Can I ask a question? What in America is considered a good rating? Cuz, ya know, 4.13 million is about the entire population of my country so that seems pretty sweet to me lol
BUT when you're a country with 300 Million people in it, does 4.13 million seem that good?
In the UK, population closing in on 70m, a show on a main TV channel in a Prime Time spot, if it gets less than 2m is generally not renewed.
That's why I asked what's considered good as far as ratings go😛
Can I ask a question? What in America is considered a good rating? Cuz, ya know, 4.13 million is about the entire population of my country so that seems pretty sweet to me lol
lol. I watch Ghost Whisperer. And essentially the only reason is because the dresses they put JLH in are absolutely breath taking and she is so freaking hot. 😀i just find it weird that people would watch ghost whisperer over dollhouse.
They cant all be like me and just watch it because Jennifer Love Hewitt is hot.....
Sure they will.. Fox does not keep or remove a show; ratings and advertisers do that. When the advertisers cant see an ROI and they no longer advertise, then Fox will remove it regardless of how many people download it. They did they same thing with a reality show- half way thru they canceled it from television but the remaining episodes were shown on their website.With Dollhouse still topping the download charts, Fox is not about to simply cancel it.
FOX continually promote such DVR viewing and online viewing, so I hope they are not 'surpised' by these numbers and take them into account.
Does anyone know how ratings actually work?
Do the numbers only include the people who watched the whole show? Or do they include people who watched part of it, half of it, etc?
Just curious.
I doubt too many people are watching Ghost Whisperer INSTEAD of Dollhouse, they aren't even on at the same time.
What FOX should do is advertise on other channels. I see commercials for LOTS of CBS shows on other channels, some NBC too. I've never understood why Fox doesn't do that.
They've had MANY good shows that they've put at horrible times and never advertised. So, unless you were watching FOX, you'd never know what was on or coming on.
The one thing they WOULD do is have Court TV "review" one of their new crime dramas, but oddly, the times of the show were always wrong. And by the time I'd find it, it was 2-3 episodes in and then a month later it would get bumped for some dancing reality show or something.
I've never been impressed with Fox's desire to give things a shot. It took LOTS of guts for me to even watch Bones, because every other show I'd tried in the 3 years before it just disappeared one day without any explanation. I'd write and ask and they'd say, "Oh that will be back....." and then I'd turn on the TV then and no show.
But, I don't think they'd be that goofy now. This seems to be doing okay and we haven't even had time for "word of mouth" to kick in yet.