No surprise to anybody with a brain, Do No Harm has been eaten alive by the cancellation bear.

 

 

Community up to a 1.9!!!!!!!!!! Big Bang up to a 6.2, POI down to a 3.1 and Elementary down to a 2.2

If Christina checks out of Up All Night I'd probably follow with the rest of it's remaining audience. What a fucking joke, NBC need to just axe it.

I'm right there with you. If Christina leaves, I'll stop watching. I was only watching for her Maya Rudolph.

Glee's ratings maybe a hell of a lot lower than they once were, but it's a shame really as I'm enjoying season 4 far more than I was enjoying last season and I'm finding the highs of this season, higher than majority of season 2, too! I'm sure it'll be alright for another season or 2 at least.

Do Not Harm cancelled after 2 episodes. Apparently they have filmed all 13 ordered episodes. Perhaps it would do better in the UK.

Edited February 9, 201312 yr by Marina Hurts

I'm right there with you. If Christina leaves, I'll stop watching. I was only watching for her Maya Rudolph.

 

So was I, the show would not be the same without Christina. Although its not up to much anyway.

 

BRING BACK SAMANTHA WHO? Or at least release season 2 on dvd over here.

So critically panned flop Animal Practice starts on ITV2 next week. Why do UK channels even bother to show programmes which were axed after a couple of episodes, like E4 and their constant showing of Charlies Angles.

I guess once they've bought the rights they have nothing to lose.

1600 Penn bumped this week for an hour long The Office. The following week there is a double helping of Parks and Rec (8:30-9:30, so stealing The Office's time slot) with The Office being pushed back half an hour.

1600 Penn bumped this week for an hour long The Office. The following week there is a double helping of Parks and Rec (8:30-9:30, so stealing The Office's time slot) with The Office being pushed back half an hour.

Interesting to see what ratings 'The Walking Dead' pulls in tomorrow! So PUMPED for the new half!

Sunday:

 

10.1 Grammy's

2.2 Once Upon A Time (series low)

2.1 The Simpsons

2.0 American Dad

1.8 Bob's Burgers

1.4 Revenge (series low)

1.3 The Cleveland Show

 

Also The Walking Dead returned, we should hear about its ratings later ;)

 

Also, great job ABC, taking a break last Sunday when nothing special was on, and returning this week for The Grammy's. Smart.

Also, great job ABC, taking a break last Sunday when nothing special was on, and returning this week for The Grammy's. Smart.

 

The Superbowl? :kink:

Or 2 weeks ago then.

ABC really are retarded, they took a 3 week break only to come back against the Grammys! As Euphorique says they should have had one 2 weeks ago and one next week, less of a break and not going up against such mega competition.

 

At least they can't air it and OUAT against The Oscars.

If they could they would :lol:

 

OUAT and especially Revenge are serialized shows. The damage is already done and it might be too hard to make a decent comeback

I doubt either will have much trouble bouncing back, the DVR numbers for the last 2 episodes will give a good idea of whether they've lost people or not, I suspect they'll end up on par with most other recent episodes all told.

 

Just checked, for their last original episodes both OUAT and Revenge were down 0.3 in 18-49 on the average Live+7 DVR ratings, so not a huge difference.

Arrow, The Vampire Diaries & Supernatural all renewed, no surprises.

Jesus even MORE Supernatural?! The longer they do it - more suicidal fans will become :D

 

I'm going to start watching from the beginning tomorrow. Will it get like super bad around season 5? (Only saw 3 seasons) :(

Edited February 11, 201312 yr by パーベル

It never gets super bad, but it does lose its quality after Season 5. The current season has been decent, imo. Nothing great like the first seasons, but watchable.

As for ABC, personally I think they should just move DWTS/The Bachelor to Sundays and put OUAT/Revenge on Mondays next season.