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Not quite sure about the obits for Glee, TBH, most fans who watched the show (not that many admittedly), did think it was an improvement on the patchy series two. Has a whole new writing team including Marti Noxon, and "Chucks" Ali Adler.
May not work, but they do seem to have set-up this season for a more consistent story-arc, rather then the bittiness of Season 2. Also addressing that the last series wasn't too hot, three writers really can't carry this type of show for long. Edit: and Mad Dogs did get every much as much hype, that bloody advert in the swimming pool, did my nut in, it was on for seemingly years. |
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Not quite sure about the obits for Glee, TBH, most fans who watched the show (not that many admittedly), did think it was an improvement on the patchy series two. Has a whole new writing team including Marti Noxon, and "Chucks" Ali Adler.
May not work, but they do seem to have set-up this season for a more consistent story-arc, rather then the bittiness of Season 2. Also addressing that the last series wasn't too hot, three writers really can't carry this type of show for long. |
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Media Guardian comparing how Glee did on Sky 1 compared to the previous series debut on E4 in pay-TV homes: Quote:
The third series of Glee launched with more than 600,000 viewers in its new home on Sky1 on Thursday night. Source: MG
Glee, the award-winning US musical drama starring Jane Lynch had an average of 639,000 viewers between 9pm and 10pm, peaking with 744,000. It was fewer than half the number who watched its last season debut on its old home of E4, which was seen by 1.61 million in January this year. However, in pay-TV homes – which provides a more direct comparison with Sky1 – the second season launched with an average of 736,000 on E4. The first series launched with a 1.1 million audience in all TV homes in January 2010. |
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Worth remembering that fans of Heroes were saying the same thing after the first episodes of its third season and we all know how that ended...
Did they have a whole new writing team though? You made the point about Murphy's shows turning to rubbish, but thankfully he's not much involved in this season, except making typically trollish comments to the press. |
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Media Guardian comparing how Glee did on Sky 1 compared to the previous series debut on E4 in pay-TV homes:
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Early teaser about today's US ratings: Quote:
Looks like X FACTOR US will win Thursday night v. all the network premieres. Modest decline for second show. Source: maskedscheduler
This could be the first Thursday night premiere win for FOX ever. Comedies again solid.....Charlie and Suspect not so much. CBS just does its thing. |
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Early teaser about today's US ratings
Although he's talking early households which aren't always the greatest indicator. |
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"CBS just does its thing."
That's what I like to hear. ![]() Hopefully The Mentalist got off to a strong start after that jaw-dropping Season 3 finale. |
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The more I think about it the more I can't see how The X Factor can be down vs. Wednesday and win the night...
EDIT - Reading it again he's talking network averages for the night by the look of it which makes more sense but I'm still not entirely convinced about. |
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Nothing hugely surprising in any of that apart from the prediction that X Factor will win the night. If that turns out to be true than Big Bang Theory, Person of Interest and Grey's have all underperformed (arguably The Office as well).
Edit: Looks like CBS won in total viewers for every slot: |
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Maybe he means XF won out of the new shows (not including the returning shows)? I'd be surprised if BBT came in under a 4.0 which would probably be enough for it to beat TXF.
