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rwalker

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Celeb WOF and PYL POSTPONED
« on: October 12, 2024, 01:36:08 PM »
https://abc.com/news/93596275-f2fb-4eb4-a273-e2f43051ce61/category/1138628

Guess with ABC hiking their Hulu bundle and ESPN streams, they'll need all the ratings they can get. So, is January when they both return?
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Re: Celeb WOF and PYL POSTPONED
« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2024, 04:41:00 PM »
Here's an article from outside ABC talking about the changes. It does touch upon the fact that the game shows could get a continuous, consistent airing pattern as a result, which is something I've always hoped for them. A big thing that can make a game successful is if it becomes a habit.

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Re: Celeb WOF and PYL POSTPONED
« Reply #2 on: October 12, 2024, 05:45:00 PM »
93 of the 100 most watched TV "episodes" last year were NFL games. There is no reason for Disney not to try and maximize their ability to broadcast the games they have.
A big thing that can make a game successful is if it becomes a habit.
In the push to make streaming a thing for all the various reasons, broadcasters failed to understand that one of the things that make a TV show in any genre successful is persistence. Letting a show run consistently on a day and time, even if it's in reruns, will train the audience to watch it and prevent the series from leaving the audience's memory. You can't be the most talked-about show or whatever if you aren't on the air most of the year.
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Re: Celeb WOF and PYL POSTPONED
« Reply #3 on: October 13, 2024, 03:45:27 PM »
Letting a show run consistently on a day and time, even if it's in reruns, will train the audience to watch it and prevent the series from leaving the audience's memory. You can't be the most talked-about show or whatever if you aren't on the air most of the year.

Hence why Family Feud and Judge Judy are always at the top. You can hardly find a time of day when one of those shows is NOT on.