It's funny how NBC managed to be number one last year, then went into this season completely flailing with every new show. Does this happen often? I can't seem to think of any recent examples.
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I can't even imagine what NBC would do if The Blacklist somehow collapses on Thursday. If it stays at this level, that's good. But if it drops to normal NBC Thursday levels, I'd love to be a fly on the wall at the executive meetings.
Ratings wise, The Office is the last comedy that could be called a hit. However, looking at season counts and such, it's pretty hilarious that Parks & Recreation and Community will likely be the final successful comedies for NBC.
Infinity War is such a weird follow up to Gauntlet. It's still good, but it has a really weird premise and I imagine Infinity Crusade will be even weirder. It felt like every other story was summarizing the same plot point about the Fantastic Four's headquarters.
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It seems like a waste of time to set an April Fools prank this far in advance on a twitter account for a dead show.
Joe Adalian @TVMoJoe
I actually checked with a source a couple days ago about a #HappyEndings resurrection. Was told, basically, it was staying dead. So…
I wonder what it's like to be a cast member on this show.
I know what you're saying.
And now I know that you didn't know.
Did you know NBC spelled his last name wrong in the syndication cut?
At least the show was successful enough for him to be a guest character in Smash Brothers.
I pictured it ending like this:
This show got dark.
Remember when every third show was a House knock off instead of every seventh show now? Good times.
I would honestly watch NBC again if they just used the 30 Rock version of Kelsey Grammar for a TV show.
Is Dr. Vegas as good as it sounds?
I can't wait for The Killing season 5 or The Office season 10.