Everyone in this thread will have died of old age while cyborg Ackles/Padalecki will still be making Supernatural.
At the end of the world it'll be the cockroaches and Supernatural.
Everyone in this thread will have died of old age while cyborg Ackles/Padalecki will still be making Supernatural.
At the end of the world it'll be the cockroaches and Supernatural.
For anyone who hasn't seen The Missing yet (BBC One in UK - starts tonight on Starz in the US) I thoroughly recommend it.
It revolves around the story of a Dad searching for his son who went missing six years earlier whilst their family were on holiday in France.
Eight part series all told. I'm three episodes in and it's easily the best new show of the Autumn season for me. Well acted, with a great script thusfar and the direction is such that it gives just enough tantalising hints at deeper stories yet to be uncovered - allowing the viewer to speculate whilst not giving the whole game away. Exactly what I want from a mystery drama.
Plus, episode 3 had one of the bestI've ever seen on TV.chase sequences
tl;dr? Think original Broadchurch meets The Bridge but done by the BBC so you know it's quality. It's so good so far that I fully expect Fox will be making a word for word remake in three years time.
At the end of the world it'll be the cockroaches and Supernatural.
How is Benched doing? I just caught the first episode and really enjoyed it. Great cast. Love Eliza Coupe, Jay Harrington, and the judge. And thr bailiff is the dude from Reno 911!
They fucking cancelled Selfie before I even had a chance to watch it?
It doesn't.Also question: If I don't have a nielsen box, does my viewership count towards ratings at all, and if so, how?
How is Benched doing? I just caught the first episode and really enjoyed it. Great cast. Love Eliza Coupe, Jay Harrington, and the judge. And thr bailiff is the dude from Reno 911!
Dammit! I keep on forgetting this is on! I haven't watched any episodes yet despite really wanting to.
Anyway, according to Wikipedia none of the episodes have even cracked a million viewers.I am part of the problem.
Watch the 200th episode. You don't need to watch anything else, but you need to watch that episode.Haha. True. I stopped watching around Season 6.
They fucking cancelled Selfie before I even had a chance to watch it?
The only good thing to come out of Dr. Who was finding out that Karen Gillan is hot as fuck, and now her New Girl moment is dashed just like that?
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!
Also question: If I don't have a nielsen box, does my viewership count towards ratings at all, and if so, how?
wait so Supernatural ISNT confirmed to be ending this season?
son of a bitch... how many more times can sam or dean die?
Seems like the move for Bob's Burger did well
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/20...nce-upon-a-time-two-hour-special-dips/328524/
The Flash continues to run strong in the ratings, reaching its highest rating in the Live +3 viewing category since the premiere.
As The CW announced yesterday, The Flashs delayed viewings for last weeks episode, Plastique, spike by 58% in total viewers compared to Live and Same Day viewings. With a gain of more than 2 millions viewers, Plastique became The Flashs most-watched installment since its sophomore episode, Fastest Man Alive. Even bigger however, is the series' 55% jump in the +A18-34 category, from 1.2 to 1.85 million, giving the Flash its highest rating yet since its pilot episode in October. And finally, The Flash was also the highest rated broadcast show last Tuesday, November 11th, with a 73% rise in in the M18-34 category.
Seems like the move for Bob's Burger did well
http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/20...nce-upon-a-time-two-hour-special-dips/328524/
The Flash Hits Highest Rating Since Premiere In Live +3
http://comicbook.com/2014/11/17/the-flash-hits-highest-rating-since-premiere-in-live-3/
CW= Happy
The Flash Hits Highest Rating Since Premiere In Live +3
http://comicbook.com/2014/11/17/the-flash-hits-highest-rating-since-premiere-in-live-3/
CW= Happy
HELL YEAH!
We areprobablygetting a Season Two.
They don't have a lot of room left. I also think Warner Bros is going to focus on Supergirl and Titans first.So I think we can guarantee another DC show next season for the CW?
