Basically, not enough people read stuff like CBB or Another Period to justify paying people to review them.

Are we going to pretend that Christianity hasn't been used to oppress LGBT people for centuries? Not every bigot is a Christian and not every Christian is a bigot, but still.

Very strange that FOTB isn't even in the top 5.

Ah, I forget that Hillary supporters never attack anyone online. Or spread misinformation.

The PUMAs certainly didn't get this level of coverage.

It was surprisingly good. Unorthodox, lots of fun. Visually strong. The lead is great. A little over the top, but it's airing in the right time of year for that.

Earp is cheaper than 12 Monkeys and is pulling the same ratings on Fridays at 10:00. Unless it's doing horribly in Canada or the production arrangement the show has falls through or something, it should (probably) be back.

Feed the Beast, Animal Kingdom, and (I presume) Wrecked were cut as of last night.

Two seasons a year since 2006 + the shorter first season in the summer of '05.

It's about the professional and personal relationship between a news producer (Piper Perabo) and defense attorney (Daniel Sunjata). I've seen the first episode and it's kind of a mishmash of every TGIT show - a vague approximation of The Catch's whole cat-and-mouse dynamic; Scandal's obsession with power and media;…

Ooh, I don't agree with your first paragraph at all.

I watch a fair amount of stuff during the summer, but I've also been catching up on the most recent season of Homeland.

The only thing keeping me watching is how great Shiri Appleby and Constance Zimmer are. I kind of think how great they are has made the show more one-dimensional, as the characters outside of Rachel and Quinn are incredibly hollow, but I'm glad to see both getting a chance to show what they can do. It's unfortunate…

Well, this is a show that turned him being sexually harassed/assaulted into a season-long storyline (that was brought up again this season), so I'm honestly not shocked.

The showrunner had an interview with Deadline and said that it was just a finale gag.

And today's audiences. People watch TV differently than they did 25 years ago.

2 and 3 were great. 4 had moments of greatness. Everything else was mediocre (1 had moments of promise) or actively bad.

Quality doesn't pay the bills.

The fourth season was a definite improvement over season three. I binge watched the show after it was on Netflix and had I been watching live, I would've been out at season three, as well.

It's pretty solid, but shoving it against Big Bang Theory (I know it won't face it until 2017 due to football, but still) makes me think it'll take a big hit in the ratings.