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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Jul 20, 2019 7:27:28 GMT
I barley got through season 1. Idk how it survived I only watched the pilot episode. That was enough to see that it was AoS was a really shitty show. Been said before but here goes a repeat because why not? If you judge an entire television series based on just the first episode alone you are not evaluating television properly in this age of the medium.
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Post by merh on Jul 20, 2019 7:47:54 GMT
Seems like quite a few of these shows have ended lately. All the Marvel Netflix shows, The Gifted and Gotham. Maybe the MCU is winding down as well. screenrant.com/agents-shield-disney-saved-renewed-cancelled/So for whatever it's worth, ABC has been wanting to kill the show for a couple years. The saving grace for the show has been it picks up a lot on delayed viewing/dvr. Last year comparison: The fifth season of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD on ABC averaged a 0.53 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 2.074 million total viewers (live + same day ratings). This season is running 2.1 mill viewers. Over on CW, Flash is running 1.7 mill for its latest season. Supernatural is 1.4 mill. tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/dvr-ratings/broadcast-live-7-ratings-june-24-30-2019/The latest +7 I can find is June 24th MARVEL’S AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D ABC live +3-2,154 million +7-3,177 million for a gain of 1,023 million or 47% gain.
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Post by merh on Jul 20, 2019 7:50:14 GMT
I barley got through season 1. Idk how it survived I only watched the pilot episode. That was enough to see that it was AoS was a really shitty show. Yet it has double the audience of the CW DC shows.
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Post by merh on Jul 20, 2019 14:32:12 GMT
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Post by DC-Fan on Jul 20, 2019 14:48:43 GMT
I only watched the pilot episode. That was enough to see that it was AoS was a really shitty show. Been said before but here goes a repeat because why not? If you judge an entire television series based on just the first episode alone you are not evaluating television properly in this age of the medium. When network executives decide whether or not to give the green light to a TV series, they don't watch an entire season. They just watch the pilot episode and decide based on the pilot episode. So it's more than fair to judge a TV series by the pilot episode because the pilot episode has to be good enough to get audiences to want to see more. That's how the TV industry works.
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Post by merh on Jul 20, 2019 15:17:34 GMT
Been said before but here goes a repeat because why not? If you judge an entire television series based on just the first episode alone you are not evaluating television properly in this age of the medium. When network executives decide whether or not to give the green light to a TV series, they don't watch an entire season. They just watch the pilot episode and decide based on the pilot episode. So it's more than fair to judge a TV series by the pilot episode because the pilot episode has to be good enough to get audiences to want to see more. That's how the TV industry works. Tv execs are idiots with various motivations. Wild Wild West was cancelled because it was too violent. The ratings were still excellent. Surprise, surprise. It was known Channing Dungey, President of ABC favored shows like How to get away with Murder & wasnt a big fan of superheroes. She was allegedly behind shuffling Hayley Atwell into that dreadful proceedural show after cancelling Agent Carter Agent Carter was cancelled May 2016.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Jul 20, 2019 15:57:12 GMT
Been said before but here goes a repeat because why not? If you judge an entire television series based on just the first episode alone you are not evaluating television properly in this age of the medium. When network executives decide whether or not to give the green light to a TV series, they don't watch an entire season. They just watch the pilot episode and decide based on the pilot episode. So it's more than fair to judge a TV series by the pilot episode because the pilot episode has to be good enough to get audiences to want to see more. That's how the TV industry works. Maybe for executives, but not for the casual TV viewer which you fall under the category of.
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Post by DC-Fan on Jul 20, 2019 16:38:03 GMT
Agent Carter was cancelled May 2016. Because Agent Carter was a crappy show.
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Post by damngumby on Jul 20, 2019 16:58:40 GMT
Been said before but here goes a repeat because why not? If you judge an entire television series based on just the first episode alone you are not evaluating television properly in this age of the medium. When network executives decide whether or not to give the green light to a TV series, they don't watch an entire season. They just watch the pilot episode and decide based on the pilot episode. So it's more than fair to judge a TV series by the pilot episode because the pilot episode has to be good enough to get audiences to want to see more. That's how the TV industry works. So you're saying the pilot episode was "good enough" to green light the series and you're completely wrong when you say it sucked. The critics seem to agree. Season 1 got an 88% on RT. After that, it even got better.
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Post by dazz on Jul 20, 2019 17:07:54 GMT
Been said before but here goes a repeat because why not? If you judge an entire television series based on just the first episode alone you are not evaluating television properly in this age of the medium. When network executives decide whether or not to give the green light to a TV series, they don't watch an entire season. They just watch the pilot episode and decide based on the pilot episode. So it's more than fair to judge a TV series by the pilot episode because the pilot episode has to be good enough to get audiences to want to see more. That's how the TV industry works. Except for the part where quality rarely if ever plays a factor in executives decision making, see they judge a show based on the pilot for things like marketability, cost effectiveness, brand synergy, contractual obligations and industry politics, none of which is something you my dear flea brained choco-log monkey should consider being that you are not an executive in the TV industry but a ninny spouting rubbish on a message board often claiming that BTTF is scientific evidence of time travel and concrete evidence of how time travel must work.
But to base a judgement of quality to a 100+ episode multi season long running show off of the first episode, well that's outright fucking moronic, no wonder that's what you go and do, because you see how the TV industry also works is that if a show has a significant enough of an audience where in producing additional seasons of said show is most likely more profitable than starting a new show they will do it, which makes any show lasting more than 5 season an outright phenominal success because you see at 5 seasons most shows reach high enough numbers to reach syndication, they also usually come to the end of their original talent contracts, which means actors renegotiate higher salaries at a significantly larger bump than their annual increases, and by already hitting syndication numbers theirs no big pot of gold to chase after, it boils down to simple profitability, if an episode costs $5m can they make more than that from it?
Given season 7 is the typical point where shows become significantly less afterwards due to again renewed contracts and that after 7 years most shows start to hit a slump, I mean that the show lasted to 7 seasons is a big fat up yours to idiots like you who hated from the get go for no reason, so stick it up yah shitter you shitter.
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Post by damngumby on Jul 20, 2019 17:13:02 GMT
Agent Carter was cancelled May 2016. Because Agent Carter was a crappy show. Agent Carter was another critically acclaimed series (RT 97%), but when it's ratings dropped to DC superhero TV series levels, it was no longer considered successful enough, by MCU standards.
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Post by merh on Jul 20, 2019 22:43:48 GMT
Because Agent Carter was a crappy show. Agent Carter was another critically acclaimed series (RT 97%), but when it's ratings dropped to DC superhero TV series levels, it was no longer considered successful enough, by MCU standards. Dungey wanted Carter cancelled so Atwell could star in Conviction. Conviction was a cookie cutter crime drama
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Post by raiderjedi on Jul 20, 2019 23:48:27 GMT
I barley got through season 1. Idk how it survived I only watched the pilot episode. That was enough to see that it was AoS was a really shitty show. Well, you have terrible taste and are extremely unintelligent. So your opinion is null and void.
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