2011-2012 TV Fall Season

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Apr 28, 2012 8:32:12 GMT -5 #Classic Hi-Definition X said:

NBC has pulled Best Friends Forever from their schedule, effectively cancelling it.

tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/04/27/best-friends-forever-knocked-off-nbc-schedule-replaced-by-off-their-rockers/131263/

That show was on? And it's replaced with a show about Berry White's geriatric antics?

Apr 27, 2012 2:22:28 GMT -5 Danimal said:

Apr 12, 2012 12:42:15 GMT -5 BearDogg-X said:

So far, so good for Don't Trust the B**** in Apartment 23. 2.9 in adults 18-to-49 demo(was #1 in 18-to-34 demo for the 9:30pm ET timeslot per ABC press release).

Fox has pulled Breaking In from its schedule, effectively cancelling it again.

Really? They just brought Breaking In back for piss sakes. Crap, I liked that show.

It's kinda like a few years back with ABC with them doing a series finale for Scrubs, and then bringing it back for one more year because all they had for sitcoms was Better Off Ted. This was before they struck gold with Modern Family and found some pleasantries with The Middle and Cougar Town.

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The Vampire Diaries (4th), Supernatural (8th), and 90210 (5th) got pickups for the 2012-13 season.

blog.cwtv.com/2012/05/03/the-cw-announces-early-pickups-for-the-vampire-diaries-supernatural-and-90210

[Renslayer]

The series finale for In Plain Sight is at 10 tonight on USA

[BearDogg-X]

TV Bubble Watch 2012 Final Predictions

Stats taken from TVLine.com and TVBytheNumbers.com

ABC
Already renewed: N/A

Already canceled: Charlie's Angels, Man Up, Work It!, Pan Am(effectively canceled)

Final Season: Desperate Housewives

Dead Show Walking: Body of Proof

Likely Cancellation: The River, Missing

On The Bubble: Cougar Town, GCB

Likely renewal: Castle, Last Man Standing, Private Practice, Revenge, Suburgatory, The Middle, Happy Endings, Once Upon A Time, Grey's Anatomy, Modern Family, Don't Trust The B**** in Apartment 23, Scandal

Bubble Shows Chances of Renewal:

Cougar Town: 25%(ABC is said to be in talks with TBS about picking up the show, I don't think it bodes well for the show).
GCB: 50%(Could see ABC give a 2nd chance as a 13 episode midseason replacement)

[BearDogg-X]

TV Bubble Watch Final Predictions: CBS

Stats taken from TVLine.com and TVBytheNumbers.com

Already renewed: How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory, CSI, The Good Wife, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Hawaii Five-0, Mike & Molly, Blue Bloods, Criminal Minds, 2 Broke Girls, Person of Interest, The Mentalist(all 3/14)

Already canceled: How To Be A Gentleman

Dead Show Walking: A Gifted Man

Likely Cancellation: Unforgettable, NYC 22

On The Bubble: CSI: NY, CSI: Miami, Rules of Engagement, Rob

Likely renewal: Two and a Half Men

Bubble Show Chances of Renewal:
CSI: Miami(25%) & CSI: NY(50%): Deadline.com has been indicating that CSI: Miami could be cancelled to make room for a new show from Jerry Bruckheimer, as Miami is more expensive to produce than NY.

Rules of Engagement(50%) & Rob(10%): Still dependent on CBS expanding its sitcom timeslots.

[BearDogg-X]

TV Bubble Watch Final Predictions: The CW

Stats taken from TVLine.com and TVBytheNumbers.com

Already renewed: Supernatural, Vampire Diaries, 90210(5/3)

Already canceled: N/A

Final Season: One Tree Hill

Likely Cancellation: Ringer

On The Bubble: Nikita, Hart of Dixie, Gossip Girl, Secret Circle

Bubble Shows Chances of Survival:

Gossip Girl(40%), Nikita(50%), Hart of Dixie(50%), The Secret Circle(50%): It's tough to predict what they'll do with the low ratings. Secret Circle is struggling lately despite its sister show Vampire Diaries lead-in, so Hart of Dixie and Secret Circle's fates are intertwined. Renewals are more based on revenue streams other than the traditional advertising revenues from TV, but with CW said to be high on 6 pilots(!), they could go into a more cable TV scenario(13 episode orders for all bubble shows, 22 for Supernatural, Vampire Diaries, and 90210) to accommodate all these shows.

Bold prediction: CW cancels Gossip Girl.

