Girls Club Cancelled
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That is pretty funny. This show looked horrible frmo the start, so I am kind of glad that it is gone. Maybe Kelly can shape up some of his existing shows now....
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So what show do you think will take its timeslot?
I'd like to see "Firefly" take it to hopefully help its ratings since it's on Friday night, but I don't think Fox execs would put "Firefly" behind "Boston Public".
I'd like to see "Firefly" take it to hopefully help its ratings since it's on Friday night, but I don't think Fox execs would put "Firefly" behind "Boston Public".
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I happen to love Firefly, and I really don't have a problem with it's current timeslot, but then again I'm past the age where Friday night means go out and party heh.
I'd hate Firefly to move to Monday night at 9, because I'd stop watching it due to Football
I'd hate Firefly to move to Monday night at 9, because I'd stop watching it due to Football
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Originally posted by immortal_zeus
Really? There seems to be a lot of people who like it.
Really? There seems to be a lot of people who like it.
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Originally posted by dek
There's a lot of people who will watch anything Whedon puts out, a following.
There's a lot of people who will watch anything Whedon puts out, a following.
Personally, I think a timeslot change could do it some good, but right now I think it's best chance is on fridays with John Doe, where both shows can capitalize off the momentum of the other. There's less pressure (or there should be) on friday nights because it's a poor night for television in general. If Firefly keeps doing moderately well like it has been on friday then there's a good chance that we'll at least get to finish the season. If they move it to another night it'll get murdered in the ratings where it will be going up against much more popular programming.
Just my 2 cents.
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Is this a new record for cancellation???
Wow, two shows and canned.......I wonder if this sets a new record for the fastest cancellation of a new series.
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Re: Is this a new record for cancellation???
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Wow, two shows and canned.......I wonder if this sets a new record for the fastest cancellation of a new series.
Wow, two shows and canned.......I wonder if this sets a new record for the fastest cancellation of a new series.
Not enough to time to really get into a show is it?
Girls Club wasn't horrible, but it didn't really hook me right away. I would have rather seen "The American Embassy", actually than this. I'm kind of bored with lawyer shows. It probably would have been more interesting if it was about 3 women working in another kind of office.
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Good! This show was horrible and I stopped watching after the first episode. Guess that means we'll never know whether or not Kathleen Robertson will ever file sexual harassment charges against the partner.
Then again, who's to say they won't recycle the women in another show?
Then again, who's to say they won't recycle the women in another show?
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Re: Is this a new record for cancellation???
Originally posted by djones6746
Wow, two shows and canned.......I wonder if this sets a new record for the fastest cancellation of a new series.
Wow, two shows and canned.......I wonder if this sets a new record for the fastest cancellation of a new series.
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Originally posted by dgmayor
I happen to love Firefly, and I really don't have a problem with it's current timeslot, but then again I'm past the age where Friday night means go out and party heh.
I'd hate Firefly to move to Monday night at 9, because I'd stop watching it due to Football
I happen to love Firefly, and I really don't have a problem with it's current timeslot, but then again I'm past the age where Friday night means go out and party heh.
I'd hate Firefly to move to Monday night at 9, because I'd stop watching it due to Football
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Originally posted by Neush
If Firefly keeps doing moderately well like it has been on friday then there's a good chance that we'll at least get to finish the season. If they move it to another night it'll get murdered in the ratings where it will be going up against much more popular programming.
If Firefly keeps doing moderately well like it has been on friday then there's a good chance that we'll at least get to finish the season. If they move it to another night it'll get murdered in the ratings where it will be going up against much more popular programming.
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I think as time goes on more and more people will buy into PVRs rendering shows in Friday night slots equivalent to any other day of the week. To me it makes no difference what time my favorite shows come on because my TiVo records them whenever. Plus I quickly realized the advantage of time-delayed playback.. I can skip through commercials in seconds making my time in front of the boob tube more productive. Do you think the propagation of PVR technology will make the dismal-ratings associated with friday night programming a mute point? If all my favorite primetime shows decided to switch to 3am everyday of the week, I could care less. Unfortunately the entire population is not able to time-shift and the Nielson families tend to like shows I don't and vice versa. Imagine if these ratings were determined by TiVo owners. The TiVo stats probably reflect our population better than these Nielson families. Anyway.. I didn't even bother to record Girls Club.. didn't look too interesting in the previews.
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Time-shifting is nice but there are a number of time-slots where I have conflicts so I do have to watch one program live, so the night certain shows are on will have a bearing on many, unless they buy multiple PVRs (or have multiple tuner PVRs). PVRs have yet to really take off and when they do, I don't expect most people to rush out and buy 2 unless you only have to pay 1 subscription fee (which is really the way it should be).
Personally, given the lousy Monday night matchups that have been on, I was watching Girls Club and CSI Miami live (even I had them set to record) and relegating football to the PIP box.
Personally, given the lousy Monday night matchups that have been on, I was watching Girls Club and CSI Miami live (even I had them set to record) and relegating football to the PIP box.
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Originally posted by Groucho
People have been time-shifting for 20 years now. It's not a new thing.
People have been time-shifting for 20 years now. It's not a new thing.