Originally posted by mushu_jj: They're getting a second season regardless. It grew in viewers from it's last showing! Yep, it's going to be around for you and pisher to mock for quite some time.
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Originally posted by robert: PD fans should be crossing their fingers for a long strike. That would assure PD a second season.
Can't wait to read their comments when PD lands a second season and a few Emmy nods.
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Originally posted by mushu_jj: They're getting a second season regardless. It grew in viewers from it's last showing! Yep, it's going to be around for you and pisher to mock for quite some time.
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Originally posted by robert: PD fans should be crossing their fingers for a long strike. That would assure PD a second season.
Every show grew from Holloween night. When ABC looks in spring at 6-7 million viewers for PD trust me a second season is out of the question.
That's why the strike it's a blessing. It does not have time to lose many viewers
Originally posted by mushu_jj: They're getting a second season regardless. It grew in viewers from it's last showing! Yep, it's going to be around for you and pisher to mock for quite some time.
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Originally posted by robert: PD fans should be crossing their fingers for a long strike. That would assure PD a second season.
Every show grew from Holloween night. When ABC looks in spring at 6-7 million viewers for PD trust me a second season is out of the question.
That's why the strike it's a blessing. It does not have time to lose many viewers
It won't be airing originals in the spring thanks to the strike. I'm guessing it won't be new eps til next fall.
Stick a fork in DSM, its done. Once finals are released, it should be under 8 million viewers for the night, a season/series low.
Agreed. ABC will air the remaining episodes and the epitaph will read "death-by-strike."
Yes the Strike is Killing lotsa shows. So I have no positive news in regards to resolve. I loved the show last night and so did the studio.
Demo is the same as last weeek 2.9 and the 8.1 is 100k less than the final last week 8.2, so we get 7.9 and drop 200k , thats not significant to cause cancellation IMHO.
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Originally posted by mushu_jj: They're getting a second season regardless. It grew in viewers from it's last showing! Yep, it's going to be around for you and pisher to mock for quite some time.
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Originally posted by robert: PD fans should be crossing their fingers for a long strike. That would assure PD a second season.
Can't wait to read their comments when PD lands a second season and a few Emmy nods.
Originally posted by mushu_jj: They're getting a second season regardless. It grew in viewers from it's last showing! Yep, it's going to be around for you and pisher to mock for quite some time.
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Originally posted by robert: PD fans should be crossing their fingers for a long strike. That would assure PD a second season.
Can't wait to read their comments when PD lands a second season and a few Emmy nods.
WHAT? We all know this show it's going to get 1000 Emmy nominations. What's the surprise. And by the way who cares about Emmy nods? Those who are making the nominations probably don't even watch TV.
Originally posted by PennNova: No one on here seems to talk about Kitchen Nightmares much but I'm glad it's doing well and will have a second season. Does anyone else watch this show?
Me.
Wed at 9 are tough for me. I TiVO Gossip Girl in my room, record with a VCR Private Practice in the den, and watch KN with my mom in her bedroom.
That does sound tough; fortunately I don't have any competition (I don't have TIVO so it's a good thing). Did you like last night's episode? I just read an article in the NY Times about the restaurant for last night's episode. They said they need ramsay there because of all the infighting between the family. They thought their food was ok but then realized it was bad after he came. The owner also said business was up around 35% - 37% since Ramsay came (and this was before the episode aired).
Originally posted by mushu_jj: ABC won the 8pm hour. Second at 9 and 10. NBC, on the other hand, did pathetic in all hours. I think they're the biggest loser.
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Originally posted by robert: Good numbers also for FOX's sitcoms. Even GG better than usual. Top Model excellent
The big loser of the night is ABC.
You're right. NBC is so bad these days i forgot it even existed.
Originally posted by mushu_jj: ABC won the 8pm hour. Second at 9 and 10. NBC, on the other hand, did pathetic in all hours. I think they're the biggest loser.
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Originally posted by robert: Good numbers also for FOX's sitcoms. Even GG better than usual. Top Model excellent
The big loser of the night is ABC.
You're right. NBC is so bad these days i forgot it even existed.
It doesn't. It's just our minds playing tricks again.
Originally posted by PennNova: No one on here seems to talk about Kitchen Nightmares much but I'm glad it's doing well and will have a second season. Does anyone else watch this show?
Me.
Wed at 9 are tough for me. I TiVO Gossip Girl in my room, record with a VCR Private Practice in the den, and watch KN with my mom in her bedroom.
That does sound tough; fortunately I don't have any competition (I don't have TIVO so it's a good thing). Did you like last night's episode? I just read an article in the NY Times about the restaurant for last night's episode. They said they need ramsay there because of all the infighting between the family. They thought their food was ok but then realized it was bad after he came. The owner also said business was up around 35% - 37% since Ramsay came (and this was before the episode aired).
I would imagine Ramsay's effects on the restaurant would have increased business even prior to the episode airing. They will probably do very well from now on, as well!
Originally posted by mushu_jj: They're getting a second season regardless. It grew in viewers from it's last showing! Yep, it's going to be around for you and pisher to mock for quite some time.
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Originally posted by robert: PD fans should be crossing their fingers for a long strike. That would assure PD a second season.
Can't wait to read their comments when PD lands a second season and a few Emmy nods.
WHAT? We all know this show it's going to get 1000 Emmy nominations. What's the surprise. And by the way who cares about Emmy nods? Those who are making the nominations probably don't even watch TV.
Emmy kept Arrested Development around for 3 seasons and kept this show already pulls more viewers. Ugh oh!
I wouldn't be surprised if ABC sticks with Pushing Daisies through the rest of the season, then ships it off to ABC Family or The Family Channel or whatever they're calling it these days.
