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»Ratings: Walking Dead Scares Up Least Watched Premiere in 3 Years
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AMC’s The Walking Dead on Sunday returned to 14.6 million total viewers, down 16 percent from last year’s premiere and marking the well-watched drama’s least watched opener since Season 3 (which drew 10.9 mil).
RelatedWalking Dead Ep Reveals Why [Spoiler] Had to Die — Plus: Are the B&W Flashbacks Here to Stay?
In the coveted 18-49 demo, Twd scored a 7.3 rating (or 9.4 million viewers), also down 16 percent year-over-year.
Versus its Season 5 finale, the episode was down 8 and 11 percent.
That said, The Walking Dead‘s Season 6 premiere matched last year’s weekly average of 14.4 mil/7.4.
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»Chicago Fire Ep Matt Olmstead, Series Stars Kara Killmer and Steven McQueen Preview Season 4
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Chicago Fire returns tonight, and before the fourth season premiere, we want to take a look at what’s to come. During a recent conference call, executive producer Matt Olmstead and series stars Kara Killmer (“Sylvie Brett”) and Steven McQueen (“Jimmy Borelli”) told us what to look forward to this season. Season 3 saw a lot of change for Firehouse 51 following the death of Paramedic Leslie Shay. It was a loss that had a deep impact on those who loved her, but it ushered in a wave of change for the rest of the season that will continue into Season 4. “You really do have to be vigilant, storytelling wise,” says Ep Matt Olmstead, who credits series creator Dick Wolf with the ideas for some upcoming changes. Wolf’s “light hand on the wheel” is what keeps the show fresh, especially when it comes to inserting conflict into a storyline. One of… »
- Araceli Aviles
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»‘The Walking Dead’ Ratings: Season 6 Debut Down From 2014, Beats NFL & ‘Snf’ In Demo
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The zombie apocalypse is back but with a bit less bite than before. The Season 6 debut of The Walking Dead snared 14.6 million viewers on Sunday with 9.4 million among adults 18-49 for a 7.43 rating, according to Nielsen. While great numbers for any show on broadcast or cable nowadays, that's down 16% and 15% in viewers and the demo, respectively, from the then and still record-breaking Season 5 premiere of the AMC series on October 12, 2014. It is also down from the… »
Htgawm Sneak Peek: Annalise Is 'Not a Woman Who Gets Afraid' — Until Now
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How to Get Away With Murder may finally be unveiling a character who asks tougher questions than Annalise Keating.
RelatedHtgawm Ep Pete Nowalk Talks ‘Shooting Night’ Theories, Annalise/Wes Flirtation, Asher’s Secret (‘It’s Bad’)
Yes indeed, in their very first meeting, the cancer-stricken wife of Annalise’s sometimes lover Nate Lahey makes Viola Davis’ alter ego noticeably wince with this whopper: “What kind of woman could be with a man when his wife is dying?” But fret not, as shown by our exclusive preview video from Thursday’s episode (10/9c on ABC), Mrs. Lahey kinda sorta means it as a compliment. »
BBC TV Chief Danny Cohen To Exit; Pursuing New Leadership Challenge
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In a major executive shift, BBC Director of Television, Danny Cohen, is to exit the corporation, he and the BBC confirmed this morning. Cohen is understood not to have chosen his next move, but has said he's been approached "about a number of exciting opportunities and I want to consider these in an open and transparent way." Speculation is that he’s mulling offers from both UK and U.S. companies. A move to the States wouldn’t be unprecedented. Cohen’s former colleague… »
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»The Problem with 'The Muppets' and How to Fix It
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The Muppets was my most anticipated fall show. Now I'm not even sure I want to a watch the fourth episode, let alone the whole rest of the season. America evidently agrees with me because the ratings for ABC's The Muppets have dropped drastically. So how did things go so wrong for America's former favorite felt thespians? I think I have the answer. The Muppets is just way too "adult" for its own good. The Muppets is way too cynical, way too negative and just incredibly un-Muppet like. Still there is hope that The Muppets can turn it around if they make a few more tweaks.
