In retrospect, I guess they should have gotten Adam Sandler to play Hannibal.

and the crucial not produced by American networks factor.

and with what they spent to promote it, that comes out to 185k.

Don't jinx things. Next thing you know they'll stop showing it and won't release the remaining episodes.

Regarding NBC: I just want them to understand what it's like to suffocate and to experience the destiny that they've created.

I remember Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart, and Carol Burnett. CBS used to own Saturday night.

Did you know they didn't even give the people a good *bang* at the end of scenes, to let them know when to clap?

Actually, the substance and the plot are in the style that people have been so quick to judge and ignore. That's why they're missing it.

Rude! Shockingly Rude!

It immediately doubles your chances for a date on Saturday night.

I just realized that between Will & Margot & Hannibal & Alana, the only couplings we haven't seen so far are:

Could they just syndicate it in the US then? If it is financially successful worldwide, does it just need a presence in the US?

Possibly Salt Lake City? That's the only story I've heard of an affiliate not showing this show. However, apparently you can watch it there on the CW channel later in the week.

He didn't say that until the beginning of season 3.

So, this is all the fault of the No Bryans Club?

What about Almost Human? Half a season, a show with obvious character development between the two leads except all episodes were out of order. Given a late in the season slot that they then delayed further.

Andy Richter Controls the Universe was a better show. Two "seasons", more like half-seasons, practically never on the same night two weeks in a row, both "seasons" started in the middle of nowhere

I believe he means a cult sensation that attracts a large general audience, like Game of Thrones or The X-Files.

Also, forgot to mention the opening credits, lifted by Daredevil.

Hopefully, the difference now will be the existence of streaming services.