As in, did we know the number? I remember the news about the rights, but I didn't know NBCU was paying Netflix hundreds of millions for the rights for 5 years.
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oh I could be wrong but I don't think we saw a number. they just said similar to the amount Warner paid for Friends?
am assuming they are being as polite as possible until their long term job aspects are secure maybe.
Dont get the hair continuity thing???
It used to be that episodes were fairly linear on reality competition shows(as in, episodes shot in a certain city were likely all filmed in the same day, but ever since they started focusing more and more on social media clips, they have started to mix all the audition days together, meaning that the hair styles and clothing styles would vary from audition to audition. That's likely what that's referring to is an effort to keep those things consistent, or at least to try to.
Is that really NBC paying Netflix? I would assume it is Peacock putting a nine-million figure in the books to pay to NBC itself and the other production partners Because it would be weird for NBC to pay Netflix when the rights were ending anyway.
Yeah, I probably misinterpreted that final sentence. When they said "snagged from", I assumed they were paying Netflix for some reason, but it probably just meant NBCU outbid Netflix.
Still though, 9 figs for "The Office" and a multi-billion dollar deal for "The Big Bang Theory" is nuts.
Final ratings for Tuesday night:
ABC's "The Conners" adjusted up by 0.1.
Also, Showbuzzdaily has noted that for this upcoming Thanksgiving weekend, fast national ratings will still come in like usual around 11am ET but final ratings will not come in until Monday, December 2. Because of this, I'll just post the fast national ratings and not the finals since it would clutter up this thread more than they already do.
ABC's "The Conners" adjusted up by 0.1.
Also, Showbuzzdaily has noted that for this upcoming Thanksgiving weekend, fast national ratings will still come in like usual around 11am ET but final ratings will not come in until Monday, December 2. Because of this, I'll just post the fast national ratings and not the finals since it would clutter up this thread more than they already do.
Wednesday night's ratings:
CBS's "Survivor" went down 0.1 from last week, while "SEAL Team" went up 0.1 and "S.W.A.T." went up 0.2.
NBC aired a new episode of "Ellen's Game of Games" and it turned out to be the lowest-rated episode yet, down 0.5 from the last episode that aired on April 2.
Fox's "Almost Family" went down 0.1 from last week.
CBS's "Survivor" went down 0.1 from last week, while "SEAL Team" went up 0.1 and "S.W.A.T." went up 0.2.
NBC aired a new episode of "Ellen's Game of Games" and it turned out to be the lowest-rated episode yet, down 0.5 from the last episode that aired on April 2.
Fox's "Almost Family" went down 0.1 from last week.
The irony? How Hannibal got away with so much gore on NBC lol. Bad words = bad, the innards of decapitated humans? That's cool. Just no nudity.
Hey now! Nudity is fine too, as long as you pour enough blood on top of it.
Thursday night's ratings:
Fox's "Almost Family" was the only new scripted show last night, and it's clear that it's being sent out to die since it never really performed well anyway. Last night's episode hit series lows across the board.
Fox's "Almost Family" was the only new scripted show last night, and it's clear that it's being sent out to die since it never really performed well anyway. Last night's episode hit series lows across the board.
They aired it new last night? LMAO amazingThursday night's ratings:
Fox's "Almost Family" was the only new scripted show last night, and it's clear that it's being sent out to die since it never really performed well anyway. Last night's episode hit series lows across the board.
Friday night's ratings:
ABC's "American Housewife" went down 0.1 from last week, while "20/20" went up 0.1.
Fox's "WWE Friday Night Smackdown" went down 0.1 from last week as well.
ABC's "American Housewife" went down 0.1 from last week, while "20/20" went up 0.1.
Fox's "WWE Friday Night Smackdown" went down 0.1 from last week as well.
A bad business move, but given what the show became after the first season I wish Hulu had passed on it too.
It might aswell be 2 seasons of the same one tho!
You used to be cool man, power changed you :(
Sorry i wasn't clear- it's not that Fox would allow them actually say or show the stuff. They wouldn't. But Fox wouldn't allow them to blur or beep it while NBC will. So, in this case, NBC seems to have laxer standards all around.
Sunday night's ratings:
ABC's "Shark Tank" and "The Rookie" are even with their last original episodes from two weeks ago. (I'm not sure why Showbuzzdaily put hundredths in ABC's column, but oh well.)
CBS's "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "Madam Secretary" are even from last week, despite "60 Minutes" hogging up the night.
Fox's "The Simpsons" is down 0.1 from its last new episode that didn't follow football two weeks ago, while "Bob's Burgers" and "Family Guy" are down 0.2 each from two weeks ago.
The CW's night held steady from when it aired new episodes two weeks ago.
ABC's "Shark Tank" and "The Rookie" are even with their last original episodes from two weeks ago. (I'm not sure why Showbuzzdaily put hundredths in ABC's column, but oh well.)
CBS's "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "Madam Secretary" are even from last week, despite "60 Minutes" hogging up the night.
Fox's "The Simpsons" is down 0.1 from its last new episode that didn't follow football two weeks ago, while "Bob's Burgers" and "Family Guy" are down 0.2 each from two weeks ago.
The CW's night held steady from when it aired new episodes two weeks ago.
Can't wait. Just caught up on this a few months ago. Loved the show. Thankfully was able to watch most of it on Prime since I prefer it to HBO's video player.
i checked out Dollface on Hulu this weekend. It was enjoyable enough with a good cast. Not sure what Kat Dennings had done since that awful broke girls show but this was a nice time seeing her in as a character type pre that show.
I enjoyed it quite a bit. The first episode was okay but every episode after just got better and better, so by the 10th episode I was enamored! Hopefully it gets a second season considering all the promotion it's been getting.
aw I wish they broke down the cbs one to the games, since the first game was so bad they switched to a more competitive one around 7pm.Sunday night's ratings:
ABC's "Shark Tank" and "The Rookie" are even with their last original episodes from two weeks ago. (I'm not sure why Showbuzzdaily put hundredths in ABC's column, but oh well.)
CBS's "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "Madam Secretary" are even from last week, despite "60 Minutes" hogging up the night.
Fox's "The Simpsons" is down 0.1 from its last new episode that didn't follow football two weeks ago, while "Bob's Burgers" and "Family Guy" are down 0.2 each from two weeks ago.
The CW's night held steady from when it aired new episodes two weeks ago.
Great shark tank episode, Lori v Kevin was amazing, Lori forever best shark.
According to this, Jan 19 and will run for 10 eps, as usual (all titled on the Wiki page).
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