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Posted on 05.13.08 by Will Harris @ 3:41 pm
Even if they don’t, their fans certainly will when they hear that CBS has opted to pass on a second season of “Moonlight.” According to the Hollywood Reporter, CBS declined to pickup the series because it was failing to hold its “Ghost Whisperer” lead-in and declined in the ratings post-strike, adding that last Friday’s episode garnered a 2.0 rating among adults 18 to 49. Fair enough, but it’s not like the network ever gave the series a shot on another night. If they had any sense, they would’ve tried putting the show on Saturday evenings; it’s a no-man’s land for television, sure, but it’s a fair bet that the fans would’ve followed it there…and, most probably, they would’ve upped the ratings for the evening in the process. Instead, they’ve tossed it in the dustbin. Will there be a sufficient clamor for Sci-Fi to step in and consider reviving the series? You never know. But either way, you can figure that star Alex O’Loughlin won’t be hurting for work. (He’s very hot, you know. Everyone says so.) UPDATE: Actually, it looks like the odds - slim though they may be - are more in favor of The CW picking up the show than Sci-Fi, if Nikki Finke’s report can be trusted. Either way, a decision will be made by the end of the week, so stay tuned! Filed under: TV and News and TV Dramas and External Entertainment and External TV and TV Sci-Fi Comments:
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“Moonlight” rules because of how hot he is.
I watched a few episodes and thought it was just okay. They did a weird filter thing when they shot the lead actress which is just as disconcerting now as it was when Cybil Sheppard got that treatment on “Moonlighting.”
Friday night is almost as bad as Saturday night for TV. The only show I remember watching that was on Fridays for a long time was “The X-Files.” “Battlestar Galactica” has been on Fridays for a couple of seasons now.