I can’t keep pace posting it every day with how boring network ratings are, but I will post the important parts

Big for Jeopardy and worrisome for Zoey

Any reason as to why ABC moved back Grey's to the 9pm slot on thursdays?

The XFL - 3.3 million. AAF did 2.9. Probably going to drop like a rock.

Record low in viewership for the Oscars, second lowest 18-49 https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/oscars ... 203499199/

No host makes for a better show but probably worse ratings once you get past the novelty of the first one

Odd considering this had to have been one of the higher grossing BP lineup I can remember.

But also not odd because literally the only thing people watch live now are sports.

Yeah I don't think people are invested in staying with Oscars for 3+ hours and mostly odd hours everywhere.

Awards shows, like traditional talk shows and multi-camera sitcoms, are something people adored long ago because there wasn't anything else to watch and we didn't have so many options. It's kind of odd how so much evolves over time, but the three things I just listed have largely stayed the same in 2020. Ricky Gervais has come closest to infusing life into the horrifically boring award show, but celebrities hate being criticized, so we get James Corden dressed up as a cat, making fun of a film he likely thought would make him a mega star he so desperately craves to be.

Ratings will never go up for something so old-fashioned. People will be invested occasionally if a film they like is up for awards, but that's such a small list of people who care that genuinely.

Speaking of Corden, and I guess I should've guessed this... but apparently he's a fucking dickhead.

What gave that one away? The dude is desperate as fuck to be famous. I can't believe I watched his Late Late Show when it first started.

Oh I think I just saw a twitter viral post about someone who went to a taping... and then all the replies were people with similar stories. And after reading a few I was like... yeah, that makes complete sense now.

Is anyone from late night a nice person? Lol

Anyway I can't at these depressing af ratings

I'd imagine Colbert, Seth, Conan are all nice people.

Almost Family was finally put out of its misery

I've heard stories about Conan being great, especially during tapings. I guess "stories" in favor of someone are as reliable as stories against someone, but I've never heard anything bad about him.

Variety released a new report with Netflix ratings from Nielson https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/netfli ... 203536945/.

MOST-WATCHED ORIGINAL SHOWS ON NETFLIX (Week of March 2)
RANK PROGRAM NAME DATE OF RELEASE # OF EPISODES P18-49 (000) P2+ (000)
1. The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez S1 2/26/20 6 2,835 4,225
2. Love Is Blind S1 (Eps 1-5) 2/13/20 5 1,503 2,000
3. Love Is Blind S1 (Eps 6-9) 2/20/20 4 1,366 1,751
4. I Am Not OK With This S1 2/26/20 7 831 1,420
5. Love Is Blind S1 (Eps 10-11) 2/27/20 2 829 1,137
6. Altered Carbon S2 2/27/20 8 699 950
7. Gentefied S1 2/21/20 10 424 601
8. Castlevania S3 3/5/20 10 392 452
9. Locke & Key S1 2/7/20 9 375 627
10. Paradise PD S2 3/6/20 6 237 312

MOST-WATCHED ACQUIRED SHOWS ON NETFLIX (Week of March 2)
RANK PROGRAM NAME # OF EPISODES P18-49 (000) P2+ (000) NOTES
1. The Office (US) 192 189 240 S1-9, Full
2. Schitt’s Creek 66 112 166 S1-5
3. Good Girls 23 103 165 S1-2
4. Parks and Recreation 121 101 116 S1-7, Full
5. Better Call Saul 40 81 163 S1-4
6. American Horror Story: Apocalypse 10 74 80 S8
7. Outlander 42 63 128 S1-3
8. The Good Place 42 62 84 S1-3
9. Lucifer 58 48 77 S1-3
10. That ’70s Show 200 48 57 S1-8, Full

I love to see Good Girls that high. Love that show. I wish the ratings were better. People are really sleeping on it. I keep wishing it would catch on. If NBC cancels it I really hope someone else picks it up. I don't really want to say Netflix though because they wouldn't keep it long. Could definitely do fine for a cable network. Especially one aimed at females.

They could just make episodes straight to Peacock if it's that big a streaming asset

Ruby Rose quit Batwoman. They are recasting.

Stumptown was cancelled despite getting a renewal earlier (COVID related reasons)

Venture Bros getting cancelled hurts. Stupid new CEO of Adult Swim came in and wanted to establish that it was his party now, and Niche shows that take three years in between seasons have no more place I guess. F U.

The good news is this would be perfect for HBO Max, who already own the rights I believe. The last season averaged about 650k viewers, which is not all that great on TV. Getting six hundred thousand new subscribers to your platform for one show though? That's what streaming services dream of.

GlOW cancelled by netflix, won't shoot its final season

Shit that's bad and Season 3 ended on a cliffhanger... ugh. I know why this happened but it sucks regardless.

It's actually the second time netflix pulls this shit move, first one was The Society which was a good tv show imo