Carissa,
Chicago PD was picked up. NBC just hasn't scheduled it yet. I'm guessing it'll go to the Wednesday at 10 if Ironside crashes and burns.
Guest112, Arrow rates well for the CW, but the CW doesn't rate well against the other guys. It won't provide any real competition for Revolution, so if Revolution's audience follows it it will be fine.
Jay and JasonR,
Parenthood at Thursdays at 10 is probably the best place for the show. Every. single. show. since ER has crashed and burned there. Parenthood is incredibly stable, and if it can pull around the same numbers it did on Tuesdays. It'll be absolutely golden.
If there's more interest I'll for sure write up an armchair schedule analysis when all the schedules are released.
@joyeful - Hannibal is still being decided upon. Grimm was sent to Tuesdays this season to shore up May sweeps after the spectacular failure of Ready for Love; Community is merely a known quantity with a cult fanbase, and NBC is going to use it to plug the unavoidable failures.
@joyeful - They know it's a solid performer, and Ready For Love crashed and burned even following The Voice. I think they want to give the show some exposure, but they also want to shore up and The Voice is the perfect show to do so. I'm of the opinion they should've kept the show where it is (since there's only four episodes left), but maybe we'll see a nice boost to Grimm thanks to The Voice. No matter what happens, I'm confident Grimm will get renewed and be back on Fridays next season.
Ultimately, this move is probably just to get Ready For Love off the schedule so it's not dragging them down.
If you were one of the unlucky ones who missed the episode (which sounds like most of the country :( ) NBC will be repeating it this Friday before Grimm heads to Tuesdays for the rest of the season.
Hart of Dixie is most likely to come back since its ratings are highest among The CW's bubble shows, and one of the reasons why it was renewed last season was because of it did very well for The CW in streaming terms. So this report is certainly plausible.
Nikita is likely to come back just because its so close to syndication for Warner Bros.
Please link to one of my reviews where I have said I couldn't care less about Mia's story because I haven't. I've talked about the pacing of Mia's paternity in the pilot, and I've noted that her story after the reveal was mostly of avoidance and processing - something I couldn't blame her for.
Second, my comment about Revenge is to emphasize the problem with Joanna as a main character right now, and to bring to light the fact that for a being one of the main characters Joanna is doing absolutely nothing that is noteworthy or rootable. I admitted this show is not Revenge back in my review of the pilot, and got the "comparisons" out of the way right then and there.
You can disagree with my review, but please don't make things up to support your comments. That is the true meaning of bias.
I haven't watched Gossip Girl since midway through Season 3, but I tuned in to the final out of respect for the show before it went downhill for me. Nevetheless, I'm going to jump in on the Gossip Girl reveal: I don't understand the motive the writers had for making Dan Gossip Girl. It's just full of plot holes, Dan has asked for help from Gossip Girl, he's gotten tips from...himself, Dan being surprised about Nate and Serena in the S2 premiere even though GG had the scoop on them, etc. I'm all for a clever ruse, but this seems tacked on at the last minute - not something that has been in the cards since Day 1. No matter what the show says.
The sole reason I didn't have a fit over Kim Raver being so put together is because I see her character as someone with a much higher social status and wealth than most of the population around her. In this post-Blackout world her husband is (or seems to be) a very high ranking official in the militia, and that affords her money and power. So of course she's going to look far, far better than everyone else - she has the means and influence to do so.
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Carissa,
Chicago PD was picked up. NBC just hasn't scheduled it yet. I'm guessing it'll go to the Wednesday at 10 if Ironside crashes and burns.
Guest112, Arrow rates well for the CW, but the CW doesn't rate well against the other guys. It won't provide any real competition for Revolution, so if Revolution's audience follows it it will be fine.
NBC Releases 2013-2014 Schedule, Moves Revolution, Parenthood and Chicago Fire
Parenthood at Thursdays at 10 is probably the best place for the show. Every. single. show. since ER has crashed and burned there. Parenthood is incredibly stable, and if it can pull around the same numbers it did on Tuesdays. It'll be absolutely golden.
If there's more interest I'll for sure write up an armchair schedule analysis when all the schedules are released.
NBC Releases 2013-2014 Schedule, Moves Revolution, Parenthood and Chicago Fire
@joyeful - Hannibal is still being decided upon. Grimm was sent to Tuesdays this season to shore up May sweeps after the spectacular failure of Ready for Love; Community is merely a known quantity with a cult fanbase, and NBC is going to use it to plug the unavoidable failures.
@Carissa,
Hey girl
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Ultimately, this move is probably just to get Ready For Love off the schedule so it's not dragging them down.
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Nikita is likely to come back just because its so close to syndication for Warner Bros.
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Please link to one of my reviews where I have said I couldn't care less about Mia's story because I haven't. I've talked about the pacing of Mia's paternity in the pilot, and I've noted that her story after the reveal was mostly of avoidance and processing - something I couldn't blame her for.
Second, my comment about Revenge is to emphasize the problem with Joanna as a main character right now, and to bring to light the fact that for a being one of the main characters Joanna is doing absolutely nothing that is noteworthy or rootable. I admitted this show is not Revenge back in my review of the pilot, and got the "comparisons" out of the way right then and there.
You can disagree with my review, but please don't make things up to support your comments. That is the true meaning of bias.
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As for Renee, I thought Eric said she got into drugs. Did I imagine things?
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I was going to make a note of it in my review, but I became sidetracked as I wrote about Kelly. I think he was visiting his father.
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