Thanks for the updates phrelin. Any word on what's going on with The Firm on NBC? I know it was moved to Saturday nights and I assume it's not coming back for another season?
Thanks. It's good to know people find the information interesting. And like you, we don't watch reruns so we have been watching "Bent" which we thought was a pretty good sitcom.TBoneit said:Thanks for the good work.
Sort of a shame about Bent, I enjoyed it. Of course once I've seen something I don't watch it again so all the re-runs had no interest for me.
Last night for example I watched Bent, CSI, Bent, ABC News. Somewhere in there I tried to watch BFF, tried.
Maybe tonight I'll watch Psych.
Anyway thanks again for the charts, I find them interesting.
No ratings info is available for "The Soup."Galaxie6411 said:As A Community fan, and one of the very few Broadcast shows I watch, I am happy to see it beating everything else NBC has on Thursday. Of course that probably means it will get a Friday slot to kill the ratings then cancelled.
I was wondering last night how The Soup does, I am guessing a lot of viewers watch both.
I also think Grimm, Supernatural and Fringe being on at the same time can't help any of those shows. Of course being Friday night means they are all doomed anyway.
There is a change afoot at the helm of the CW's veteran drama series Supernatural. Sera Gamble, who has been with the show since the beginning, serving as co-showrunner alongside Robert Singer for the past two seasons, will be stepping down. Word is that she opted not to renew her contract to focus on development. Jeremy Carver, executive producer/co-showrunner of Syfy's Being Human, is joining Supernatural as an executive producer and will co-run the series with Singer next season. The CW has not made any formal renewal decisions yet but Supernatural is one of the network's stronger ratings performers and is fully expected to return in the fall....