Yeah, which i knew anyway.

Monday final ratings: ‘The Voice’ adjusts up, ‘Blindspot’ adjusts down:

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...march-21-2016/

Looks like Gotham and Lucifer are stuck at 1.3 and 1.2 then. Wish they were both like half a demo point up.

Not great for Blindspot really behind The Voice. Chicago Fire and now Chicago PD have done better than that with no Voice lead in.

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/rat...arch-2016.html
SHIELD hits another low. Limitless and FOTB both rise. Heartbeat premieres well.

Castle improves cos it's a Beckett based episode. Something for TPTB to think about when looking for season 9.

Tuesday final ratings: The Voice is adjusted up a tenth. No other changes.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...march-22-2016/

Monday Cable

Better Call Saul - 2.11 mill
Bates Motel - 1.46 mill
The Fosters - 800k
The Magicians - 780k
Damien - 520k
Recovery Road - 490k

Tuesday Cable

American Crime Story - 2.91 mill
Shadowhunters - 780k
Awkward - 580k
Outsiders - 670k
Stitchers - 430k
Faking It - 400k

I don't think that will hold up, Melissa George deserves better than this crapfest of a show.
Will be interesting to see the ratings today for the second episode.

Indeed

To be fair, there was negative views on the show the minute it was picked up. It was hailed as a potential flop of the season. Plus this is NBC's third medical drama as they have Chicago Med and The Night Shift.

Having not see the show, I can't judge it. But i love Melissa George. One of my fav tv actresses. So i always wish her the best in everything she does.

I love Melissa too that's why i hate that she isn't given a role that uses her talent to the full. Watch the first episode, you will cringe with embarrassment I assure you.

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/rat...arch-2016.html
Heartbeat drops. Tiny drop for Beyond Borders. Criminal Minds hits a season high.

Maybe it has improved from the pilot. The show did go under some retooling when it went to production.

Heartbeat adjusted down

The Americans - 930k
Underground - 900k
Younger - 680k
Young and Hungry - 450k
Babe Daddy - 440k

It's still 0.9 according to all the charts I've read?

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...march-23-2016/

Ahh my mistake. But spoiler tv did have Heartbeat down as a 1.0 when i first posted the spoilers several hours ago. They must of amended it.

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/rat...arch-2016.html
Not a promising start for The Catch. Do ABC have another flop in their hands?

Eleven CBS series have been renewed. Pleasingly Hawaii Five-0 is among them.

http://variety.com/2016/tv/news/cbs-...ed-1201739379/

The series announced to return are “Blue Bloods,” “Elementary,” “Hawaii Five-0,” “Madam Secretary,” “Mom,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “NCIS: New Orleans,” “Scorpion,” “2 Broke Girls,” “Survivor” and “The Amazing Race.”

Pleased 'Mom' is renewed, my favourite comedy by a long way.

Nether Limitless nor Code Black mentioned there!

Also mine but as an award winner it was in no danger.

Should be called "The Alison Janney Show" in my opinion.

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/rat...h-2016_26.html

Only time will tell. The reviews were mixed. The pilot wasn't a resounding success, but it wasn't bloody awful either. They had to rewrite the whole thing anyway - the original trailer offered a somewhat different plotline. There are stylistics echoes of Scandal aka seasons 1-2 (minus the fast talking) before that show went all bat-crap, ape-crap. Yet it lacks that Scandal "pizazz", though the main female lead is channelling a bit of Olivia Pope. It isn't as dark as HTGAWM - the offices are all bright white for a start

The main female lead actress, Mireille Enos, does two types of facial expressions for me: smiley, smiley, lots of teeth smiley (which is the more distracting of the two facial expression if I'm honest), and shock, slapped with a wet fish stare shock, depending on whether the scene is a happy one or a sad one. But I find her watchable; she just needs to settle into the character I think. Peter Krause feels a tad miscast, which is sad because I liked him in Six Feet and Dirty Sexy Money. But strangely, he just about gets away with it because of what he does with the character: he emotes the character's inner hesitancy and guilty struggles very well. He might be one of those characters who evolves as the drama progresses. The rest of the cast - you need to google their characters' names because I'll be damned if I can remember them. It has an interesting premise story-wise, but I wonder how they are going to sustain the required suspense to keep audiences watching. On the whole, based on my initial reactions to the whole episode, it feels like the School of Shonda-land graduates are trying a tad too hard here to sell their brand, the novelty of which I fear maybe beginnng to wear off on people and ABC is becoming too reliant on. (Blood and Oil and The Family had to have the necessary OMG moments which doesn't quite work these days). And yes, there is the atypical female character doing the downer on relationships and marriage (Shonda channelling Shonda I guess. Idk). Thing is, while I do like her writing, the whole production feels a little uninventive.

But I think only time will tell if this will be a much needed success for ABC. I will watch it for a few more episodes before I can decide one way or another.

I can imagine ABC will keep a strong eye on this one.

I'm not surprised ABC need a hit this season, can't think of a new show that's been a huge success.

http://www.spoilertv.com/2016/03/rat...arch-2016.html