TV ratings- what might be in/out next year- Fall edition

[Gamma_Winstead]

Key- Red= almost confirmed canned
Orange= close to cancelation. Wait and see
Green= high chances of being renewed
Blue= officially renewed

ABC:


Better off Ted
Ugly Betty (Canceled)
Hank (Canceled)
Eastwick (Canceled)
the forgotten (Picked up for 5 more episodes)
Scrubs

FlashForward
Brothers & Sisters
V
Castle
Private Practice
Desperate Housewives
Grey’s Anatomy
Cougar Town
Modern Family
The Middle


NBC

Law & Order
Trauma (Canceled)
Heroes
Parks & Recreation
Mercy

Community
Law & Order: SVU
30 Rock
The Office

FOX

Til Death
Brothers
Dollhouse (Canceled)
Fringe
Lie to Me

House
Bones
Glee
American Dad
The Simpsons
The Cleveland Show
Family Guy


CBS

Numb3rs
Three Rivers (Canceled)
Cold Case (Canceled)
New Adventures of Old Christine
Medium
Ghost Whisperer
Gary Unmarried
Accidentally On Purpose

CSI:NY
How I Met Your Mother
The Mentalist
CSI
Criminal Minds
CSI: Miami
NCIS

Two And A Half Men
Big Bang Theory
NCIS: LA
The Good Wife

-Info from the Nielsen's

[iori]

Parks & Recreation needs to be in the red, surprised heroes keeps making it. Haven't watched in a while though.

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by Jericho

Parks & Recreation needs to be in the red, surprised heroes keeps making it. Haven't watched in a while though.

Its recent episode increase pushed it to the Orange.

FOX is up now too.

[Rblu-Dblu]

Cant believe Fringe is in the orange. I thought it was doing well.

[dvd_mazter]

Happy to see the love for Modern Family and Cougar Town, both great comedies

[Diesel]

I watched The Forgotten the other day for the first time, it was pretty good. Somewhat different than the normal (OVER DONE) cop shows. Don't know that I'd watch it every week though (Apparently a lot of people feel the same way...), of course I don't watch much network tv at all anyway. Smallville is pretty much all I watch until 24 starts.

Hey Gamma, could you change the color to this green? Much easier on our eyes

[Moefiz]

Fringe has to be a mistake...I can't believe this show is on the verge of getting can...

I saw The Forgotten the first night it showed and that was it, just could hold my interest..

[Sussudio]

I'm almost positive Heroes is being canceled after May.

Fringe has been getting very positive hype and I doubt it will be canceled anytime soon, but who knows

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by Sussudio

I'm almost positive Heroes is being canceled after May.

Fringe has been getting very positive hype and I doubt it will be canceled anytime soon, but who knows

Ratings for Fringe however are VERY poor. And lets face it... thats all that matters.

Heroes still gets enough viewers to pass by. But, these numbers change every week, so who knows what will happen. I pray that Fringe and Castle remain on!

[Rblu-Dblu]

Originally Posted by Sussudio

I'm almost positive Heroes is being canceled after May.

Fringe has been getting very positive hype and I doubt it will be canceled anytime soon, but who knows

Heroes has actually been really good this year.

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by gamma626

Ratings for Fringe however are VERY poor. And lets face it... thats all that matters.

Heroes still gets enough viewers to pass by. But, these numbers change every week, so who knows what will happen. I pray that Fringe and Castle remain on!

That sucks. I don't know anything about Fringe's ratings, I just know from reading reviews of the episodes that it seemed to be well-liked. I guess not liked by enough people. I'm still completely baffled that Heroes is still on the air, but like I said, I'm pretty sure I read it's being canceled after the Spring.

[Septimus Prime]

Accidentally On Purpose needs to go; I suspect it's only doing well because of its How I Met Your Mother lead in and Two and a Half Men tail. Gary Unmarried, The Good Wife, and Three Rivers, too.

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by Rblu-Dblu

Heroes has actually been really good this year.

