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Quarterlife Already Yanked from NBC Schedule

DescriptionQuestion: What dubious honor do Anchorwoman and quarterlife have in common?  Answer:  They’re both one-and-out shows.

After just one airing, NBC has already decided to pull the plug on its experimental project.  (Apparently the network wasn’t feeling quite daring anymore.)  - a project created by My So-Called Life‘s Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick - was an internet hit long before it hit the boob tube this week.  The Peacock execs, thinking the series’ built-in popularity would bring insta-ratings, gave the show a special debut earlier this week with plans to have it regularly air on Sunday nights.  Unfortunately, the idea was far too ambitious for its fickle viewers.

The show’s premiere gave NBC its lowest ratings in the Tuesday 10pm slot in approximately 17 years.  While I would usually chide a network for giving up so easily, in this case, I can’t say I blame them.  If the program couldn’t succeed in SVU‘s regular time slot, where would it?

Those still interested in watching quarterlife play out can either find it on the web or on its new home - (NBC’s sister station).

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Hollywood Reporter


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Tuesday Ratings: Viewers Show Little Interest in NBC’s Quarterlife

Last night, the Peacock network gave audiences a special glimpse of its new show, Quarterlife.  (Its scheduled to regularly air on Sundays.)  Unfortunately, viewers were apparently too busy having a life to watch.

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Quarterlife

  • Approximately 28.4 million watched the Top 10 Men on (11.0/27 in 18-49).
  • * (11.2 million, 2.1/5) grew slightly from last week.
  • (8.1 million, 3.1/8) did about the same as a week ago.
  • (4.7 million, 1.3/3) remained fairly even.
  • * (1.8 million, 0/7/2) repeated its last performance.

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This Week on TV (2/25-3/2)

Men in Trees

(You can find our Post-Strike Television Schedule here.)

 

MONDAY (2/25)
  • A Raisin in the Sun (ABC, 8pm):  and the rest of his Broadway cast bring the play to the small screen.  I’m sorry - I believe his theater name is Sean Combs.
  • The Moment of Truth (FOX, 8pm):  Special night.  Apparently this episode is so controversial, the producers debated airing it.  Then they realized what network they were on and just went with it.
  • Welcome to the Captain (CBS, 8:30):  “Hope makes some new friends so she won’t be alone on Friday nights.” Their names?  Jack and Daniels.
  • Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious (CW, 9pm):  “The women receive a surprise visit from JC Chasez.”  They, too, are wondering why he doesn’t have anything better to do.

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NBC Sticks With Their ‘Deal’

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Drama, Games, Prime Time, NBC, Ratings,

QuarterlifeRealizing and his ladies are still a force to be reckoned with, has chosen to stick with its ratings hit for a while longer.  was originally scheduled for replacement next month; now its removal has been placed on hold.

, a drama about several twenty-somethings, had been in line to take the game show’s Monday slot on Feb. 12th.  Now the program will be getting a a new home.  Come March 2nd, the series taken straight from the web will air Sundays @ 9pm (this follows a special preview on Feb. 26th).  This reshuffling will move the premieres of and on sister network to Sunday, April 6th.

(For an update on the scheduling changes, check out our Revamped Programming Schedule.)

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