Smallville en Peligro

Jue Oct 15, 2009 3:41 pm

No entiendo, por que he visto que por CW esta asegurado. Bueno aca esta la info de Smallville y otras series.

Live Feed's TV Series Survival Status Chart 2009-10

Salvado - Verde
OK - Amarillo
En peligro - Rosa
Cancelado - Gris
Nuevo - Azul

It's back! Your color-coded chart showing the current status of every major scripted and reality program on broadcast TV.

As the key indicates, green means a show is safe, typically with a full-season order or renewal. Yellow indicates there's no eminent threat to the show, but some ratings improvement would be nice. Red signifies the show's producers should duck any network phone calls. Grey means the series is gone. Shows not yet debuted are in blue (more of these will be added as the season progresses).

THE CW
Gossip Girl
Vampire Diaries -Additional scripts ordered
Melrose PlaceAdditional scripts ordered .. Heather Locklear joins
Beautiful Life CW cancels 'TBL' after two episodes
America's Next Top Model
One Tree Hill Full season order
Smallville
Supernatural
90210

http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/10/tv-series-survival-guide-.html

Jue Oct 15, 2009 3:46 pm

ESoo SE ve bastante FEO

Jue Oct 15, 2009 4:43 pm

diana1518 escribió:Te lo confirmo que Smallville sigue.. no esta en peligro segun las fuentes gracias a eso:

Notes:The Renew/Cancel Index is a show’s Season To Date adults 18-49 rating divided by its network’s Season to Date average 18-49 rating. If a show’s season to date 18-49 ratings average equalled its network’s 18-49 average, the show would have an Index of 1.00. Without special factors, scripted shows that were more than 10% below their network’s average are typically canceled by the end of the broadcast primetime season.
Factors that could cause a show to be renewed with well below average index:
(F) -Fridays: Shows airing on Fridays have been renewed with significantly lower than average Indexes.
(S) – Syndication: Shows nearing syndication (66-88 episodes), often have economic factors that trump ratings leading to renewal.
(T) – Third Party: Shows that have a portion of their cost underwritten by a 3rd party can be renewed with substantially lower ratings.
(P) – Produced by the network’s production company – For shows on the bubble, being produced by the network’s corporate production company can be a survival advantage. For real losers, it’s unlikely to help.
While I initially tried to designate shows with “plum” timeslots, I think that’s hard to make that call at this point in the season. It’s likely still a factor, but will have to be an “after the fact” call.

http://tvbythenumbers.com/category/renewcancel-index/renewcancel-cw-shows

Asi que no entren en SHOCK