Morf

An intro for those of you new to the Hollywood Stock Exchange (HSX), it is a free website where you can "buy" shares (with fake "Hollywood dollars") of your favorite actors and their new movies. Watch their values rise or fall based on their success. Prices soar with a blockbuster opening at the box office and plummet with a bomb no one went to see.

I've played HSX for about 8 years, and this year they are doing something new: TVStocks.

TVStocks IPOing this week:

FOX TVStocks

• Back To You ($8/share)
• Kitchen Nightmares ($4/share)
• K-Ville ($4/share)
• Nashville ($4/share)

CBS TVStocks

• Cane ($4/share)
• Kid Nation ($4/share)
• Moonlight ($4/share)
• The Big Bang Theory ($4/share)
• Viva Laughlin ($4/share)

CW TVStocks

• Aliens in America ($4/share)
• Gossip Girl ($4/share)
• Life is Wild ($4/share)
• Reaper ($4/share)

I thought these TVStocks would be a fun way to get the TV Forum crown involved in HSX, and discuss which of these programs are most likely candidates to get canceled versus get full-season pickups. Any initial thoughts?

Ayre

Its been a few years since I checked the site out, but with the addition of TV shows, I might be tempted to stick around.

movieking

I had a decent portfolio a few years ago, but I couldn't get them to give me a new password for some reason. Very odd.

Timber

Wow, I haven't logged onto that site in probably a good 5 years. Didn't know they were still around.