- This topic has 550 replies, 22 voices, and was last updated 7 years, 1 month ago by
.
-
Posts
-
It doesn’t necessarily directly affect OUAT but ABC’s mega hit comedy “Modern Family” is in its own contract negotiation limbo
[adrotate group="5"]"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"TV’s Grim Reaper updated his prediction chart and now has OUAT at 65% chance of renewal. It’ll be worth watching how that number changes as 6B progresses.
http://www.tvgrimreaper.com/2017/02/27/predictions-week-24-apb-is-likely-to-be-canceled/2499/
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Ratings are in for episode 6×11 “Tougher Than The Rest”
Demo: .9
Eyeballs: 3.02 million
This is the same demo we ended S6A with. It is, however, a slight decrease in eyeballs from episode 6×10.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Here is updated list of each premiere/finale
Season One Premiere Ratings : 4.0 (“The Pilot”)
Season One Finale Ratings: 3.3 (“A Land Without Magic”)
Season Two Premiere Ratings: 3.9 (“Broken”)
Season Two Final Ratings: 2.3 (“…And Straight On ‘Till Morning”)
Season Three-A Premiere Ratings: 2.6 (“The Heart Of The Truest Believer”)
Season Three-A Finale Ratings: 1.9 (“Going Home”)
Season Three-B Premiere Ratings: 2.4 (“New York City Serenade”)
Season Three-B Finale Ratings : 2.3 (“Snow Drifts”/”There’s No Place Like Home”)
Season Four-A Premiere Ratings: 3.5 (“A Tale Of Two Sisters”)
Season Four-A Finale Ratings: 1.7 (“Heroes and Villains”)
Season Four-B Premiere Ratings: 2.2 (“Darkness On The Edge Of Town”)
Season Four-B Finale Ratings: 1.8 (“Operation Mongoose Part 1 and Part 2”)
Season Five-A Premiere Ratings: 1.8 (“The Dark Swan”)
Season Five-A Finale Ratings: 1.3 (“Swan Song”)
Season Five-B Premiere Ratings: 1.3 (“Souls of the Departed”)
Season Five-B Finale Ratings: 1.2 (“Only You/ An Untold Story”)
Season 6-A Premiere Ratings: 1.3 (“The Savior”)
Season 6-A Finale Ratings :.9 (“Wish You Were Here”)
Season 6-B Premiere Ratings: .9 (“Tougher Than The Rest”)
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"In other news, the newest ABC drama “Time After Time” is totally dead on arrival. It’s two hour series premiere got a .7/.6
Some thoughts from the Reaper:
Except for Thursday, ABC dramas are a smoking ruin.#OUAT still the highest rated non-Thu drama.
Not sure if that’s enough to save it.— TV Grim Reaper (@TVGrimReaper) March 6, 2017
The reaper has adjusted his renewal prediction for #OUAT down to 50%.https://t.co/2uJBKM5DKW
— TV Grim Reaper (@TVGrimReaper) March 6, 2017
We’re gonna keep track of the Grim Reaper’s Prediction Percentage for OUAT
In the weeks before the Spring Premiere (6×11) he had it at a 65% chance of renewal.
One day after the Spring Premiere (6×11) he has it at a 50% of renewal.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think what complicates OUAT’s situation is the actors contracts. If this was say S5 it would absolutely get a full and final season to wrap it up. But the fact that we’re dealing with actor contracts complicates things a lot.
Which explains why Reaper is suggesting it may not be saved and I’m with him. I’d much rather the show end with the cast I love then to come back to S7 and it be completely unrecognizable.
I think what complicates OUAT’s situation is the actors contracts. If this was say S5 it would absolutely get a full and final season to wrap it up. But the fact that we’re dealing with actor contracts complicates things a lot.
Agreed. But I think ABC has two options:
1) Cancel OUAT, letting all the actors out of their contracts, and try to totally over haul Sunday night with all new dramas.
2) Renew OUAT with mostly new cast members thereby keeping a low but steady show on Sunday night while they try to rebuild the rest of the week.
The contracts are a big deal, but if ABC believes it can get a fair amount of money from ad buyers for one more season (even an abbreviated one) so that it has one more year to try and save the smoking ruin that is their network, they might just do it. A and E are obviously keen to do another year, actors or not.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"I think what complicates OUAT’s situation is the actors contracts. If this was say S5 it would absolutely get a full and final season to wrap it up. But the fact that we’re dealing with actor contracts complicates things a lot.
Agreed. But I think ABC has two options: 1) Cancel OUAT, letting all the actors out of their contracts, and try to totally over haul Sunday night with all new dramas. 2) Renew OUAT with mostly new cast members thereby keeping a low but steady show on Sunday night while they try to rebuild the rest of the week. The contracts are a big deal, but if ABC believes it can get a fair amount of money from ad buyers for one more season (even an abbreviated one) so that it has one more year to try and save the smoking ruin that is their network, they might just do it. A and E are obviously keen to do another year, actors or not.
Low but steady? If you get rid of any of our main characters there specific fanbases will be leaving with them.
For example get rid of Emma, you’re losing Hook fans as well. CS fans are not going to stay for one half of their pairing.
Snowing fans will leave if Gosh do
Dearie/Rumbelle fans will leave if Bobby does.
ER’s are the only ones that will stay and even though they and CS fans are the majority of the fanbase there’s no way they can maintain a show on just Regina and new characters. It would go so bad.
And how will they explain all of these characters leaving the show? Will Emma and anybody else leaving be swept in a curse to the EF and S7 will be about whomever stays reuniting the family? I’ve seen this post on Tumblr.
I think it’s a horrible move to split up CS yet again the episode immediately after they get married.
Just end the show on a high note. Ratings will be absolutely terrible next season if not by the end of this year.
1) Cancel OUAT, letting all the actors out of their contracts, and try to totally over haul Sunday night with all new dramas.
Actually, I think if ABC were to start rebuilding their Sunday nights, it would be to expand their comedies there. At least for the 8pm hour. The family comedies are currently their bread and butter, especially with their non-TGIT dramas doing so badly.
The topic ‘Season 6: Ratings News and Discussion’ is closed to new replies.