The Flash Hits Highest Rating Since Premiere In Live +3
http://comicbook.com/2014/11/17/the-flash-hits-highest-rating-since-premiere-in-live-3/
CW= Happy
USA is in shambles right now. They went away from what made them money. Benched looks like another rotting carcass. It's a shame.
I know she does brah, I want to believe. But it should've been an hour long show with light dramatic elements with absolutely no tension ala Royal Pains. Common Law, Graceland and Dush were the beginning of the death of USA.Yay!
Nay! Eliza Coupe needs this!
I know she does brah, I want to believe. But it should've been an hour long show with light dramatic elements with absolutely no tension ala Royal Pains. Common Law, Graceland and Dush were the beginning of the death of USA.
So I think we can guarantee another DC show next season for the CW?
son of a bitch... how many more times can sam or dean die?
Try to acquire Constantine to replace Supernatural...
See if fans notice!
Nay! Eliza Coupe needs this!
Nah, it looks bad.
After White Collar is done in the next three weeks (? Or four, forgetting how many episodes have aired of it's "last" season/6 episode run) USA only has:
Suits (Which is great)
Necessary Roughness (which was cancelled IIRC?)
Graceland (which I'm pretty sure I'm going to drop if next season/3 is stupid as this past one)
Covert Affairs (which I dropped after season 3 but apparently it got a MAJOR tonal shift)
going for it. Of which I only watch about 3. Everything else on the network I watched either ended (Burn Notice/"Psych"/White Collar/Monk) or got cancelled (Psych).
Nah, it looks bad.
After White Collar is done in the next three weeks (? Or four, forgetting how many episodes have aired of it's "last" season/6 episode run) USA only has:
Suits (Which is great)
Necessary Roughness (which was cancelled IIRC?)
Graceland (which I'm pretty sure I'm going to drop if next season/3 is stupid as this past one)
Covert Affairs (which I dropped after season 3 but apparently it got a MAJOR tonal shift)
going for it. Of which I only watch about 3. Everything else on the network I watched either ended (Burn Notice/"Psych"/White Collar/Monk) or got cancelled (Psych).
Necessary Rougness was indeed cancelled and I think Covert Affairs is on it's last leg.
Saw the new thread title and feared it was BoJack Horseman.
Then I remembered that Netflix picked up BoJack for a second season almost immediately.
Phew.
USA is in shambles right now. They went away from what made them money. Benched looks like another rotting carcass. It's a shame.
How is Benched doing? I just caught the first episode and really enjoyed it. Great cast. Love Eliza Coupe, Jay Harrington, and the judge. And thr bailiff is the dude from Reno 911!
I think the only way that doesn't happen is if the CW totally shutters its doors or Grant Gustin ends up in some horrible sex scandal.
We'll be getting another one sooner than that: iZombie.So I think we can guarantee another DC show next season for the CW?
None of the guys from Psych are doing anything currently I think. USA should just bring it back!
Didn't Maggie get on a TV show?
Yeah, but it didn't even last a season.
I'm sure Constantine will get a second season. I'd be surprised if NBC was expecting a ratings blockbuster at 10:00 PM on a Friday night, and it's consistently one of the top shows on Hulu.Not really.
I'm sure Constantine will get a second season. I'd be surprised if NBC was expecting a ratings blockbuster at 10:00 PM on a Friday night, and it's consistently one of the top shows on Hulu.
Combined with the fact that it's obviously made on a CW alike budget, I'd expect them to give it another season to see if it can establish a fanbase.
None of the guys from Psych are doing anything currently I think. USA should just bring it back!
Not to be crass, but there's very little chance that Constantine will get a second season, and at this point I'd be surprised to see it get a back order of any kind (though it's possible, I suppose).
NBC was actually expecting the show to generate ratings traction -- that's what every network does when they order a show to air. Obviously not at the way in which a show on Monday through Thursday might do, but Constantine has really underperformed even on a Friday night at 10. Couple that with lukewarm critical response and the fact that they have a show waiting in the wings that will do as well and cost maybe an eighth of what Constantine costs (Hannibal) means that it's not long for this world.
And to make matters worse, it's a show owned by Warner, not Universal.