Cancelled shows of Tomorrow: No Soap Operas Allowed

[Mrs. Sawyer]

Warming Glow

This might, ultimately, prove beneficial to a show like Community, which can get a 1.7 in the demo, better than most of the new network comedies.

 

[Jordacar]

Wow check out Person of Interest doing those numbers.

Media still won't talk about since it doesn't have dancing or singing in it I guess.

Can anyone tell me why one of the best shows on CBS isn't available to view online or on demand?

 

[wiegeabo]

Can anyone tell me why one of the best shows on CBS isn't available to view online or on demand?

The same thing used to be true for The Mentalist.

If I remember correctly, Warner Bros said The Mentalist couldn't be streamed. And it's probably the same for PoI since they also co-produce that. (Which is odd since now CBS is streaming The Mentalist. They must have renegotiated the contracts, or something.)

 

[kane9321]

not a jet, so I don't have engines.


I haven't listened to a Dane Cook CD in a while...I feel bad for him...him going this acting route ruined him...then again, I kinda doubt he can handle the crowd of Fluffy and Steve Bryne. I love those two guys.

Sullivan and Son on TBS = Da Bomb.

truth...is it getting a 2nd season...loved that show

 

[kane9321]

Are you kidding me?!! The Mindy Project got picked up for a full season?!!? WTF is Fox thinking!?!?

Honestly, The Mentalist may have jumped the shark and I love the show. After Jane killed "Red John" but yet it wasn't him, just a guy who knew everything that Red John did, it's starting to get crazy now. They need to find closure on this show because it is starting to spiral a bit.

Ughh mindy project got picked up....something is wrong with the world

 

[Jordacar]

The same thing used to be true for The Mentalist.

If I remember correctly, Warner Bros said The Mentalist couldn't be streamed. And it's probably the same for PoI since they also co-produce that. (Which is odd since now CBS is streaming The Mentalist. They must have renegotiated the contracts, or something.)

That's interesting in a WTF sorta way, because wasn't The Mentalist the top streaming show when Hulu first started?

 

[wiegeabo]

No idea. I just know that last year, CBS would only put clips of The Mentalist up. Same with PoI.

 

[Donut]

There's always iTunes. But Season 2 does not seem to be there yet

 

[Mace Dolex]

1 sunday night football nbc 21,941,000
2 ncis cbs 20,524,000
3 ncis: Los angeles cbs 16,472,000
4 the big bang theory cbs 16,351,000
5 person of interest cbs 16,209,000
6 sunday night nfl pre-kick nbc 16,008,000
7 modern family abc 15,465,000
8 elementary cbs 14,215,000
9 vegas cbs 13,991,000
10 the voice-monday nbc 13,924,000
11 dancing with the stars abc 13,722,000
12 criminal minds cbs 13,177,000
13 60 minutes cbs 13,090,000
14 grey's anatomy abc 12,923,000
15 two and a half men cbs 12,812,000
16 the voice-tuesday nbc 12,649,000
17 dancing w/stars results abc 12,617,000
18 csi cbs 12,087,000
19 castle abc 11,598,000
20 revolution nbc 11,554,000

Amazing..........because I don't watch none of those shows.

 

[wiegeabo]

Amazing..........because I don't watch none of those shows.

So...you do watch those show.

 

[TheVileOne]

It's weird. Last year they streamed the show on CBS.com. Wonder what happened.

 

[Sawyer]

http://www.deadline.com/2012/10/cw-xfinity-on-demand-deal/

CW Pacts With Xfinity For First On-Demand Deal
By THE DEADLINE TEAM

The agreement will see Comcast’s Xfinity On Demand customers be able to watch the four most-recent episodes from CW series — including the programs the day after they air – on-demand for free. The deal, which takes effect tomorrow, marks the first time The CW has made its shows available on VOD via a multi-service operator. The series will be offered in HD and standard definition and include The Vampire Diaries, Supernatural, America’s Next Top Model, Hart of Dixie, 90210, Arrow, Nikita, Beauty & the Beast, Emily Owens, M.D. and Gossip Girl. Xfinity’s on-demand platform is in more than 20 million digital TV homes and gets almost 400 million views per month.

About mother****ing time.

 

[superion]

Wow check out Person of Interest doing those numbers.

