April 17 2003
Fox trying to learn from its "mistakes."
Like our dear, departed Firefly (may it never rest in peace). They call it their "biggest miss" of the season. Hmmph.
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wren | April 17, 19:22 CET
keever | April 17, 19:52 CET
My point is that Fox really likes the reality-based programming and doesn't seem to have much patience for other types of shows. Fox is absolutely clueless about programming... they even cancelled Malcolm in the Middle during its first year, only to bring it back when viewers were asking WTF? That's why I knew when Firefly was going to debut on Fox that I knew it was going to get cancelled.
Oddjob | April 18, 01:16 CET
milov | April 18, 10:45 CET
wren | April 18, 17:08 CET
Qualifying distancer: I was always checking Firefly ratings at that time, and how it stacked up against other FOX shows.
[ edited by jack knight on 2003-04-18 15:28 ]
jack knight | April 18, 17:26 CET
I think since Firefly has been cancelled it has won awards and gotten much praise. Unfortunately its generallyl about the numbers...
( I think I read somewhere that ... )
FOX will become ABC (i.e. its ratings will eventually die) if it continues on this same road. ABC had "Millionare" on four days a week back a few years ago ... when game-shows were all the rage and everybody wanted a piece. Now of course I think syndicated Millionare is trying to hang on.
Reality TV has already shown the first signs of overload ... people aren't watching the new shows as much. I remember I was sick of it after watching the 2nd season of "The Real World", I think eventually people will get a brain and follow suit ... and then Firefly will seem like a good idea, even if it didn't perform brilliantly out of the gate.
[ edited by ascii_102_117 on 2003-04-18 23:43 ]
[ edited by ascii_102_117 on 2003-04-19 00:17 ]
ascii_102_117 | April 19, 00:59 CET