We'll probably find out tomorrow unless AMC puts out a press release about it today.
We'll probably find out tomorrow unless AMC puts out a press release about it today.
I'm definately curious too. I don't think any of my friends watch it anymore, but there's still a hefty fanbase for it. I do wonder how long the franchise as a whole has? There's just nowhere that either shows seem to be heading (except into repetition).
I read a headline saying McMafia wasn't too good, now I'm afraid to check it out .
Although I rewatched The Walking Dead S2 yesterday and started up S2 and I'm loving it. But all this talk of S6 to S8 especially being bad and not worth it have made me reconsider if I should drop it now and spend my time on binging all five seasons of The Americans instead?
I read a headline saying McMafia wasn't too good, now I'm afraid to check it out .
Although I rewatched The Walking Dead S2 yesterday and started up S2 and I'm loving it. But all this talk of S6 to S8 especially being bad and not worth it have made me reconsider if I should drop it now and spend my time on binging all five seasons of The Americans instead?
Although I rewatched The Walking Dead S2 yesterday and started up S2 and I'm loving it. But all this talk of S6 to S8 especially being bad and not worth it have made me reconsider if I should drop it now and spend my time on binging all five seasons of The Americans instead?
I just feel AMC got too greedy and went to cheap and low budget with these shows.
I keep forgetting about Timeless, Rufus was the MVPSantiako TheBeardedOne
Timeless went back in time to prevent its own cancellation. It made for a pretty neat episode. But they had to erase its existence before Rittenhouse caught on.
In all seriousness, the show improved by leaps and bounds as it went on. It's got a fun swashbuckling feel, good character work and chemistry, and a solidly compelling mythos.
Have anyone seen The Americans all the way? Is it consistently good from season to season? I've seen the first two episodes and I loved it, especially the pilot so I plan on marshing through it to be ready for Season 6.
Rufus "stealing" the car in Vegas was great.
I enjoyed worse, like The Heroes reboot
First season is a bit iffy, but the rest is great. Season 5 is a slow set up season though, which was a bit of a bummer to watch on a weekly basis. I'm sure it will be fine as a binge though.
The Americans is consistently well acted, though some seasons have poor pacing and plotting. The show overall is fantastic and well worth watching to catch up.I was told yesterday that Season 2 was the peak of the show lol. I think I'll keep watching it here and there, but I'll make an effort finishing all the other shows currently, and kind of put Walking Dead on the back burner. Although I can't get enough of Jon Bernthal.
Have anyone seen The Americans all the way? Is it consistently good from season to season? I've seen the first two episodes and I loved it, especially the pilot so I plan on marshing through it to be ready for Season 6.
This week.Designated Survivor has been off the air for so long I completely forgot about it. Back next week.
It's just a movie right? Actors often do TV and movies at the same time.
The fact that there even was a S2 contradicts this gif.
Man, that's a pretty late cancellation on Wayward Pines! Season 2 was pretty awful though. Loved the first season but checked out like 3-4 episodes into S2.
Overall, the February 25 "Honor" episode of TWD delivered 8.3 million viewers with 4.7 million in the 18-49 demo and 5.2 million in the 25-54 demo. For comparison, the XXIII Winter Games Closing Ceremony pulled in 14.8 million viewers on NBC overall.
Having said that, the ninth episode of Dead's eighth season was down 37% from the Season 7 winter return of February 12, 2017, which was up against the Grammys. That's a hard drop in a Season 8 of a number of hard ratings hits and lows from once dizzy and record breaking heights for TWD.
In fact, this year's winter return looks to be a low of its own for the series. This past Sunday dipped just below the Season 2 winter return results of February 12, 2012, which had 8.1 million total viewers with 5.4 million in the 18-49 demo.
Still, with TWD already renewed for a ninth season, perhaps with a few more pick-ups for AMC's biggest show we could see this battle again in 2022 when the Winter Olympics take place in Beijing – and who will be taking a bite out of whom then?
'Walking Dead' Season 8 Midseason Premiere Is Show's Lowest-Rated Ever
"The Walking Dead" Season 8 midseason premiere continued to suffer the ratings woes that have plagued the rest of the season.
According to Nielsen Live+Same Day data, Sunday's premiere drew a 3.6 rating in adults 18-49 and 8.3 million viewers. That is up slightly from the midseason finale ratings (3.4, 7.9 million) in December, but was still the lowest-rated "Walking Dead" midseason premiere to date.
The drop off comes despite the fact that a major character departed the show during the episode after revealing a walker bite in the midseason finale.
As it currently stands, the midseason premieres rank as follows (by demo rating):
Season 4 (2014)– 8.2 rating, 15.8 million viewers
Season 5 (2015)– 8.0 rating, 15.6 million viewers
Season 6 (2016)– 6.8 rating, 13.7 million viewers
Season 3 (2013)– 6.1 rating, 12.3 million
Season 7 (2017)– 5.7 rating, 12 million viewers
Season 2 (2012)– 4.2 rating, 8.1 million viewers
Season 8 (2018)– 3.6 rating, 8.3 million viewers
They're just double checking the iZombie ratings because they can't believe it's so high.Monday night's ratings are delayed. They're just probably not used to having new shows on again.
... so ten people watched it instead of the usual five?They're just double checking the iZombie ratings because they can't believe it's so high.
Yeah, I'm not sure how well I'll be able to tolerate the guy's voice.I do hate that the main character seems to spend a lot of time yelling.
Monday night's ratings are delayed. They're just probably not used to having new shows on again.