[BearDogg-X]

TV Bubble Watch Final Predictions: Fox

Stats taken from TVLine.com and TVBytheNumbers.com

Already renewed: The Simpsons, American Dad, Family Guy, The Cleveland Show(before this season even started), Bones(3/29), Raising Hope, Glee, New Girl(4/9), Fringe(13 episode final season)

Already canceled: Allen Gregory, Terra Nova, I Hate My Teenage Daughter(effectively cancelled), Breaking In(effectively cancelled)

Final Season: House

Likely Cancellation: N/A

On The Bubble: The Finder, Alcatraz, Napoleon Dynamite, Bob's Burgers, Touch

Likely renewal: N/A

Bubble Show Chances of Renewal:
The Finder(20%)
Alcatraz(20%)
Napoleon Dynamite(50%)
Touch(50%)
Bob's Burgers(50%)

[BearDogg-X]

TV Bubble Watch Final Predictions: NBC

Stats taken from TVLine.com and TVBytheNumbers.com

Already renewed: Grimm(3/16), Smash(3/22)

Already canceled: The Playboy Club, Free Agents, Prime Suspect, The Firm(effectively canceled), Best Friends Forever

Final Season: Chuck(already complete)

Dead Show Walking: Harry's Law, Bent

Likely Cancellation: Are You There, Chelsea?, Awake

On The Bubble: Whitney, Up All Night

Likely renewal: Community, 30 Rock, Parenthood, Parks & Recreation, Law & Order: SVU, The Office

Bubble Shows Chances of Renewal:
Whitney(50%)
Up All Night(40%)

[Krimzon]

I hope Bob's Burgers sticks around. It has really won me over and I'd hate to see it go, especially if Napoleon Dynamite takes its place. That would just be a tragedy. If CSI: Miami does go, I'd like them to do a finale episode, as what we got as the season finale isn't nearly enough to go out on.

[Orange]

May 7, 2012 0:47:36 GMT -5 Krimzon said:

I hope Bob's Burgers sticks around. It has really won me over and I'd hate to see it go, especially if Napoleon Dynamite takes its place. That would just be a tragedy. If CSI: Miami does go, I'd like them to do a finale episode, as what we got as the season finale isn't nearly enough to go out on.

Bob's Burgers caught fire real quick, it's just hitting its stride now. If it goes that'd really suck, it's a great show.

[Dr. T is an alien]

Apr 27, 2012 2:22:28 GMT -5 Danimal said:

Apr 12, 2012 12:42:15 GMT -5 BearDogg-X said:

So far, so good for Don't Trust the B**** in Apartment 23. 2.9 in adults 18-to-49 demo(was #1 in 18-to-34 demo for the 9:30pm ET timeslot per ABC press release).

Fox has pulled Breaking In from its schedule, effectively cancelling it again.

Really? They just brought Breaking In back for piss sakes. Crap, I liked that show.

Bret Harrison just doesn't ever seem to catch a lot of real breaks. He played a break-out character on Grounded for Life, which is nice, but after that things go to Hell in a handbasket.

First, he was brought into That 70's Show to eventually replace Topher Grace. His character was likable enough, but he opted out to star in The Loop. Sure, he dodged the last season of that show, but maybe it would not have been so putrid with him on it. Also, Randy would not have been unleashed. Therefore we all lost there.

The show he signed up for instead? The Loop was a bit of a hot mess. He was solid (as he always seems to be) and Mimi Rogers was great, but the writing stunk. I mean, WWE levels of comedy stink. The show got cancelled immediately prior to the second season starting to air.

Next starring break for Bret? The incredibly awesome Reaper! The problem? It was on the CW. Since it wasn't a show that featured teenage girls talking talking about boys, unicorns, or whatever else middle-aged women thought teenaged girls wanted to watch, it was doomed. Strangely enough, it is a geeky show that would have benefited more by being on Fox than the network that it was on. I still think that if the show had been on SyFy from the beginning it might still be on the air.

He then is on both Breaking In and a recurring role on V. Neither show lasts past their second season.

[Sir Woodrow]

Man, you forget Charlie's Angels and Playboy Club were only this season

[#Classic Hi-Definition X]

NBC has picked up the Anne Heche comedy Save Me for next season.

tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/05/07/nbc-picks-up-save-me-starring-anne-heche-to-series/132767/

[VKMTV]

May 7, 2012 3:17:34 GMT -5 Dr. T is an alien said:

Apr 27, 2012 2:22:28 GMT -5 Danimal said:

Really? They just brought Breaking In back for piss sakes. Crap, I liked that show.

Bret Harrison just doesn't ever seem to catch a lot of real breaks. He played a break-out character on Grounded for Life, which is nice, but after that things go to Hell in a handbasket.

First, he was brought into That 70's Show to eventually replace Topher Grace. His character was likable enough, but he opted out to star in The Loop. Sure, he dodged the last season of that show, but maybe it would not have been so putrid with him on it. Also, Randy would not have been unleashed. Therefore we all lost there.

The show he signed up for instead? The Loop was a bit of a hot mess. He was solid (as he always seems to be) and Mimi Rogers was great, but the writing stunk. I mean, WWE levels of comedy stink. The show got cancelled immediately prior to the second season starting to air.

