TV Ratings (Monday 31st March)
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How I Met Your Mother is continuing to do fantastically, happy to see. Last year, we worried it might not be back. Even before the strike, it may have been on the bubble again. As of right now, though, it's been very strong since the strike, and is sitting just under 10 mil. 
Well as I mentioned last week, since it's changed timeslots with The Big Bang Theory, HIMYM's ratings have been up and BBT has been down. Just the opposite of the way it was before the strike and timeslot switch. It's almost as if people just don't want to turn in at 7:00 (Central Time) for some reason.
I hate seeing that New Amsterdam number but its close to last weeks number. So it appears to have mostly stabilized at that 6 - 6.5m number.
It's slightly up from last week's, and Fox looks set to cancel Canterbury's Law at the earliest opportunity, so let's hope that that works in NA's favour. It also doesn't help that it has a repeat as its lead-in. If it could dip back over 7m for its last couple of episodes then I think it would be safe for a second season. As it stands, it could either way, but I wouldn't put it past Fox to cancel it. Their opinion of the show before it aired was fairly obvious.
I can't believe that The New Adventures of Old Christine is doing better than Big Bang Theory or How I Met Your Mother. I usually don't find it all that funny, but last night's episode really sucked.
Winners...
Honorable Mention...
Decent...
Dying A Slow Painful Death...
Losers
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DWTS continues to give ABC the edge in ratings, sadly if only ratings meant actual quality in terms of a show. The Bachelor is becoming one of those 40 year old men at a single bar --- A creepy stalker and should just go away.
CBS should be very happy with everything though next season Big Bang might need a smallish improvement, am just a little worried. If it wasn't for Big Brother, CBS would not be in danger of losing there total viewers crown to FOX this season.
I bet NBC cannot wait for Chuck to return because My Dad sucks in ratings and probably as a TV show...Expect it to be cancelled and expect to see Medium back next year and for many more years after that.
I don't understand why FOX didn't put "New Amsterdam" at 8pm though it doesn't matter anymore as this show will be cancelled very soon. Speaking of the world of canned shows, Pussycats will be one cat that doesn't have 9 lives.
Honorable Mention...
Decent...
Dying A Slow Painful Death...
Losers
Round-Up...
DWTS continues to give ABC the edge in ratings, sadly if only ratings meant actual quality in terms of a show. The Bachelor is becoming one of those 40 year old men at a single bar --- A creepy stalker and should just go away.
CBS should be very happy with everything though next season Big Bang might need a smallish improvement, am just a little worried. If it wasn't for Big Brother, CBS would not be in danger of losing there total viewers crown to FOX this season.
I bet NBC cannot wait for Chuck to return because My Dad sucks in ratings and probably as a TV show...Expect it to be cancelled and expect to see Medium back next year and for many more years after that.
I don't understand why FOX didn't put "New Amsterdam" at 8pm though it doesn't matter anymore as this show will be cancelled very soon. Speaking of the world of canned shows, Pussycats will be one cat that doesn't have 9 lives.
Why did Fox of all networks ever greenlight New Amsterdam anyway? Fox wants the young male demo. With its emphasis on true love and the hunky lead, it's going to skew too female for them. It's too much of a girl show for me, and I'm a girl! 
It really belongs on CBS, where it could have been advertised on shows that its natural audience already watches. A lot of struggling shows nowadays are kind of orphaned, without any other shows on the network they could draw audience from. Eli Stone on ABC and Jericho on CBS are two more examples.
It really belongs on CBS, where it could have been advertised on shows that its natural audience already watches. A lot of struggling shows nowadays are kind of orphaned, without any other shows on the network they could draw audience from. Eli Stone on ABC and Jericho on CBS are two more examples.
It's too bad Sarah Chalke isn't the motherI thought they had great chemistry.
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