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@ItachiIshtar wrote:
Good news, “Manhattan” got a ratings boost with the DVR numbers now included. Total viewers were 9.740 million, while the ratings share increased to a 3.3.
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.[adrotate group="5"]@ItachiIshtar wrote:
Good news, “Manhattan” got a ratings boost with the DVR numbers now included. Total viewers were 9.740 million, while the ratings share increased to a 3.3.
Alright! Now I’m feeling good about the ratings again and I think when they start adding in the numbers from those who watch the show streaming it’ll really help too.
@steliokontos1 wrote:
@ItachiIshtar wrote:
Good news, “Manhattan” got a ratings boost with the DVR numbers now included. Total viewers were 9.740 million, while the ratings share increased to a 3.3.
Alright! Now I’m feeling good about the ratings again and I think when they start adding in the numbers from those who watch the show streaming it’ll really help too.
The streaming numbers are measured separately, because the commercials are not the same as what aired during the original broadcast. Advertisers are the ones that most matter when it comes to ratings, and they only care about viewers watching their ads.
We’re getting a season three most likely, but do we need to worry about a full season three and then a season four?
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"It will go up once DVR and Hulu/ABC.com goes into consideration, but if we don’t go up next week….
I know the scheduling was the same as last season (I’ve heard that said) but if Manhattan couldn’t bring those numbers back. I think the problem is casual viewers who have to go long weeks without a new episode and aren’t like us, who sit on the forums and rehash everything.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I already know why it hit a low! No Hook!!! I don’t care if they have to stick him in a wheelchair, and just roll him out to talk to Emma! Fan reaction at Paleyfest was proof that CaptainSwan is something the fans would like to see. I know the story calls for relationships to build slowly, but I’m not sure they have that luxury. If the show’s not doing well, then they’ve got to dangle a carrot! I like Michael Raymond James, and I hope they keep Neal, but it’s pretty obvious the story the show’s telling for the moment just isn’t meeting the show’s needs!
I don’t think they’ll cancel the show next season, but if this doesn’t get any better, I don’t see how they can get ABC (or it’s investors) to clear a season 4! 😥Update, at 7:07p.m. EST, 3/4: A link to this conversation was posted on twitter for reading. If you are reading this, thank you for taking the time to do so. To view the areas shaded in black, readers should double click on the black area to see what is written there. Be sure to scroll down to the bottom of the page for more of the coversation
@RumplesGirl wrote:
It will go up once DVR and Hulu/ABC.com goes into consideration, but if we don’t go up next week….
I know the scheduling was the same as last season (I’ve heard that said) but if Manhattan couldn’t bring those numbers back. I think the problem is casual viewers who have to go long weeks without a new episode and aren’t like us, who sit on the forums and rehash everything.
I agree with this, too. Hiatuses are hurting the show!!!
The screams for Colin were louder than the screams for some of the core cast.They need to trot him out big time in season three, which I think they’ll be doing since we're going to Neverland
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@RumplesGirl wrote:
The screams for Colin were louder than the screams for some of the core cast.They need to trot him out big time in season three, which I think they’ll be doing since we're going to Neverland
Yes, exactly! I think you’re hit the nail on the head!!! 😀
For long as they have something in their pocket they can take out to attract their viewers, and being that Hook is proven to be someone who successfully does that, I’m not ready to give up on Once Upon A Time yet. If they don’t use what they have to work with though; the items in their arsenal that are shown to perform well, then we might have some cause for concern.
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