Next starring break for Bret? The incredibly awesome Reaper! The problem? It was on the CW. Since it wasn't a show that featured teenage girls talking talking about boys, unicorns, or whatever else middle-aged women thought teenaged girls wanted to watch, it was doomed. Strangely enough, it is a geeky show that would have benefited more by being on Fox than the network that it was on. I still think that if the show had been on SyFy from the beginning it might still be on the air.

He then is on both Breaking In and a recurring role on V. Neither show lasts past their second season.

I still miss Reaper, I even emailed my local CW to get a season 3 back in the day. It got slaughtered because it had to go against Idol at it's peak. Reaper still managed better ratings on CW than the show "Gossip Girl' they've continued to keep around.

'Breaking In' sucked when they lost Trevor Moore and Dutch, the missions and added Mullaly.

I liked 'The Loop' during it's first season, but losing the love interest and adding way too much of that bro lawyer ruined the second season.

I also made this video as a Bret Harrison fan.

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NBC picked up a new action/thriller series called Revolution about a dystopian future with no electricity. It's known for the fact that both J.J. Abrams and Eric Kripke from Supernatural created it and the pilot being directed by Jon Favreau.

tv.ign.com/articles/122/1224466p1.html

[Krimzon]

May 7, 2012 18:31:09 GMT -5 @teamkillswitch said:

NBC picked up a new action/thriller series called Revolution about a dystopian future with no electricity. It's known for the fact that both J.J. Abrams and Eric Kripke from Supernatural created it and the pilot being directed by Jon Favreau.

tv.ign.com/articles/122/1224466p1.html

Only NBC could make this not awesome. I await notice of how they accomplish this.

[Danimal]

May 7, 2012 3:17:34 GMT -5 Dr. T is an alien said:

Apr 27, 2012 2:22:28 GMT -5 Danimal said:

Really? They just brought Breaking In back for piss sakes. Crap, I liked that show.

Bret Harrison just doesn't ever seem to catch a lot of real breaks. He played a break-out character on Grounded for Life, which is nice, but after that things go to Hell in a handbasket.

First, he was brought into That 70's Show to eventually replace Topher Grace. His character was likable enough, but he opted out to star in The Loop. Sure, he dodged the last season of that show, but maybe it would not have been so putrid with him on it. Also, Randy would not have been unleashed. Therefore we all lost there.

The show he signed up for instead? The Loop was a bit of a hot mess. He was solid (as he always seems to be) and Mimi Rogers was great, but the writing stunk. I mean, WWE levels of comedy stink. The show got cancelled immediately prior to the second season starting to air.

Next starring break for Bret? The incredibly awesome Reaper! The problem? It was on the CW. Since it wasn't a show that featured teenage girls talking talking about boys, unicorns, or whatever else middle-aged women thought teenaged girls wanted to watch, it was doomed. Strangely enough, it is a geeky show that would have benefited more by being on Fox than the network that it was on. I still think that if the show had been on SyFy from the beginning it might still be on the air.

He then is on both Breaking In and a recurring role on V. Neither show lasts past their second season.

He and Summer Glau should have a baby. The negatives of their respective curses will make a positive and that baby will have the biggest show ever.

[Jedi-El of Tomorrow]

May 7, 2012 18:31:09 GMT -5 @teamkillswitch said:

NBC picked up a new action/thriller series called Revolution about a dystopian future with no electricity. It's known for the fact that both J.J. Abrams and Eric Kripke from Supernatural created it and the pilot being directed by Jon Favreau.

tv.ign.com/articles/122/1224466p1.html

J.J. Abrams and NBC? Let's hope for everyone involved that it goes better than the last time Abrams had a show on NBC.

Seriously, how does an Abrams spy show, tank hard?

[SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts]

May 7, 2012 21:09:21 GMT -5 Jedi-El of Tomorrow said:

May 7, 2012 18:31:09 GMT -5 @teamkillswitch said:

NBC picked up a new action/thriller series called Revolution about a dystopian future with no electricity. It's known for the fact that both J.J. Abrams and Eric Kripke from Supernatural created it and the pilot being directed by Jon Favreau.

tv.ign.com/articles/122/1224466p1.html

J.J. Abrams and NBC? Let's hope for everyone involved that it goes better than the last time Abrams had a show on NBC.

Seriously, how does an Abrams spy show, tank hard?

By being on NBC.

[#Classic Hi-Definition X]

According to Deadline, it's looking like 30 Rock will be renewed for a 13-14 final season, and all returning NBC comedies will likely get a shorter-than-normal order. It's also looking more likely that Whitney will not get renewed.

www.deadline.com/2012/05/nbcs-30-rock-nears-final-season-renewal/