Who cares about what the old people watched?!Originally Posted by hurricanesmith
That said, it wasn't the biggest debut of the night. That "honor" goes to Unforgettable.
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It's all about the 18-49!
Who cares about what the old people watched?!That said, it wasn't the biggest debut of the night. That "honor" goes to Unforgettable.
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It's all about the 18-49!
You can do it, Naomi! You're...
ONLY 10 EASY STEPS AWAY FROM OSCAR!
1.) Bankrupt small, independent distributor via massive Oscar campaign. Failing that, proceed to...
2.) Cash in King Kong residual checks to pay for FYC advertisements from Kinko's.
3.) To avoid getting sent straight to VOD, attach entire film as a "trailer" to another film people actually want to see. And then...
4.) Try to do it Lahti-style and win Academy Award for Best Short Film.
5.) Avoid telling a story that everyone already knows by adding exciting details and/or gratuitous editing.
6. Carefully and patiently weather the wrath of film critics/the royal family/the tabloids/Diana-maniacs for trying to add said details. (Good luck!)
7. Find all of the boxes with "August: Osage County" screeners and slip in self-made cam bootleg from premiere screening at Lowes...the hardware store.
(Not Loews, the movie theater -- too expensive!)
8. Trick octogenarian Oscar voters into thinking that you are, in fact, a real princess. (Hey, it worked on Eva Marie Saint!)
9. On Oscar night, have camera crews come to Nicole's house, Joan Crawford-style, so you can win and keep your day job.
10. OSCAR!
Early word is that New Girl actually got more viewers than Glee.
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Zooey Deschanel is my biggest crush
Last edited by DirkDiggler; 09-21-2011 at 11:12 AM.
I'm pretty sure you're talking about Two and a Half Men...?
You can do it, Naomi! You're...
ONLY 10 EASY STEPS AWAY FROM OSCAR!
1.) Bankrupt small, independent distributor via massive Oscar campaign. Failing that, proceed to...
2.) Cash in King Kong residual checks to pay for FYC advertisements from Kinko's.
3.) To avoid getting sent straight to VOD, attach entire film as a "trailer" to another film people actually want to see. And then...
4.) Try to do it Lahti-style and win Academy Award for Best Short Film.
5.) Avoid telling a story that everyone already knows by adding exciting details and/or gratuitous editing.
6. Carefully and patiently weather the wrath of film critics/the royal family/the tabloids/Diana-maniacs for trying to add said details. (Good luck!)
7. Find all of the boxes with "August: Osage County" screeners and slip in self-made cam bootleg from premiere screening at Lowes...the hardware store.
(Not Loews, the movie theater -- too expensive!)
8. Trick octogenarian Oscar voters into thinking that you are, in fact, a real princess. (Hey, it worked on Eva Marie Saint!)
9. On Oscar night, have camera crews come to Nicole's house, Joan Crawford-style, so you can win and keep your day job.
10. OSCAR!
I'm pretty sure you're talking about Two and a Half Men...?
I actually thought Ashton was very good in it though.
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Either way, it's been a great year for that cast of that film (Oscar + 2 hit shows!).
You can do it, Naomi! You're...
ONLY 10 EASY STEPS AWAY FROM OSCAR!
1.) Bankrupt small, independent distributor via massive Oscar campaign. Failing that, proceed to...
2.) Cash in King Kong residual checks to pay for FYC advertisements from Kinko's.
3.) To avoid getting sent straight to VOD, attach entire film as a "trailer" to another film people actually want to see. And then...
4.) Try to do it Lahti-style and win Academy Award for Best Short Film.
5.) Avoid telling a story that everyone already knows by adding exciting details and/or gratuitous editing.
6. Carefully and patiently weather the wrath of film critics/the royal family/the tabloids/Diana-maniacs for trying to add said details. (Good luck!)
7. Find all of the boxes with "August: Osage County" screeners and slip in self-made cam bootleg from premiere screening at Lowes...the hardware store.
(Not Loews, the movie theater -- too expensive!)
8. Trick octogenarian Oscar voters into thinking that you are, in fact, a real princess. (Hey, it worked on Eva Marie Saint!)
9. On Oscar night, have camera crews come to Nicole's house, Joan Crawford-style, so you can win and keep your day job.
10. OSCAR!
Yay for Zooey.
Wasn't my intention. I'm obsessed with Natalie.Does
8:00PM
NCIS (CBS) 19.55
Glee (FOX) 8.91
The Biggest Loser (NBC) 6.09
Dancing with the Stars: Meet the Cast (ABC) 10.74
90210 (CW) 1.56
9:00PM
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS) 16.69
Dancing with the Stars: Results 14.54
New Girl (FOX) 10.08
The Biggest Loser (continued) 6.17
Ringer (CW) 1.96
9:30PM
Raising Hope (FOX) 6.87
10:00PM
Unforgettable (CBS) 13.98
Body of Proof (ABC) 9.65
Parenthood (NBC) 5.26
Aw Ringer dropped about 30%
But it's still doing better than 90210 so
Will Oscar have Riva Fever?
I hate old people tv watching habits... Poor Parenthood...
So I guess Glee is pretty on the way out now. Nice to see its fans finally accept it's not worth watching.
I wish, Art. 9 million is pretty damn good for FOX, though.
Will Oscar have Riva Fever?
They've all moved on to New Girl.
That's about where Glee was last spring. If it can hold that audience, it'll last several years.
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How is it that that many people watch NCIS and I've yet to meet ONE PERSON who watches it?
It's still good, of course, since Glee is still quite the phenomenon ... but the premiere was down 25-30% from last year, so it's certainly losing steam (and it's only the start of season 3).
I think it'll be canceled by the end of season 5 or 6, a la Nip/Tuck. Ryan Murphy seems to have a knack for early cancellation.
Last edited by with_one_voice; 09-21-2011 at 09:17 PM.
Do you frequent many retirement homes?
It's more popular with older demographics ... have you asked lots of older people if they watch it? B/c I don't think many young people do.
Since when does 5-6 seasons = early cancellation?!
I'd bet that almost anyone in television would die to be involved in a show that could make the kind of syndication revenue any show to make it that far could provide...
You can do it, Naomi! You're...
ONLY 10 EASY STEPS AWAY FROM OSCAR!
1.) Bankrupt small, independent distributor via massive Oscar campaign. Failing that, proceed to...
2.) Cash in King Kong residual checks to pay for FYC advertisements from Kinko's.
3.) To avoid getting sent straight to VOD, attach entire film as a "trailer" to another film people actually want to see. And then...
4.) Try to do it Lahti-style and win Academy Award for Best Short Film.
5.) Avoid telling a story that everyone already knows by adding exciting details and/or gratuitous editing.
6. Carefully and patiently weather the wrath of film critics/the royal family/the tabloids/Diana-maniacs for trying to add said details. (Good luck!)
7. Find all of the boxes with "August: Osage County" screeners and slip in self-made cam bootleg from premiere screening at Lowes...the hardware store.
(Not Loews, the movie theater -- too expensive!)
8. Trick octogenarian Oscar voters into thinking that you are, in fact, a real princess. (Hey, it worked on Eva Marie Saint!)
9. On Oscar night, have camera crews come to Nicole's house, Joan Crawford-style, so you can win and keep your day job.
10. OSCAR!
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