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Jane and The Originals :(
ReplyDeleteHas CW given a back-order to JtV a little too early?
ReplyDeleteJane fell..maybe CW renewed to soon lol. (Just kidding)
ReplyDeleteThey didn't renew it.
ReplyDeleteI edited my post before your reply lol
ReplyDeleteWell, Jane and TO were preempted, and it's still solid for Mondays, and as long as it pulls off 0.3-0.4's, they won't pull it off the schedule.
ReplyDeletedoesnt bode well for the future though, the Fall is when shows have their best ratings. Remember what happened to the CW last spring? If they see a similar drop Monday could be down to 0.3/0.4 territory
ReplyDeletenah i think if they get a 0.5 or 0.4 cw will be happy but of course with a 0.4 or 0.5 really no guarantee at all for season 2. plus not sure with this type of show what storyline season 2 would even have, but then i am not a writer and have poor imagination
ReplyDeleteMaybe but they always have the option of moving JTV come mid season. Better for them to fill the schedule as much as possible with original programming.
ReplyDeleteSo is this good or bad for Gotham?
ReplyDeleteYeah for Gotham.
ReplyDeleteIt'd be quite embarrasing if the CW has to cancel it before it gets to the back order.
ReplyDeleteNBC: Very curious to see how NBC tries to promote TB when it ends its fall season early. I still think a marathon or something during the dead period is a good idea.
ReplyDeleteABC: Whatever,
CBS: NCIS: LA's move looks better by the week. If it's cracking a 2.0 or more as the season progresses, it will look very smart. That's just embarrassing for TM. I saw an episode for the first time last night and liked it. Not great, but it wasn't bad. Buy wow, did those ratings drop. Even factoring in the new time period and everything, it's a pretty terrible drop.
Fox: Something's working. Too bad it goes away sooner rather than later.
CW: Good to see.
Not gonna happen, they'll suck it up and air the 22 episodes... if they DID un-order the back 9 it would make CW history.
ReplyDeleteIf it drops Cult low then they may well do. But obviously time will tell.
ReplyDeleteTold you people that CW would have downward adjustments.
ReplyDeleteCastle what the hell?
ReplyDeleteI agree to early! Cw wanted to make a strong statement and give both freshman shows a full season order. But again if JTV drops hardly there is always Friday to burn out the eps. Besides that I assume JtV is a lot cheaper to execute. Sadly Emily Owens didn't get this chance.
ReplyDeleteYou act like someone here is surprised. We follow the ratings just like you.
ReplyDeleteGood for NCIS: LA beating Castle for the first time.
ReplyDeleteHere in Pittsburgh we couldn't even watch Castle which sucked, cause I don't even like football.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! the rating of Sleepy Hollow is up although it's just 0.1
ReplyDeleteYeah. But there's 3 day DVR to factor in, too.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Castle really dropped, I hope that's temporary, Gotham still looking good, and Big Bang continues to be a Beast!!
ReplyDeletethose L+3 only don´t matter at all to the advertisers (they look at C3 and C7 aka the numbers of folks who watch it later with the ads but those numbers hardly ever get released because they are so similiar to the L+same day) it´s just a way for the studios to feel better about themselves... AS of today only live + same day ratings matter the L+3/L+7 are only spin
ReplyDeleteOh Castle hehehe...
ReplyDeleteHope not.
ReplyDeleteis it just me or does anyone think that some returning show aren't doing as well like ncis: la (14M last season and 9M now). I wish channels would keep shows in the same spot cause Hawaii-five o is not doing well either
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