Wonder how Code black did?

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...steady/474516/
Average start for Code Black. A harsh drop for Blackish.

Good I am glad that it will all have finished filming so that those who want to watch it can see the completion of the story.

Yeah, that's the only reason why i am watching it. Otherwise i would avoid it until a renewal.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...d-down/474734/

Final ratings for Wednesday.

Survivor really has legs, 31 seasons in and still getting a 2.4

I think Nashville has made a mistake in making the start of the latest season so bleak. The show is best when the characters are having fun and enjoying themselves, with the odd bit of drama here and there.

CBS doesn't have much luck when it comes to medical dramas, I imagine Criminal Minds Beyond Borders will replace Code Black from February or March.

Such a shame for Blackish. The Middle defying all the odds, it's extremely solid for a show in it's 7th season!

I think Nashville will be gone this season. It's lucky it has made it this far as it hasn't been a ratings winner since it's second season. It's a shame as I really enjoy it. As long as it gets a proper goodbye, like Revenge, then I can't be bitter.

Apparently Sleepy Hollow did awful last night. That's the problem when you lose your audience in a second season. It's hard work to ever get them back. I knew as early as season 1 that Sleepy Hollow had a short shelf life. I already had it down as future cancellation this season anyway. Especially as it is no where near syndication numbers once season 3 ends anyway.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...-climb/474974/
Ouch. The Player and Sleepy Hollow bomb big time. Shondaland takes a hit. The Blacklist premieres well.

So that's Minority Report and The Player both flopping for FOX. Plus low returns for existing shows such as Sleepy Hollow and Bones.

Oh no, I like 'The Player' and 'Minority Report'.

The latest episode of 'The Player' was quite good as well. Not sure what they are doing wrong, perhaps Fox viewers have got tired of these types of shows.

The Player is on NBC not FOX. NFL doing solid numbers as usual for CBS.

Bones is still doing okay but I do wonder whether this will be the final season, the rest of FOX's schedule aside from Empire isn't so hot so they may renew it.

Oh cheers for the correction. Still not sure what is up with these shows. Personally I blame the viewers for poor taste.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...week-2/476331/
Awful awful return for CSI Cyber. Blood and Oil looks set to be ABC's first casualty. Low return for The Good Wife.

Shame about the Good Wife, I suspect it got a bit too samey for anyone other than die hard fans.

Never really liked CSI Cyber and the ratings show that neither do many other viewers. I expect it to be cancelled this season.

CBS won't put up with demos like that. If it carries on like that, they will do with what they did The Millers. Cancel it and shut production down immediatley, or at least once they finish production with whatever episode they are filming. Although even The Millers never hit those demo's.

The Good Wife has had poor demo's for the last two years. The excuse for it's renewals has been the acclaim and emmy nominations, but that excuse can only go so far. Especially as it was a huge flop in syndication and was taken off in less than 2 months. I would expect a final season confirmation in months to come. Although i originally thought it would be given a short final season like The Mentalist.

Madame Secretary while low demo wise, is pulling in a solid audience, I think it'll replace TGW at 9pm next year as I expect this is the final season. Cyber returned low, I would not be surprised if it replaced at midseason

Great that Quantico held that 1.9. Hope it doesn't get adjusted down.

me too.

ep1 was all colourful and actiony, iirc ep2 was shot mostly at night and spent much of its time in a single room - well that's how I'm remembering it, fingers crossed for ep3.

The Flash and iZombie return tonight.

Any news of season 2 of The Affair? It aired last night in the US

It did well. 1.5 million viewers overall. 800k of which was live broadcast, 200k was encore presentation and 500k was from online.

700k for The Leftovers. I am afraid to say that is really poor for a HBO drama. I can't imagine the 13 month gap between the series 1 finale and the series 2 premiere has helped.

That's a shame for The Leftovers, I suspect you are right about the gap being the problem.

I can only hope that word of mouth draws people back to the show.