> A few notes: these projections are for original episodes (no repeats) aired in the 4th quarter of 2011. Series premieres will likely be .3-.4 higher, thanks to network marketing pushes, and then tend to go down over time. We’ll be updating the numbers after we see full pilots and also as we get a […]
We are combining Friday and Saturday fall ratings projections into one post. The two least-watched nights of television have relatively little value to advertisers (there are fewer people watching TV on these nights and the smaller audiences tend to be older and more downscale). Consequently, the networks generally pay little attention to the two nights […]
> DISCLAIMER: These initial impressions are based on the clips (usually 3-5 minutes) released by the networks to use in their Upfront presentations and for promos. They’re chosen to sell the show, not to accurately represent it. So take the reactions below with a large satchel of salt–we may well feel differently about these shows […]
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The networks have announced most of their midseason plans by now, issuing back orders or canceling the series introduced to great fanfare just 6 weeks ago and shuffling some time slots, and one thing has becoming increasingly clear–and just plain increasing: more and more, the networks are content with ratings under a 2.0 in […]
When you’re CBS, you don’t have to do much. J Let’s take a look, night by night: MONDAY: CBS confounded expectations by not expanding its comedy presence on Thursdays. So it was less important that the sitcom moving over there have a long potential lifespan, which allowed the network to instead shift […]
> DISCLAIMER: These initial impressions are based on the clips (usually 3-5 minutes) released by the networks to use in their Upfront presentations and for promos. They’re chosen to sell the show, not to accurately represent it. So take the reactions below with a large satchel of salt–we may well feel differently about these shows […]
>The new television season is here. The kids are back in school, summer is a distant memory, and the Emmy telecast has ended. It’s time for the networks to unleash a flurry of season premieres and series debuts in the span of a few weeks. Tonight, ABC and NBC launch their new Monday schedules intact, […]