So, the latest rumor has it...
Nov. 21st, 2010 03:49 pm... that SGU will be picked up for S3. Averaging 1.1 mil. and 0.4 demo. That's franchise low average. Twice this season, the show dipped below 1 mil. viewers, another franchise low. It's keeping steady around 1.05 mil. viewers. And SyFy wants to give it another season. As it was said by the person maintaining SyFy's forum. I don't even...
That made the cancellation of SGA smart again. And hard. When SGA was canceled, it was on the upswing in ratings. In its latest season, it averaged 500k viewers more than SGU, hitting 2 mil. viewers. And it was canceled. Brad Wright said it wasn't profitable. Joe Mallozzi said that the ratings weren't good enough to keep it on air. And now another SG show that averages 30% less ratings wise will get another season.
For Joe Mallozzi and Mark Savela, it's a done deal. They talk about S3 with confidence, they already have plans, they know what the next season will about. Even though SGA wasn't given even one movie to finish its story. SGU, that hasn't been able to match SGA's ratings since S1.5, will be given a whole new season.
I don't... It's... When SGA was canceled, the show was - together with SPN - my favorite series on air. And this, it makes it obvious that SGA was doomed no matter what, that TPTB simply wanted to drop it, get rid of it as soon as possible regardless of its viewers and fan support, to play with a new toy. The show received a People's Choice Award in the same year it was canceled...
Honestly, I'm... numb. I'm past anger or rage, disappointment or even shock. I'm simply... numb. They had a successful show and they dropped it for something that barely anyone watches, the show's ratings being well below the cable's primetime average. I'm... *shakes head*
That made the cancellation of SGA smart again. And hard. When SGA was canceled, it was on the upswing in ratings. In its latest season, it averaged 500k viewers more than SGU, hitting 2 mil. viewers. And it was canceled. Brad Wright said it wasn't profitable. Joe Mallozzi said that the ratings weren't good enough to keep it on air. And now another SG show that averages 30% less ratings wise will get another season.
For Joe Mallozzi and Mark Savela, it's a done deal. They talk about S3 with confidence, they already have plans, they know what the next season will about. Even though SGA wasn't given even one movie to finish its story. SGU, that hasn't been able to match SGA's ratings since S1.5, will be given a whole new season.
I don't... It's... When SGA was canceled, the show was - together with SPN - my favorite series on air. And this, it makes it obvious that SGA was doomed no matter what, that TPTB simply wanted to drop it, get rid of it as soon as possible regardless of its viewers and fan support, to play with a new toy. The show received a People's Choice Award in the same year it was canceled...
Honestly, I'm... numb. I'm past anger or rage, disappointment or even shock. I'm simply... numb. They had a successful show and they dropped it for something that barely anyone watches, the show's ratings being well below the cable's primetime average. I'm... *shakes head*