Media still won't talk about since it doesn't have dancing or singing in it I guess.

The total viewers are great but the 18-49 demo is just OK and as Harry's Law found out the demo number is the only one that matters.

 

[TheVileOne]

superion, I think with numbers like this they will be fine.

 

[Sawyer]

Watch Mockingbird Lane tonight or you're dead to me.

 

[wiegeabo]

Watch Mockingbird Lane tonight or you're dead to me.

 

[Sawyer]

*pulls out notebook*

*crosses off wiegeabo's name*

Good day, sir.

 

[Specter313]

G4 to end Attack of the Show and X-Play in December.

I'll admit that I'll miss them. I watch Attack every night for all the various pop culture stuff, and I always like their con coverages.

 

[Sawyer]

http://www.deadline.com/2012/10/nbc...-cam-format-2nd-season-order-upped-to-16-eps/

NBC’s ‘Up All Night’ To Switch To Multi-Cam Format, 2nd-Season Order Upped To 16 Eps
By NELLIE ANDREEVA

NBC’s sophomore comedy Up All Night will be off all winter but when it comes back in the spring, it will look and feel different. NBC has decided to convert the family comedy from a single-camera to a multi-camera format. Episode 11, which wraps production next week, will be the last episode of the show in the single-camera form. Production will then shut down for a three-month hiatus to convert the stage and set to multi-cam tapings in front of live audience, during which time the show’s writers will work on scripts. Up All Night‘s new showrunner this season, Tucker Cawley, comes from a very strong multi-camera background as one of the top writers-producer on CBS’ Everybody Loves Raymond, as does Up All Night creator/exec producer Emily Spivey, a Saturday Night Live veteran.

Up All Night will go back into production in February on 5 multi-camera episodes. That will bring the total for the show’s second season to 16 episodes, up from the original 13 ordered in May. Up All Night will remain on the air until December, when all of the 11 single-camera episodes will have aired. The show will make its multi-camera debut in April/May.

I hear the idea for the conversion came from Up All Night executive producer, SNL honcho Lorne Michaels who was looking for a way to infuse the show with more energy. Another single-camera NBC comedy he exec produces, 30 Rock, has done successful live multi-cam episodes. Michaels reportedly thought of going multi-cam after seeing Up All Night stars Maya Rudolph and Christina Applegate do SNL in the last couple of months. (Applegate recently hosted the late-night comedy show, while SNL alumna has made occasional guest appearances.) Both have extensive experience in front of live audiences — Rudolph from SNL, Applegate from her years on Married… With Children.

Up All Night has had a promising ratings uptick in the last 2 weeks with a 1.4 rating among adults 18-49, building on its 30 Rock lead-in both times.

NBC, cut the **** with the multi-cam stuff already. Guys With Kids and Whitney are both awful.

 

[Destructus86]

Watch Mockingbird Lane tonight or you're dead to me.

I really enjoyed it!

 

[Sawyer]

Good.

 

[Specter313]

The Farm, NBC's attempt to craft a spinoff of The Office starring Rainn Wilson, appears to be dead. So says Wilson himself, who tweeted out the following Monday afternoon: "NBC has passed on moving forward with The Farm TV show. Had a blast making the pilot - onwards & upwards!" It's still possible we might see how Farm executive producer Paul Lieberstein planned on transitioning Dwight out of his cubicle, however. That's because, as of earlier this year, NBC's plan was to film the spinoff as an episode of The Office. It's possible NBC (and current Office showrunner Greg Daniels) might have opted against that scenario; we've got messages into both NBC and Liebertstein and will update you when we get word. For these keeping score at home, though, 30 Rock and The Office are in their final seasons, Up All Night as we've known it is dead but returning with a laugh track, and now there's no Office spin-off. That has to be good news for Parks and Recreation, right? RIGHT?!


http://www.vulture.com/2012/10/rainn-wilson-the-office-spinoff-the-farm.html?mid=imdb

 

[wiegeabo]

If I watched any of those shows, I'd care.

And maybe not even then since half of them have had nice long runs.

 

[Sawyer]

If I watched any of those shows, I'd care.

And maybe not even then since half of them have had nice long runs.

You don't even watch Parks and Rec?! Wiegs, I swear, I am thisclose to shunning you for good.

 

[wiegeabo]

Thursdays are for Last Resort and CBS