Thread: Ratings Thread: It's CBS's world, we just live in it

Quote: Originally Posted by mrazrockit I don't know who powers SyFy's twitter channel, but: http://twitter.com/Syfy/status/5628959045 "Looks like Fox finally canceled Dollhouse. (No, I don't think we'll pick it up.)" I don't think it'll get shopped around, unfortunately. I'm just grateful it'll complete it's 13 episodes. I think DirecTV's Channel 101 is a more believable...

Mad Men finale - 2.3 million Alas, that's less than the Kim and Kardashian finale, but still an amazing number (The second highest for the show behind only this season's premiere). The final season average (Assuming the final number doesn't change much) is 1,823,000, up 20% from season 2 (1,516,000). Very nice for AMC.

Kim and Kardashian.

Quote: Originally Posted by hurricanesmith Not surprised about Dollhouse. I could see it getting shopped around, since it's so cheap, but the show sure didn't help itself with the slow start back when people were sampling it. HS I don't know who powers SyFy's twitter channel, but: http://twitter.com/Syfy/status/5628959045 "Looks like Fox finally canceled Dollhouse. (No, I don't think we'll pick it...

Well 30 Rock has a great leadin unlike most shows on NBC!

I feel like Whedon doesn't want to fight for it anymore? He should just pack it up, come up with a non-genre non-serial show and then he'll have a hit.

And Hank is cancelled too. Btw, I`m so happy for 90210. It`s doing good for such a competitive timeslot. Melrose Place though needs to die asap.

What episode of Grey's are you hinting at being the best this season?

Well 30 Rock has a great leadin unlike most shows on NBC!

Quote: Originally Posted by hurricanesmith The last show I can think of that that was true for was Six Feet Under for its first two seasons. HS Which led to it getting a massive 23 nominations. Granted, Nurse Jackie doesn't have the buzz or capacity for that many but its chances should be boosted somewhat.