
Friday night's ratings. Things seem to have pretty much stabilized. ABC's shows don't look like they'll be moving from their premiere ratings last week. Meanwhile, on The CW, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's ratings are...crazy!
For how hard ABC has been pushing TGIF, this paints more of a TGI-FLOP to me.
...I'll let myself out.
0.5
Tied for 2nd in the demo for all CW shows behind only The Flash so far this season with only Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow, and Legacies still to debut.
TGIF can't be like in the 90s anymore. Was watching The Nineties documentary on Netflix, and they mentioned how Fridays were so big for ABC, that people would just stay home to watch it. Times have changed a lot since then, with DVRs and On Demand... I still think "Friday night death slots" are a thing for live tv.
Still amazes me that people didn't take advantage of VCR's in the 90s. They were advanced enough to schedule times and channels. We always recorded shows to watch later.
Yeah, I thought the .2 predictions were being slightly ridiculous. People still remember this show.
Or it just looks like actual garbage. I mean, we call out trash shows that are trash even with good diverse casting. If you told me it was actually as good as Black Lightning I'd be right there watching it.
True diversity allows for mediocrity across the board. We should have an Asian kevin james, a female Gerald Bulter, and a LGBTQ Jennifer ANstion, all equally successful
You're right. Why is true mediocrity reserved for shows like The Outpost?
It's funny, back then I only recorded a few favorite shows and movies that I didn't own on VHS. Prime time tv? Nah, I had to watch that immediately. I feel like it was more an event to get together with family/friends for live tv. That, and yeah a lot of people I knew couldn't be bother to learn more VHS functions that weren't "play" or "rewind".
haha. I was usually with friends on Fridays, and/or at grade school dances during the times when I would've watched TGIF/SNICK. There was no social media, so if there was actually any discussion it wasn't until Monday anyway, and I'd just watch during the weekend at some point.
People didn't? We had two VCRs and recorded a ton of stuff. And Saturday mornings I'd have to choose which shows to watch live and which to record since there were so many cartoons on!
Remember the invention of VCR+ for the stupid people that couldn't figure out how to program a VCR to record a program at a certain time? Idiots.
Really strong Sunday for The CW.
To be fair, the trailers were really fucking bad. The pilot got good reviews (haven't warched it myself) and it's from the Jane the Virgin team who are great but it did look rough before release. That and the original Charmed fan base and actors weren't happy about the show.
I just want to know how the hell Cuba got 1 of only 4 of those that exist
1 is/was in Hawaii
1 is/was in California
1 is/was in Norfolk Virginia(the headquarters of the series)
1 is/was in New Jersey
I don't need a crazy explanation but can we get some kind of reaction to this, or someone to question it as well.
And once it was discovered Cuba has one operational with the US down to a single ship and no satellites why would they not immediately reactivate the other 3?
I've literally been wondering why they wouldn't go and get one since like S1.
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FX Developing 'Her Body And Other Parties' Anthology Based On Book From Gina Welch & Imagine TV
This sounds neat!
Netflix Orders 'Trinkets' Series Based On YA Novel, Sets Cast Led By Kiana Madeira, Brianna Hildebrand & Quintessa Swindell
Oh and if anyone wondered "If Moffat and Gatiss are doing Dracula, what is the third Sherlock dude doing?" wonder no more:
'The Imitation Game's Matthew Beard To Star In Adaptation Of 'Vienna Blood' From 'Deep State' Producer Endor
Sounds a bit like The Alienist
This sounds neat!
Netflix Orders 'Trinkets' Series Based On YA Novel, Sets Cast Led By Kiana Madeira, Brianna Hildebrand & Quintessa Swindell
Oh and if anyone wondered "If Moffat and Gatiss are doing Dracula, what is the third Sherlock dude doing?" wonder no more:
'The Imitation Game's Matthew Beard To Star In Adaptation Of 'Vienna Blood' From 'Deep State' Producer Endor
Sounds a bit like The Alienist
Here are Monday night's ratings. DWTS went up a bit. Arrow is about where it was from the season finale:
Good manifest and 911 episodes, personally next weeks manifest is what I've been waiting for more though.
I kind of wish some of the drama in 911 wouldnt be fully resolved in the same episode its introduced in.
I kind of wish some of the drama in 911 wouldnt be fully resolved in the same episode its introduced in.
In line with what it was getting at the tail end of last season and the premiere kicked ass, so it needs no pity.
I accidentally tuned in to The Neighborhood and, having never heard of it before, found it somewhat charming in its own CBS-y way.
Would be interested in this, as I really enjoyed Grimm.
Nice to see some of the original cast is planned, as regulars or recurring. But would curious to see how much of the original production team would be involved. Haven't watched Iron Fist, so don't know much about Melissa Glen. But hopefully the original creators are involved in some way.
'The Walking Dead' Takes A Killer Hit As Ratings Fall To Series Low
I took a quick look around for recent L+3/L+7 TWD numbers, but didn't find too much info. I'm curious how much of the decline is due to viewers checking out and how much is due to timeshifting.
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