Well I don't watch it anymore, so I'm in no place to judge...I'm only going off what I've read via other forums, news sites, episode reviews etc.

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by Septimus Prime

Accidentally On Purpose needs to go; I suspect it's only doing well because of its How I Met Your Mother lead in and Two and a Half Men tail. Gary Unmarried, The Good Wife, and Three Rivers, too.

Three rivers is confirmed dead. Trauma has yet to be officially canned, but it's gaurenteed.

[KilloWertz]

There's very little middle ground there with their supposed scale there. I wouldn't put Fringe in the near to be cancelled category either. While it's ratings aren't anywhere near as good as last season, they are still far from poor. While I love Dollhouse, that is a show that gets poor ratings.

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by killowertz

There's very little middle ground there with their supposed scale there. I wouldn't put Fringe in the near to be cancelled category either. While it's ratings aren't anywhere near as good as last season, they are still far from poor. While I love Dollhouse, that is a show that gets poor ratings.

Fringe is very much so in the "unsure" category. No one is sure of it's fate as of now. It will come down to the wire this may.

[Rblu-Dblu]

Originally Posted by gamma626

Fringe is very much so in the "unsure" category. No one is sure of it's fate as of now. It will come down to the wire this may.

It probably would've been better off had they left it on Mondays.

[Ator the Invincible]

Originally Posted by Jericho

Parks & Recreation needs to be in the red,

I would have agreed with this last season. The show has improved in leaps and bounds this year. Second most improved show of the year, IMO.

Originally Posted by Rblu-Dblu

Cant believe Fringe is in the orange. I thought it was doing well.

The move to Thursday night killed it. I doubt they'll cancel it though. I'd expect it to be moved to a new night before too long. Probably when 24 and American Idol cause FOX to rearrange the schedule after the holidays.

Originally Posted by Sussudio

Well I don't watch it anymore, so I'm in no place to judge...I'm only going off what I've read via other forums, news sites, episode reviews etc.

Heroes is by far the most improved show of the year. It is back to season 1 levels of excellence. No joke. I'm still stunned by how good it's gotten after 2 long disappointing years. So glad I stuck with it. And AFAIK, the ratings are good enough to keep it afloat, albeit with a trimmed budget.

[LynxFX]

Originally Posted by Ator the Invincible

Heroes is by far the most improved show of the year. It is back to season 1 levels of excellence. No joke. I'm still stunned by how good it's gotten after 2 long disappointing years. So glad I stuck with it. And AFAIK, the ratings are good enough to keep it afloat, albeit with a trimmed budget.

That must be a joke. Heroes is no where near 'season 1 levels of excellence.' It is apparent now that it will never be. They just have no clue on what to do with the show. It isn't as bad as S2 and S3, but it is still bad. Robert Knepper is the only real highlight this year and he has been given very little to do. Ratings are at an all time low and it is as good as canceled.

I actually wouldn't mind if they did a complete series reboot, new cast, better writers, an actual outline for the story.

Fringe on the other hand has gotten good and critics are noticing. That could translate into viewers but it is hard when it is up against the juggernauts of CSI and Grey's Anatomy. Both of those get over twice the amount of viewers.

Looking at that list it is shocking how little of network tv I watch now. I haven't even heard of a number of some of those shows and I work for Fox.

[Ator the Invincible]

Originally Posted by LynxFX

That must be a joke. Heroes is no where near 'season 1 levels of excellence.' It is apparent now that it will never be. They just have no clue on what to do with the show. It isn't as bad as S2 and S3, but it is still bad. Robert Knepper is the only real highlight this year and he has been given very little to do. Ratings are at an all time low and it is as good as canceled.

No joke. The show has been excellent all season. Just as good as season 1. I stand by that. And to say it's as good as canceled at this point is just untrue. The ratings have stabilized and actually been going up the past few weeks. And it still delivers strongly in the 18-49 year old demographic. It has a good chance at survival.