"This post is hilariously bad. And it's really telling that critical
reception basically doesn't figure at all in what you consider a "hit
show."

"That's pretty clear—and hilarious, and sad. It basically makes me wonder what you're even doing on this fucking website."

@dorek :

@dorek : Good question (sorry I can't answer directly there is no "reply" option right now.

It's quite sad that all you have to offer is insults and bullying…

Great question! :)

Let me be cynical and say that according to the network a "hit" in any show that's on the air and a "smash hit" is any show they've renewed.

Not sure what you mean, besides another failed attempt at bullying…

It is hard for him. It's not like Hollywood makes a lot of good movies or TV shows. If you want to work, you'll likely end up working on garbage. If you're lucky, it will be garbage that has political backing and will be renewed…

On critical opinion, I think it has no value whatsoever. I never thought critics knew any more than anyone else (and still haven't seen anything to convince me otherwise).

The numbers ARE out there… and they're the overall audience numbers. Do you really think the networks are giving away over half of their inventory of pairs of eyes for free?

Well, at least you're an honest bully. ;)

Once again, amused by the fact you are so incensed when I dare point out the obvious.

I'd still trade bank accounts and future receivables (he'd get money for residuals for a long long time if he retired now)

He's a Son of the Industry (his mom's a well-known casting director) and started as a kid.

Usually when you talk of the confluence of both you say "Hollywood" or something like that. :)

Darn! I didn't even notice!! Funny stuff. :)

I wonder which truth I said that annoyed you so much your only response is to try and bully…

Well said Colonel!

Poor, poor Kyle Killen, stranded with a deal most people would kill for…