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Lying about the shooter is indeed offensive, and presumably potentially embarrassing to ABC executives. ( Though with Kimmel's history of douchebaggery, who knows? ) Kimmel's ratings were in free fall and the Colbert show was losing money, not making it.

Only difference is that Kimmel and Colbert are not embarrassments to the networks they work for. They bring/brought high ratings and multiple awards, and the companies make lots of money from them. Audiences continue to follow them and enjoy their programs. It's the Trump administration and its...

I am one who usually rates it immediately after watching, and then watches it again later & realizes the initial rating was probably off by a bit. Here is what I gave initially. 3x01: 8 (tad generous) 3x02: 7 (tad generous) 3x03: 8 3x04: 9 3x05: 9 3x06: 8 (stingy) 3x07: 7 (tad stingy) 3x08: 5...

Yeah... what he said. That's why I include both images and links, even for smaller images that I didn't used to. All my stuff is falling behind the times. My old systems are unable to even see many forums I used to post to, and I can only see this one with a work around (which could end with...

Agreed. It was great seeing the original actor playing Apollo. It was a fun episode. A nice companion to the original..

- 3x01 = 7 - 3x02 = 8 - 3x03 = 8 - 3x04 = 7 - 3x05 = 7 - 3x06 = 9 - 3x07 = 9 - 3x08 = 6 - 3x09 = 7 - 3x10 = 8 - S3 Avg = 7.6 I think I need to re-rate these, but this is what I had in the moment.

- 3x01 = 7 - 3x02 = 6 - 3x03 = 7 - 3x04 = 8 - 3x05 = 8 - 3x06 = 9 - 3x07 = 6 - 3x08 = 7 - 3x09 = 8 - 3x10 = 6 - S3 Avg = 7.2 *Ratings subject to change, but these are the numbers that came to mind immediately after my first watch of the episode.

...Grimes, Rick's brother in the comics, who was in Spain. It will be like a Worf-joins-DS9 or Morgan-joins-Fear situation to try and boot ratings. Not super thrilled with this series... hope thye do a better job of calling back (in a very reasonable way) to TWD past events that shaped Carol...

...did you give all of the individual S3 eps & what was your Season Average? Template for you to Copy & Paste: ST:SNW Season 3 Individual Ep Ratings: - 3x01 = - 3x02 = - 3x03 = - 3x04 = - 3x05 = - 3x06 = - 3x07 = - 3x08 = - 3x09 = - 3x10 = - S3 Avg = Here's what I gave: ST:SNW...

Overall, a step down from season 2, and a major step down from season 1. "Shuttle to Kenfori" is the only one, I believe, that I rated a 9 or up. A few were really good ("What Is Starfleet?", "Through the Lense of Time", "The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail"), "Hegemony, Part II" was pretty good, and...

https://variety.com/lists/franchise-scorecard-marvel-dc-star-wars-james-bond/ Star Trek is rated worst in terms of "creative health". No wonder.

It's always weird to me when people talk about things that were always normal in TV as if they were somehow unique to the streaming era. It's always been the case that only a minority of shows get as much as three seasons, and getting five or more is exceptional. The reason the 1980s-90s Star...

...than eight. There are very few American series on Netflix that last more than five seasons. I don't think Wednesday will last more than five seasons because the ratings are gradually declining. And Jenna Ortega is a movie star now. She wouldn't want to be on a series for more than five seasons.

Please point out where I blamed executives for killing shows. CBS is canceling SNW, however they choose to do it, as is their right, as they own the property. And they are clearly not interested in continuing with a new show along the same vein.

...terms of what they want or are interested in. It's not about their wishes or preferences, it's about what they can afford to do based on the ratings. People always want to blame executives for killing shows, but it's the audience that decides a show's fate by whether they watch it in enough...

Are you unaware of the circumstances? CBS was ready to cancel SNW after season 4. But the producers still needed time to end the show properly, so CBS gave them a two hour movie in lieu of S5. The producers begged with them to give them more, because two hours still wasn’t enough. So CBS...

...that only happens if enough people watch it. No matter how much a network or studio may want to keep making a show, they can't keep it if the ratings are too low for them to afford it. And no matter how much a network or studio may hate lowering themselves to churning out cheapo reality-TV...

...The theater near me shows a different classic film every 2 weeks. That's a fairly accurate way to measure it. They should start judging ratings by phone usage during an episode. I imagine all the toys will be put back in the box . A message will be sent to the Nostromo to divert course and...

I gave Murdoch mysteries a break for a few weeks and decided it was time to FINALLY watch all of Space 1999. I had seen a few episodes back in the late 70's early 80's. Barely remember much about them except that at the time I thought it was a second rate Star Trek. On season two right now...

I have no issue with the comedy or musical episodes per se, just that with only 10 episodes, they take up a little too much of the time we get each season. I find 10 episodes per season disappointing, especially with what I think of as the best of the latter day Star Treks (and I like them all).