Originally posted by xwiseguyx:
Let's be realistic here. Cane is by far the least risky - and I don't even see it as Risky. It actually has a great shot at a second season because it is has a great concept and has a recognizable lead. Plus you get diversity points for it.
And picking the Vampire show for possible success out of the bunch? The odds are extremely low that this one will make it. Yes, I'll watch, but the track record for mass appeal Vampire themed shows is not good. (And even if this show draws the numbers Angel drew, which is a longshot, aren't those pretty low for CBS standards?)
Everyone was complaining before that CBS only presented the same old Bruckheimer procedurals. Now that they are doing something about that, people are complaining again. Geez.
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Originally posted by ryan1890:
I think CBS new shows are the worst of the lot for this coming season.
The programs are far too risky and the only one I believe that even has a chance is Moonlight.
The other programs are just not compatible enough with the regular audience that CBS relies on so heavily.
I don't think the network should have gone out and ordered more procedurals, I think they should have ordered 'different' shows but not programs that different.
I can't understand why they are launching yet another new series at 10/9c Tuesdays, the easiest thing to do would have been to shift an established hit to that slot (Shark anyone?).
And I cannot believe CBS switching Shark and Without a Trace around. It's just stupidly unnecessary in my opinion.