On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 11:49 AM, Mark Jeffries <[email protected]>wrote:

> I still think that NBC's not going to stand for another year of "Big Bang"
> beating them into submission and that they will put a multi-cam show at 8
> against "Big Bang"--and that the Roseanne show would be the most likely of
> the multi-cam pilots they have now.
>

I don't necessarily disagree. Chelsea, and probably Whitney, will both
probably be gone next year, they will have room for 2 more sitcoms even if
they keep the Thursday 5. It would make some sense to go back to the
original Thursday night formula at NBC, which was 2 more family (and mass
appeal) shows form 8:00 to 9:00, and then two hipper or sophisticated shows
from 9:00 to 10:00, which might help them build some kind of a following
for whatever 10:00 drama they try again with (which probably will not be
Awake). The Will Arnett Show (which is how I think of it, to keep
justifying my watching it) actually seems better suited as an 8:30 show
following Rosanne, with 30 Rock at 9:30 after The Office (though, I guess
that will be the Office Spin-off I forgot about, so maybe if the TVBTN guys
are right, there is only room for the Rosanne show next year).





>
> On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 8:50 PM, PGage <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 1:31 PM, Mark Jeffries <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>> Seems to me that the show, along with everything on Thursday Comedy
>>> Night Done Right that isn't named "The Office," is on the bubble and that
>>> the live show would be a good May sweeps stunt that may keep the show on
>>> the air.
>>>
>>> I have the feeling that Thursday night is going to be torn apart next
>>> year, save "The Office," and that at least two of the replacements will be
>>> multi-cam laugh track sitcoms, including the Roseanne/John Goodman reunion
>>> show (athough if CBS turns Thursday into a comedy block, they may back off,
>>> but they do need something mainstream to go against "Big Bang" at 8).  Joe
>>> Adalian of NY Mag's Vulture has suggested moving "30 Rock," "Parks and Rec"
>>> and "Community" to either Wednesday night or Friday night, suggesting that
>>> their audience will follow them (or DVR them).  Considering that Friday's
>>> become the Land of Cult Audience Shows, Comedy Night Done Right (with a new
>>> one-camera show--I don't think "Up All Night" will get renewed) and "Grimm"
>>> at 10 might be a good idea.
>>>
>>
>> TVBTN has Parks & Rec, Community, Up All Night, and 30 Rock as likely to
>> be renewed (The Office is certain to be renewed). So at least one of these
>> would have to be on a non-Thursday night, assuming they don't go to a 3
>> hour comedy block. I think they might stay with the 2 hours of sitcoms on
>> Thursday, and rotate these 5 shows during the season as they have in the
>> past. A move to Friday is the kiss of death.
>>
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