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Big Names Perform Unproduced Scripts By Welles, Hitchcock & Others On BBC Radio – Global Briefs
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James McAvoy, Hugh Laurie and David Suchet are among the big-name cast that's been set to perform a series of unproduced screenplays under the Unmade Movies banner for the BBC’s Radio 4. The collection, which airs over the next three Saturdays, includes works from Arthur Miller, Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock. Unmade Movies producer Laurence Bowen tells Deadline that though there is no fixed plan for the stagings to air in the U.S., a release is being worked on for… »
Castle Recap: Secrets and Liars
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This Monday on ABC’s Castle we got our second example of what a post-breakup episode looks like — for better, or for worse?
RelatedCastle‘s Nathan Fillion Talks Break-Up Twist: The Goal Is to Bring Back the Show ‘Everybody Fell in Love With’
Starting the hour off, one got the sense that Martha popped up at the 12th to speak for the audience, asking Katherine a more polite version of “Wtf?!” After Beckett asserted that no divorce is in the cards, Martha urged her daughter-in-law to be honest — “with yourself, and with your husband.” As she reminded, “My son is a lot of things… »
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»Fargo Season 2 Premiere Recap: Close Encounters
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FX invited you back to Fargo this Monday night, uncorking a second season set 27 years prior to the first but just as chockablock with complicated murder scenarios. Will you bundle up and stay a while?
RelatedFX Renews Tyrant for Season 3
Setting in motion the acclaimed drama’s sophomore run is the plight of Rye Gerhardt (played by Kieran Culkin), the “runt” son in the Gerhardt crime family based out of Fargo. (Burn Notice‘s Jeffrey Donovan and Insidious‘ Angus Sampson play his big bros, Dodd and Bear, while Designing Woman Jean Smart is family matriarch Floyd.) Rye hasn’t been earnin‘, as they say, »
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»Review: 'Fargo' Season 2 Episode 1 'Waiting for Dutch' Shows How Small Crimes Can Cause Big Problems
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"This Is a True Story"We know now — after a memory lapse last year — that "Fargo" is not, in fact, based on facts. It's a coy play on a fictitious tale that still manages to feel real, despite some truly oddball antics and extreme scenarios. That authenticity carved out of a mad world is what we were looking for in a very-nearly brand new Season 2 story, and it's exactly what was delivered tonight. Noah Hawley masterfully sets the stage for what's to come, introducing the common elements making up a "Fargo" story and setting them on a collision course. First and most destructive early on is Rye Gerhardt (Rory Culkin), a baby brother with a bad case of short-man syndrome who, after stealing money from his family, tries to threaten a judge into overturning an order for his investment partner. This beautifully captured confrontation ending in bloodshed — both innocent and »
- Ben Travers
Agent Carter Adds Outlander and Newsroom Alums, Dominic Cooper and Bridget Regan to Return
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Although Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is currently airing its third season, we still have a few months left before ABC’s other Marvel series, Agent Carter, returns for its 10-episode second season. However, there were some major casting announcements made this weekend during New York Comic-Con, confirming some old faces that will be returning and some new ones that fans will get to meet. Entertainment Weekly‘s Natalie Abrams broke the news that Agent Carter has added Wynn Everett (The Newsroom), Currie Graham (Raising the Bar), Lotte Verbeek (Outlander), and Reggie Austin (Devious Maids) to the cast. Additionally, it has been confirmed that Bridget Regan and Dominic Cooper will be reprising their roles of Dottie Underwood and Howard Stark, respectively, in Agent Carter‘s second season. Let’s go through the new characters that we will be meeting, one by one. Everett will be portraying a major Marvel character by the name of Whitney Frost, »
- Andy Behbakht
Dancing With the Stars Switch-Up Recap: Who Should Be Eliminated?
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Full disclosure: I went into Monday’s episode of Dancing With the Stars fully dreading the one-week-only Switch-Up twist.
After spending the last month fostering deep connections with their partners, each celebrity would be matched up with a different pro this week, all but ensuring mediocre performances of the Week 1 variety, right?
Wrong.
RelatedFall TV Spectacular: Exclusive Scoop and Photos on 44 Returning Favorites!
In fact, on the heels of Monday’s remarkable showing — including the first perfect score of Season 21 — I wouldn’t be surprised if the DWTS producers somehow found a loophole that kept all of the »
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