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I still say that it needs to be moved to 9pm Sundays or just stop it and air it in OuaT’s slot during the hiatus. But ABC obviously aren’t that smart 🙁

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@kranen, can you clean up that post? It’s mixed with a lot of html code.

I always do. It’s done now, just give me 5 or so minutes next time. -Sigh-. I really wish Daniel would fix that issue 🙁

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First piece of ratings news for ‘The Serpent’.

Metered Market Thursday Ratings

CBS Wins; “The Voice” Lifts NBC

 

Thursday 11/07/13

Metered Market Results

 

Household

Rating/Share

CBS 6.7/11

ABC 5.1/ 8

NBC 4.2/ 7

Fox 2.9/ 5

CW 1.6/ 2

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-Percent Change from Year-Ago Evening – Thursday 11/08/12

ABC and NBC: – 2 each, CW: -11, CBS: -26, Fox: -31

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-Winners

“The Big Bang Theory” (CBS), “The Voice” (NBC), “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC), “Scandal” (ABC)

 

-Losers (excluding repeats):

“Once Upon a Time in Wonderland” (ABC), “The X Factor” (Fox), “Sean Saves the World” (NBC), “The Michael J. Fox Show” (NBC), “Glee” (Fox), “Parenthood” (NBC)

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-Ratings Breakdown:

CBS topped this first Thursday in November, as usual, with a 31 percent advantage in the household overnights over second-place ABC. But it was not just about the Eye net, with the 8:30 p.m. portion of an 8-9 p.m. Thursday edition of “The Voice” on NBC inching past episode six of “The Millers” on CBS by three percent (7.0 rating/11 share vs. 6.8/11).

“The Big Bang Theory” on CBS, featuring a second guest spot by the legendary (and now Emmy Award winning) Bob Newhart led the night with an 11.2/18 at 8 p.m. Next was aforementioned “The Millers” (#2: 6.8/11 at 8:30 p.m.), followed by typical overnight performances for sitcoms “The Crazy Ones” (#2: 5.5/ 9) and “Two and a Half Men” (#2: 5.6/ 9) and sophomore drama “Elementary” (#2: 5.6/10) from 9-11 p.m. Although the combination of “The Crazy Ones” and “Two and a Half Men” (which featured a guest spot by “Wonder Woman” star Lynda Carter) trailed year-ago 9-10 p.m. time period occupant “Person of Interest” (9.5/15 on 11/08/12) by a hefty 42 percent in the overnights, the difference in the young key demos will certainly not be as severe.

On NBC, the one-hour Thursday edition of “The Voice” scored a 6.7/11 from 8-9 p.m., which of course lifted the network to a season high in the time period. And while lead-out “Sean Saves the World” rose to a five-week high at 9 p.m., a third-place 3.3/ 5 was still 53 percent below the 8:30 p.m. portion of lead-in “The Voice” (and 40 percent below competing “The Crazy Ones” on CBS). Calling former “Will & Grace” co-star Megan Mullally: Can you make a guest appearance?

Next on NBC was recent entry “The Michael J. Fox Show,” which slipped to a fourth-place 2.6/ 4 at 9:30 p.m., followed by relocated “Parenthood” at a very disappointing (and distant third place) 2.9/ 5 at 10 p.m.

In the battle of “The Voice” versus “The X Factor,” Simon Cowell and company on Fox trailed by 57 percent with a distant third-place 2.9/ 5 in the overnights from 8-9 p.m. Year-to-year, that was down by 38 percent (versus a 4.7/ 7 on 11/08/12). And it led into “Glee” at a depressed 3.0/ 5 at 9 p.m. (#4), which dipped by 19 percent from the 3.7/ 6 on the year-ago evening. At this point, there is no reason to believe “The X Factor” will return for a fourth season.

Elsewhere, ABC continues to struggle at 8 p.m. care of unnecessary spin-off “Once Upon a Time in Wonderland,” which finished fourth with a mere 2.6/ 4. But veteran “Grey’s Anatomy” perked up to a first-place 6.2/10 from 9-10 p.m., which led into an also dominant 6.5/11 for “Scandal” at 10 p.m. Year-to-year, “Scandal” increased by a hefty 41 percent.

Over at The CW, “The Vampire Diaries” (#5: 1.8/ 3) built by 12 percent from one week earlier, but it was still 18 percent below the 2.2/ 3 in the overnights on the year-ago evening. And next was week four of drama “Reign” (#5: 1.4/ 2), which increased by eight percent from one week earlier. Four-week overnight track for “Reign”: 1.5/ 2 – 1.4/ 2 – 1.3/ 2 – 1.4/ 2)

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Is it possible that Regina ended up in FTL somehow? I mean think about it, we haven’t actually seen her filming with everyone else (We saw her getting her make-up done on the docks but we never actually saw her socializing and filming with anyone else)… Perhaps as they were going back through the portal she started thinking about the FTL for some reason so the portal separated her from everyone else?

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I predict that King George is the one with the gun. The entire Charming Family are gone and he would probably want it to stay that way.

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What do you guys think about it? Since I can’t make heads or tails of it at all.

Eddy and Adam have confirmed numerous times that it’s just a Lost reference. Nothing major.

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Oh and about that graveyard that Ginny mentioned she was filming in last week (and everyone was thinking about a Neverland graveyard), I think it was the Storybrooke one. I just noticed that Helga tweeted this last week. You can see Regina’s vault on the left side.

In the woods again . Love it pic.twitter.com/11ySDqdH6j

— Helga Ungurait (@heglahegla) October 24, 2013

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Guess what set this is? Morning pic.twitter.com/QnRmWB0Lh9

— Helga Ungurait (@heglahegla) November 1, 2013

I don’t have a clue…?

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Way more pics from Vancity from the docks the other day:

http://vancityfilming.com/upon-time-evil-queen-returns/

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http://vancityfilming.com/upon-time-josh-dallas-jennifer-morrison/

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