What Will Happen to Network TV?
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Unfortunately Miami is bizarrely the most popular of the CSI shows.
It's formulaic, easy to comprehend, and undemanding - requires no week-to-week investment. I can see why it's the most popular show in the world. Wasn't the previous title holder Baywatch?
Yeah, but that was for a different, slo-mo related reason...
It's formulaic, easy to comprehend, and undemanding - requires no week-to-week investment. I can see why it's the most popular show in the world. Wasn't the previous title holder Baywatch?
Yeah, but that was for a different, slo-mo related reason...
It's formulaic, easy to comprehend, and undemanding - requires no week-to-week investment. I can see why it's the most popular show in the world. Wasn't the previous title holder Baywatch?
And now everyone wants to see Horatio whatisface whip off his sunglasses DRAMTICALLY! instead.
Wanking to that? Perverted bastards!Yeah, but that was for a different, slo-mo related reason...It's formulaic, easy to comprehend, and undemanding - requires no week-to-week investment. I can see why it's the most popular show in the world. Wasn't the previous title holder Baywatch?
And now everyone wants to see Horatio whatisface whip off his sunglasses DRAMTICALLY! instead.
Don't they film much of CSI: Miami in LA anyway? Even the more credible Dexter is filmed in LA.
Baywatch was on NBC for one season, where it was cancelled. It then moved to syndication.
I wonder if NBC regrets that decision.
I will concede that L&O: Criminal Intent is the best L&O show, but mainly because of Vincent D'Onofrio (who played memorable roles in Full Metal Jacket and Men in Black).
It may never have gained worldwide popularity if it hadn't gone into syndication when and how it did.
fair point, but I think its safe to say that at some point they regretted axing it.
I think it's safe to say TV executives regret many things. Becoming TV executives for one.
Are you kidding, they love it.
We're the ones who regret it.
exactly there are many parts of that job I would loveI think it's safe to say TV executives regret many things. Becoming TV executives for one.
Are you kidding, they love it.
that said NBC buying the "Worst Driver" format, that would not have been my choice
ITV has earned my eternal wrath for cancelling Primeval, but like the American commercial broadcast channels, is sinking down the crapper. So much so, the UK government are http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/jun/16/digital-britain-bbc-licence-fee]startingstarting to fund it.