(continued from above) However, I think LOST is an example that refutes that theory, racking up double digit viewers and high demos when it got moved from 9 to 10 last season. Also, if Heroes were putting up first or even second season numbers, MOWE would do considerable better. That being said, I really do enjoy the show.

I think the arguement that people don’t like to think too hard about shows at the 10 PM timeslot may be true. However,

On another thread, Anthony posted that he had e-mailed askFox.com about whether or not “Prison Break” would be airing a full 22 episode season. He said that they responded that “Prison Break” would infact be going the full season. So for those of us here who are fans, I guess we can breath a little easier. I have been a faithful follower of the show since the begining, and I think it’s only right that the show should get the chance to finish the story properly.

‘But seriously, although Heroes is at an all-time low for ratings, it’s currently running its best storyline ever, and it seems to get more fascinating and entertaining each week.’

I gotta strongly disagree, they are just rehashing a storyline and plotlines from the previous 2 seasons. The problem with Heroes is it just takes itself way too serious where it just becomes laughable without trying.

‘My Own Worst Enemy, in my mind, is the show that Chuck and TSCC ought to be: an action-adventure with a smart plot that recalls classic Bond films and the cleverest TV devices from the 60s and 70s. TSCC lost me when they had an innocent high school student commit suicide on screen, and I gave up quickly on Chuck when they expected me to laugh at his bewildered look for the umpteenth time by the third episode (a shame, since the pilot episode was so strong).’

are we watching the same shows? lol. Again I strongly disagree with you. Chuck is miles above MOWE, in quality, diversity, it’s a fun show that does an excellent balancing act between drama and comedy. Theres not a show on the air like it. My own worst Enemy is just another rehash, ripoff of all action dramas that have proceeded it. Slater deserves better material.

I don’t think that the story lines are silly at all. I do, however, dislike the episodic nature of some episodes, but that is something that could help to pull more viewers in. You’re seeing character development now, which is something that you need if you are going to do a full season of episodes. Creatively, I think it is strong, and maybe Fox found that appealing…for once. I think if PB was drawing millions more viewers than TSCC, the show wouldn’t have gotten the back 9. The evening is not strong, but it is consistent.

On the other hand, Fox didn’t do either show a favor by taking it off for a week, putting it on for a week, and then taking it off for another week. It causes eyes to wander to other shows. My eyes wandered to BBT last week, which I enjoyed and would probably watch if TSCC isn’t on.

My Own Worst Enemy is probably going to end up like Journeyman…13 episodes only. And, there will be the usual round of complaints about the time slot to go along with the cancellation. I haven’t watched it because I already have that feeling about it. A lot of folks have said this in other postings in other discussions, but people don’t like to think late at night. They tend to prefer something that is transparent. It’s a shame because MOWE looks like it has a lot of potential.

You’re a lame show and a waste of money.

But seriously, although Heroes is at an all-time low for ratings, it’s currently running its best storyline ever, and it seems to get more fascinating and entertaining each week.

My Own Worst Enemy, in my mind, is the show that Chuck and TSCC ought to be: an action-adventure with a smart plot that recalls classic Bond films and the cleverest TV devices from the 60s and 70s. TSCC lost me when they had an innocent high school student commit suicide on screen, and I gave up quickly on Chuck when they expected me to laugh at his bewildered look for the umpteenth time by the third episode (a shame, since the pilot episode was so strong).

Nevertheless, NBC continues to hold my attention with great shows of both comedy and drama, and gets my vote for having the best collection of shows on a major network.

As far as Slater’s Worst Enemy, productions values are pretty high, but can they actually simplify it a little. Maybe give it more of a procedural feel.

Maybe NBC needs to inject some procedural dramas to its slate because all the fancy high energy dramas are hard to catch up with viewers.

other than that, I think the CW is doing GREAT!!!!! they have a lot of shows that get over 3 million viewers, and nowadays that’s a lot.

I think it’ll be better if all shows air at the same time in every part of the US (for example ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 7:30PM on CBS, eastern and pacific/6:30PM central. instead of being syndicated and having different channels and airtimes)

That’s why cable is so successful right now, because they promote their shows all day, every day. Plus, some local affiliates even have different logos and don’t even mention the network. I think it’s kind of confusing. For example, in Orlando, FLORIDA there’s a channel LOCAL 6 (wich is an affiliate of CBS) , but during the syndicated , or local shows, they never mention CBS, they use the logo and name “LOCAL 6″.

Also, WOW, I never realized how low TSCC’s 18-34 rating was, especially for a show targeting young men!

I hope the ratings get better though.

I still like the show…I think certain people expected something else from the show and it didn’t deliver for them.

If you expecting something like X-Men or Mutant X (remember that show kids?), you should be disapointed.

Cause they love HIMYM and the Womanizer (Two and Half Men) more so.

I am with you on BBT, and I wish Men ran its course, but its still popular.