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http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2013/10/15/nielsen-weekly-tv-ratings-highlights/2986613/
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RATINGS WONDERLAND
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.[adrotate group="5"]I don’t read the chat but I have nothing against it. I avoid it mainly because it contains spoilers, which I try to avoid. In fact, I usually zoom my browser view so that the right hand side of the page containing the chat window isn’t even visible on the screen. That way I can stay spoiler-free while others are free to enjoy the chat. I also tend to avoid all chats wherever I encounter them, but that’s just me. Those that are reasonably active scroll so quickly that I find it difficult to read quickly enough to keep up, let alone compose any kind of reply. This is aggravated by the fact that the need for rapid typing leads people to use a great many abbreviations and to often throw spelling, grammar, and punctuation to the wind. Put all these conditions together, and I find it very difficult to decipher most chats. So, I’m glad to hear that many of the topics discussed are showing up here in the forums where I can encounter them at my own leisurely pace. Here’s hoping both media stay active.
I am going to try your method of zooming in method … I do not worry about spoilers but I find my concentration gets side tract when I see the chat. I also think some great discussions get missed.
JMO
N.We were talking about this earlier in the chat today. It does bother me, I’ll admit. I asked something like, “what was she supposed to do? Have an affair?” There is no love between Regina and Leo. He married her in order for Snow to have a mother and I actually really doubt that Leo and Regina ever had sexual intercourse outside of that first night. That’s not the way he thought of her. But does that justify Tink’s actions and if Regina had followed through? I don’t know, in all honesty. She was the Queen. If she would have been found out, she probably would have been either divorced and put aside at best or (a la Henry 8th) had her head chopped off. But..she was miserable. I have to say that. She was miserable. And Tink was trying to show that she could have love again, after Regina thought no one could ever love her again.
It’s a moral dilemma I agree.
But what about the impact on family / friends On ROBIN HOOD’S FAMILY AND FRIENDS… … If Regina did not have friends a lot of that is her own doing. I have not seen her put herself out for anyone else… even her LOVE for Daniel was limited in that she pushed him around… if they had married she would have been bored with him in a couple of weeks especially if she got rejected by her mom. and had to live without money.
LOOK at what happen to Camelot when Guiniver cheated on Aurthur.
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http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/?s=once+upon+a+time
confusing interpretation of the data
ABC Sunday Prime (7-11pm – 5.4 million and 1.5/4 in AD18-49): Opposite NFL and MLB competition from NBC’s Sunday Night Football and Fox with an NFL overrun and MLB Baseball Playoffs coverage, ABC’s Once Upon A Time and Revenge were Sunday’s Top 2 broadcast dramas in Adults 18-49 for the 3rd straight week, outdelivering CBS’ The Good Wife and The Mentalist. Although facing increased competition, ABC held 100% of its Total Viewers and 94% of its young adult audience week to week.
Once Upon A Time (8-9pm – 7.4 million and 2.3/6 in AD18-49): More than doubling its lead-in at 8pm (+109%), ABC’s Once Upon A Time dominated its non-sports competition in the hour,
out-delivering CBS’ Amazing Race by 28% (2.3/6 vs. 1.8/5).
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On ABC, the season premiere of America’s Funniest Home Videos earned a 1.1 adults 18-49 rating down 27 percent from a 1.5 for last season’s premiere on October 7 ,2012 and ranking as its lowest rated premiere ever. ( I liked the replay of OUaT from the previous week better than America’s Video)
Once Upon A Time scored a 2.3 down 12 percent from last week’s 2.6 adults 18-49 rating.Revenge garnered a 1.7 down 11 percent from last week’s 1.9 adults 18-49 rating.
Betrayal notched a series low 0.9 down 18 percent from last week’s 1.1 adults 18-49 rating.
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Once Upon a Time: Congratulations are in order for Aurora (Sara Bolger) and Phillip (Julian Morris) as the princess revealed she’s expecting a bundle of joy…to a heartbroken Mulan (Jamie Chung), who decided to join Robin Hood’s band by the end of the episode. But that was just one of many big plot developments on the ABC fantasy hit, so take a seat and a grab a snack or two (Just no apples!0 as this rundown may take awhile:We finally meet Tinkerbell (Rose McIver), only to learn she lost her wings and no longer has magic (or pixie dust) thanks to trying to help Regina (Lana Parrilla) find true love back in the day. Now, she’s hard and bitter, but is willing to help #OperationHenry sneak into Peter Pan’s camp, as long as they bring her home with them after. Oh, and the soul mate Tink was trying to lead Regina to?
Robin Hood! While Henry (Jared Gilmore) started getting closer to Pan, his father Neal (Michael Raymond-James) finally found a way to Neverland and his grandfather Prince Charming (Josh Dallas) is nursing a fatal wound that seems to have no cure. Finally, Regina called Hook (Colin O’Donoghue) Emma’s (Jennifer Morrison) “boyfriend” and Snow (Ginnifer Goodwin) was not having any of that. We guess mom isn’t a fan of that pairing!
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Live + 7 Day Ratings: ABC Claims 3 of the Top 5 Biggest Gainers in Adults 18-49 During Premiere Week
ABC further spins the numbers for the week of September 23-29.The season opener of ABC’s Once Upon a Time emerged as Sunday’s #1 broadcast series in Adults 18-49 in the L+7 ratings, leapfrogging over Fox’s NFL-led premiere of The Simpsons to lead by 19% (3.8 vs. 3.2). The ABC drama shot up nearly 50% over its Live + Same Day number to grow to a 3.8 rating in Adults 18-49 in L+7 (versus 2.6 in L+SD). This year’s Adult 18-49 build in TV playback was bigger than last year’s premiere build (+46% vs. +36%).
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