As I said above I think he's talking network averages for the night but even that doesn't make a huge amount of sense unless Charlie's Angels really bombed on ABC (two-hour Grey's should have been above a 4 with relative ease) and both The Mentalist and Person of Interest were less than stellar for CBS. |
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So did the X Factor USA Fall below 10m last night. I Watched the first episode on ITV 2 And it was awful
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TVMediaInsights is tweeting the early US household ratings. 8.7/13 HH for Persons of Interest: similar to the HH rating which TXF had the previous night, must be somewhere around the 12-14m mark. Quote:
So did the X Factor USA Fall below 10m last night. I Watched the first episode on ITV 2 And it was awful
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Edit: Looks like CBS won in total viewers for every slot
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So did the X Factor USA Fall below 10m last night. I Watched the first episode on ITV 2 And it was awful
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Channel 5 Programming News (Week 41)
For broadcast in w/c 8th October:
Hayley – World’s Oldest Teenager: Extraordinary People For ten years, Channel 5’s ‘Extraordinary People’ strand has followed Hayley Okines as she has grown from a toddler to a teenager. This latest film is a heartwarming and personal account of the year many people thought she would never see. And for the first time, Hayley is telling her own story. Hayley suffers from the rare genetic condition Progeria, which causes her to age eight times faster than usual. When she was diagnosed, the average age of death for children with Progeria was thirteen, but since then medical advances have helped to maintain her health. Hayley enters her thirteenth year full of hope that she can avoid the fate of so many of the friends she has lost to the disease. Movie Premiere: Untraceable (2008) Crime thriller. A female detective races to find the man responsible for a website which offers footage of grisly acts of torture. The films become ever more violent as more people visit the site, and her battle with the seemingly untraceable webmaster takes on an increasingly personal and violent dimension. Movie Premiere: One Missed Call (2008) Remake of the cult Japanese horror. Residents of a small American town are startled when they start receiving voicemail messages that appear to be from their future selves at the point of death. However, when the recipients begin to die in the manner described by the messages, the shock turns to terror as the locals desperately try to defy their mobile phones and cheat death. New to 5USA: 'Sons of Anarchy' Season 3 Finale The US biker drama’s third season reaches its dramatic climax. As Jimmy O prepares to flee to south America, SAMCRO tries to organise a deal with the Russians to buy him off them, while Agent Stahl’s deal with Jax makes her the favourite to bring him in. But time is not on the club’s side as they all face custody for the outstanding weapons charges. Source: Channel 5 Press. |
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We won't know for a couple of hours yet.
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8.7/13 HH for Persons of Interest: similar to the HH rating which TXF had the previous night, must be somewhere around the 12-14m mark.
And looking at those households X Factor had an 8.3 for the night vs. an 8.9 on CBS so looks like Fox/X Factor will win the night in the demo. Unless young viewers deserted The X Factor last night. |
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Big Bang Theory had a 9.6 in the 8PM hour. I'm guessing it'll break a 5 in the demo with ease. The fantastic season for comedy continues (unless it airs on NBC).
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So is it Likely that X Factor got less then the Voice's Second Episode if it had a 8.3?? Don't know much about US TV Ratings so sorry for asking
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So is it Likely that X Factor got less then the Voice's Second Episode if it had a 8.3?? Don't know much about US TV Ratings so sorry for asking
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So is it Likely that X Factor got less then the Voice's Second Episode if it had a 8.3?? Don't know much about US TV Ratings so sorry for asking
Changes with subscription channels obviously. |
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Should be said, US don't care much about how many millions watch, they're all about the demo. The ages of people watching, because it's all about ad revenue.
Changes with subscription channels obviously. |
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Its a weird thing. Press releases and the like all tend to focus on total viewers but in the grand scheme of things they mean very little. Advertisers pay for the demo numbers which makes them important in determining what does and doesn't survive.
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Although according to Kevin O'Sullivan this morning Cowell has been quoted at some point saying he'd be very disappointed with anything less than 20 million!
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...-is-all-227224 Quote:
Now, after nine years at the center of America's No. 1 primetime show, the man with a special touch for finding talent is about to undertake his most audacious all-or-nothing career move: the Sept. 21 launch of X Factor in the U.S. on Fox. An audience of less than 20 million would be a flat-out "disappointment," he says. Equally important: "Buzz. In England, you genuinely get the feeling the whole country is talking about the show. I hope for that."
Interesting that he used the word 'buzz' because despite all the promo and the special previews, there doesn't seem to be much buzz around XF USA - not yet anyway.
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A slow night last night. Interestingly, warmer temperatures are forecast for the weekend which may send ratings down a touch. I think the Corrie rating really proves how much it is better in the Wednesday slot, rating several share points higher in that slot.
X Factor USA started well, I think it'll do better than American Idol and will benefit from the UK show airing at the same time as well. Poor on initial indication for Glee, however it may timeshift a lot, so who knows. |
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