
This is CBS’s installment of “In the Hot Seat”. If you missed any of the last posts please see the links at the bottom for instructions and previous installments for the other major networks. Hurry, polling closes on March 20 at 9 AM PST.
Show A
Average 18-49 : 1.82
Viewers
Show B
Average 18-49 : 2.78
Viewers
Show C
Average 18-49 : 2.11
Viewers
Show D
Average 18-49 : 2.41
Viewers
Show E
Average 18-49 : 5.54
Viewers
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I have no idea what this is
ReplyDeleteI Renewed them all :)
ReplyDeletethis explains things
ReplyDeletehttp://www.spoilertv.com/2012/03/introducing-in-hot-seat-defend-your.html
Got it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a poll that tries to eliminate the bias behind the quality of the show and focus solely on the ratings of a program. For more instructions please see the link below. Have fun!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.spoilertv.com/2012/03/introducing-in-hot-seat-defend-your.html
If any of them is HIMYM, then it has to be C, since HIMYM never crossed the 12M mark.
ReplyDeleteI don't see how anyone could possibly cancel anything up there,but people did. Maybe A but really even that number is good.
ReplyDeleteI didn't cancel any of them...
I cancelled E, since the ratings are dropping alot.
ReplyDeleteYes but look where it started 30 million people,and now its about 13 million.That ain't to shabby,in my humble opinion of course,ha! I know which show it is and if they cancelled it i wouldn't cry.... :)
ReplyDeleteWell, when you consider everything surrounding the season premiere of E, yeah the ratings are down. It still manages an average of 5.5 in the demo, which is good for an aging show that just got a well publicized facelift.
ReplyDeleteI renewed everything on CBS, its a gold mind!!!
ReplyDeleteI cancelled A because of the low 18-49 demo, renewed the rest of them.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea which show that is tho, the only CBS show I follow is HIMYM.
ReplyDeleteCBS is hard. All these shows would be renewed on any other network.
ReplyDeleteI renewed everything. I was going to cancel one show but changed my mind.
My bias of knowing what the shows are was influencing me.
Now,now!
ReplyDeleteMe too! :D
ReplyDeleteI renewed everything but E. I was going to renew everything since that's what they did, but E looks good. They probably haven't renewed that one yet or will.
ReplyDeleteI cancelled B and C but renewed all the others.
ReplyDeleteI canceled E, but not just because of the ratings, even though they are going steadily down. I think it's just time to stop it. And 15 Mio people who are not watching after the first 'new' one can't be so wrong. :-)
ReplyDeleteBut honestly, I wouldn't want to be the one to cancel shows on CBS for real. That must be a tough job. Most of their shows are doing really well.
I don't understand the polling here. Anything under a 2 in demo is terrible for CBS. Why are there so many people saying Show A should be renewed? People must know what this show really is and want to keep it around. Same thing with Show C. Other the other hand, Show E is getting over a 5 in demo and most people here are voting to cancel it. My only explanation for that is anyone who even looked at ratings this year knows exactly what show it is and they can't stand it.
ReplyDeleteI don't think anyone from SpoilerTV is going to be hired as a net exec anytime soon. :-)
I think I know what A is - probably would have selected cancel if I didn't love it.
ReplyDeleteI think people look at the graph without looking at the numbers. Show E, for example, still averages 10 to 15M viewers every episode, which is amazing nowadays. Even if the numbers dropped sharply, almost nothing makes 30M these days.It makes no sense to vote "cancel"!
ReplyDeleteCancelled the first one and renewed the rest.
ReplyDeleteI cancelled some. It's CBS so even what appears to be high numbers aren't all that high compared to what the network can pull. This network regularly cancels shows that get 11+ million viewers. And because the network skews older in many cases, I think the demo numbers are more related to why they cancel certain shows.
ReplyDeleteI voted to cancel but if it is what I think it is than it has already been renewed. And thank god because it's my fave show on CBS of the like 3 or so I actually watch. But yeah, the numbers are horrendous for a CBS show.
ReplyDeleteI think you are right. I don't keep track of CBS ratings but I don't think it could be anything else. I'm also glad it has been renewed.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately advertisers don't see it your way and they are the ones paying the bills. Until the advertisers change, TV execs will have to look at demos to make their decisions. However, I disagree with the common advertising notion that people 50+ years old are more brand loyal than those in their 20-40's. I am far more brand loyal than my mom is and I know plenty of retired people who go with the "whatever has the best coupon" on a lot of items.
ReplyDeleteWould it be possible to use the same graph for each show? I think people are looking just at the red and not noticing that some shows are 10 million to 30 million while others on the list are 9 to 12 million. That's a big difference. It may be easier for visual learners if the graphs were comparable.
ReplyDeleteThis poll was hard. I voted to cancel A and C purely because of the demos...it was the first poll I looked at the demos and not the rating numbers
ReplyDeletePeople over 50 have been so bombarded with commercial brainwashing that their brains have been turned to mush and are no longer susceptible to new brainwashing.
ReplyDeleteDarn, I didn't even realize the demo was shown. Guess I should have put on my glasses.
ReplyDeletethe top will be both ncis.
ReplyDeleteI cancelled E and renewed all the others.
ReplyDeleteShow E definitely sounds like two and a half men.From the premiere, numbers have dropped dramatically
ReplyDeleteWe are not supposed to tell which shows they are, even if we know it.
ReplyDeleteOne issue I have, is that the graph's have different axes, for the numbers. Not that they have different points, as obviously different shows have different nos., but that they are spaced out differently. It has the ability to skew the graphs. In the case of one show, you see a sharp drop, while another show, the graph seems to be steady. Next time you are doing this, make sure the y-axis is spaced the same for all show, so that like can be compared with like. It might make the shows more obvious, but that's acceptable as long as its not shared with others until after the vote, I suggest.
ReplyDeleteoh oops sorry i didnt realise
ReplyDeleteYes that's something I've been considering. If we decide to do this again next season, I think I will limit it to one graph per network.
ReplyDeleteI renewed everything on CBS, its a gold mind!!!
ReplyDeleteI cancelled A because of the low 18-49 demo, renewed the rest of them.
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