The 2013-14 TV Season Thread

[StuntGranny®]

I really enjoyed The Goldbergs, I hope it lasts.

[#Classic Hi-Definition X]

Ratings for Tuesday, September 24

Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. debuts to a very strong 4.6 in the demo. The Goldbergs also premieres strong. Un-Lucky 7 tanked.

Chicago Fire hits a series high in its return, no doubt thanks to The Voice.

FOX's comedies take a hit with the increased competition.

[Ben Wyatt]

Sept 25, 2013 7:01:03 GMT -5 StuntGranny® said:

I really enjoyed The Goldbergs, I hope it lasts.

I liked it, but I need to see another episode or 2 before I decide if I wanna commit to it

[Baldobomb-22-OH-MAN!!!]

can't say I'm surprised about Lucky 7. the adds played throughout Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and I thought the premise looked way too limiting to work as an ongoing series. maybe a movie or a miniseries but how much drama can you wring out of someone winning the lottery, long-term?

[salz4life]

Sept 25, 2013 11:27:00 GMT -5 Ben Wyatt said:

Sept 25, 2013 7:01:03 GMT -5 StuntGranny® said:

I really enjoyed The Goldbergs, I hope it lasts.

I liked it, but I need to see another episode or 2 before I decide if I wanna commit to it

I thought it was ok, however I don't know if I will stay with it. I actually liked Trophy Wife better, which surprised me. I didn't think I would like that.

[Professor Chaos]

I love the ABC tuesday lineup. Agents of Shield, Goldberg's, and Trophy Wife all good. Didn't watch Lucky 7.

[salz4life]

I enjoyed Back in The Game. James Caan rules!

[Mochi Lone Wolf]

I'll get on the love for the Goldbergs as well. Was not expecting much of anything out of it and was pleasantly surprised.

[#Classic Hi-Definition X]

Ratings For Wednesday, September 25

Decent start for Back In The Game, and X-Factor actually went up from last week. Survivor hits a series low.

SVU comes back with higher numbers while the other returning shows were down. Revolution tied its series low.

[Dr. T is an alien]

Sept 19, 2013 7:30:51 GMT -5 Jedi-El of Tomorrow said:

Sept 19, 2013 7:15:32 GMT -5 Arrow said:

I actually think "Dads" could have done a better number for its premiere, considering that the number of viewers is likely to drop over the next few weeks. Should be interesting to see how next Tuesday's episode does, but I personally hope the entire show bombs. The pilot was some really awful television.

Oh, it's going to drop big time. It's going to be going against the series premiere of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and the season premiere of NCIS on Tuesday. It's going to get obliterated, it doesn't have good buzz and it's going against the top rated scripted show, and the most anticipated new show.

To be fair to Dads, the second episode was better than the first. I have to wonder how online and DVR viewing gets tracked into decisions. I intend to keep watching the show (I like Green, Mull, and Reigert, plus Song and Mrs. Lachey aren't hard on the eyes), but I will be doing it via DVR. Then again, I watch almost everything via DVR (I don't get home until late every day).

[Bang Bang Bart]

ABC's apparently replaying the first episode for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at 8/7ct tonight.

[Cela]

Sept 25, 2013 11:28:56 GMT -5 Baldobomb-22-OH-MAN!!! said:

can't say I'm surprised about Lucky 7. the adds played throughout Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and I thought the premise looked way too limiting to work as an ongoing series. maybe a movie or a miniseries but how much drama can you wring out of someone winning the lottery, long-term?

My Name is Earl did all right.

[#Classic Hi-Definition X]

FOX has renewed Bob's Burgers for a fifth season.

HBO has renewed Boardwalk Empire for a fifth season.

[Ben Wyatt]

The crazy ones was alright. Need another episode

[wildojinx]

The Michael J Fox show was ok. Fox is still likable at least.

[StuntGranny®]

I liked the Michael J Fox Show a lot. Fox seems like one of the best guys, so for that alone, I hope his show is successful.

[y4j1981]

Warner Bros and DC Comics team up for "Constantine" show for NBC

Adaptation Of DC Comics’ Constantine From Daniel Cerone & David Goyer Lands At NBC

EXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros. TV and DC Comics are on a roll this development season with a third high-profile project. Constantine, a drama based on the characters in DC Comics’ John Constantine stories, has sold to NBC with penalty. It is written/executive produced by The Mentalist executive producer Daniel Cerone and David S. Goyer, the go-to writer for Warner Bros.’ feature DC adaptations. Constantine centers on John Constantine, an enigmatic and irreverent con man-turned-reluctant supernatural detective who is thrust into the role of defending us against dark forces from beyond.

John Constantine, who first appeared in 1985 as a recurring character in the horror series The Saga Of The Swamp Thing, was created by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and Jamie Delano. He was portrayed by Keanu Reeves in the 2005 feature Constantine and is rumored to be featured in the Justice League Dark feature Warner Bros. has in the works with Guillermo del Toro.

Constantine joins Warner Bros. TV/DC’s The Flash at the CW, a spinoff from hit Arrow, and a Gotham City/Commissioner Gordon drama at Fox, which has a series commitment. WME-repped Goyer has co-written The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, Batman Begins, Man Of Steel and the upcoming Batman vs. Superman. On TV, he is the creator/executive producer of Starz’s Da Vinci’s Demons. WME-repped Cerone is the creator/executive producer of Canadian drama Motive, which aired on ABC this summer and is awaiting a second-season renewal.

[Professor Chaos]

I liked the second Michael J Fox show better than the first. The first one was too depressing like we should feel sorry for him. I'll keep watching but I hate comedy's that don't have a laugh track.

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Sept 26, 2013 20:31:46 GMT -5 Ben Wyatt said:

The crazy ones was alright. Need another episode

I'm in agreement. I wasn't overwhelmed, but wasn't chased away either. I'll give it another week.

[Brood Lone Wolf Funker]

Sept 26, 2013 22:48:21 GMT -5 y4j1981 said:

Warner Bros and DC Comics team up for "Constantine" show for NBC

Adaptation Of DC Comics’ Constantine From Daniel Cerone & David Goyer Lands At NBC

EXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros. TV and DC Comics are on a roll this development season with a third high-profile project. Constantine, a drama based on the characters in DC Comics’ John Constantine stories, has sold to NBC with penalty. It is written/executive produced by The Mentalist executive producer Daniel Cerone and David S. Goyer, the go-to writer for Warner Bros.’ feature DC adaptations. Constantine centers on John Constantine, an enigmatic and irreverent con man-turned-reluctant supernatural detective who is thrust into the role of defending us against dark forces from beyond.

John Constantine, who first appeared in 1985 as a recurring character in the horror series The Saga Of The Swamp Thing, was created by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and Jamie Delano. He was portrayed by Keanu Reeves in the 2005 feature Constantine and is rumored to be featured in the Justice League Dark feature Warner Bros. has in the works with Guillermo del Toro.

Constantine joins Warner Bros. TV/DC’s The Flash at the CW, a spinoff from hit Arrow, and a Gotham City/Commissioner Gordon drama at Fox, which has a series commitment. WME-repped Goyer has co-written The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, Batman Begins, Man Of Steel and the upcoming Batman vs. Superman. On TV, he is the creator/executive producer of Starz’s Da Vinci’s Demons. WME-repped Cerone is the creator/executive producer of Canadian drama Motive, which aired on ABC this summer and is awaiting a second-season renewal.

This will get so many comparisons to Supernatural though, and I thought Marvel was about to beat a dead horse DC just eclipsed them