The PI Feedback is becoming a place for games. Games about TV and the ratings. Here are what we have available going into the May Sweeps.
The Daily Game Each day we pick one show and you guess how many Total Viewers it will get and it's 18-49 demo rating. Accumulate Medals to see how well you can do with the other players.
The PI Feedback Challenge This game, you pick 5 shows, one from each network, that you will think will do the best over a 4 week period. Play more games and make a run for the PIFC Cup, a "season" long race for who does best in the PIFC. New Games debut on Thursdays/Fridays of each week.
The PI Feedback Challenge May Sweeps Game An extention of the PI Feedback Challenge game. For the may Sweeps, there is a new twist. Each day you can best up to 20 Berman Bucks, based on what you think the 18-49 ratings will be for the shows you select. The winner will be the person who has the most Berman Bucks at the end of the May Sweeps.
The PI Feedback Challenge May Sweeps Game With this game, all you need to do is predict how well you think each of the 6, yes 6 networks will do during the may sweeps.
Enter your guesses on total Average viewers and the final 18-49 rating average for ABC, CBS, CW, FOX, NBC and MyTV.
The 2nd Annual Lemon Awards Help us celebrate and award the WORST in TV this season. Part 1 voting is now live. Select who you think is the Worse Actor is in a Drama Series. What was the Worse Strike-Filler program? and who will win this years Lifetime Un-Achievement Award?
Well, the CW is all about niche and look how successful they are! Oh wait, never mind. Carry on people.
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Originally posted by TV-aholic: Advertisers don't care about the Average, its about the total "eyeballs", no matter what demographic your after, it the total, not the percentages.
Beside, it just shows that CBS can program to attract viewers of ALL ages. they do not need to be Niche.
I loved 8 Simple Rules. It is such a shame that John Ritter died. It ruined the show, and it went downhill the next two years after him. It could have been a real hit had John Ritter lived.
I think it would have been a massive hit. I remember it started spiking up to 20 million viewers, then it ended due to the cast dying/leaving. What a shame.
8 Simple Rules was such a great show. If John never died, the show could of helped ABC with their comeides a lot.
Originally posted by TV-aholic: Advertisers don't care about the Average, its about the total "eyeballs", no matter what demographic your after, it the total, not the percentages.
What has that got to do with the statement, though? It doesn't change the factuality of 'CBS is for old people' at all.
But it is also for "YOUNG people" too. In fact, more "young People" watch CBS than they do NBC or ABC.
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Originally posted by Obveeus:
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Originally posted by TV-aholic: Advertisers don't care about the Average, its about the total "eyeballs", no matter what demographic your after, it the total, not the percentages.
What has that got to do with the statement, though? It doesn't change the factuality of 'CBS is for old people' at all.
Not when ABC is at full strength. The alphabet was quite ahead of CBS this fall and the average age of a CBS viewer is much older than ABC or Fox. NBC they've got. When it comes to 18-49s, CBS is strong 35+ while weak in 18-34s, another demo advertiser's love. Its why the 25-54 crowd is so big for CBS.
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Originally posted by TV-aholic: But it is also for "YOUNG people" too. In fact, more "young People" watch CBS than they do NBC or ABC.
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Originally posted by Obveeus:
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Originally posted by TV-aholic: Advertisers don't care about the Average, its about the total "eyeballs", no matter what demographic your after, it the total, not the percentages.
What has that got to do with the statement, though? It doesn't change the factuality of 'CBS is for old people' at all.
So does it have to eat more spinach, wear a magic ring, or put on a lead suit to get back to full strength?
I guess we'll find out this week when they air all new programming. It will be interesting to see if their Wed. and Fri. programming still drag them down to third in the demo or if they will beat CBS like they did this fall.
The Daily Game
The PI Feedback Challenge
The PI Feedback Challenge May Sweeps Game
The 2nd Annual Lemon Awards
