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(photo from Fox)
The Live Feed posted this really interesting list of the median ages of the viewers of all the new network shows.
Good Wife – 57
Three Rivers – 57
NCIS: Los Angeles – 56
The Forgotten – 55
Mercy – 55
Hank – 55
Jay Leno Show – 53
The Middle – 51
Trauma – 50
FlashForward – 50
Eastwick – 49
Modern Family – 47
Accidentally on Purpose – 47
Brothers – 46
Cougar Town – 46
Community – 39
Glee – 37
Vampire Diaries – 32
Melrose Place – 30
Cleveland Show – 28
Since the two oldest skewing shows have already been picked up, I wonder if that means the next 5 on the list that haven’t been will get the ax because their viewer median ages are all over 50? While the news might not be good for them I am wondering if because Trauma is doing better than Leno and Mercy if that makes the show any safer than it was without that age. I also hope that because Accidentally on Purpose is below 50 unlike the other three new shows on CBS that they will get the back 9 order ASAP since it is such a good show and they are averaging younger! I also find it interesting that Melrose’s median age is 30, you would think it would be higher because you would think all the people who watched it in the ’90s would raise the age, but I guess now. So which show’s median age surprised you the most?
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MTR PaleyFest ’07 In Person—Casts and Creative Teams of Your Favorite Shows Tickets on sale to MTR Members February 1 On sale to the general public February 4 Get ready to take advantage of the Members-Only advance sale days for PaleyFest ’07. MTR’s annual William S. Paley Television Festival is one of LA’s hottest tickets. Over twelve nights from March 1 to 15, 2007, MTR will unite stars, creators, and their fans for behind-the-scenes looks at the most talked-about shows. PaleyFest ’07 takes place at the DGA Theatre Complex at 7920 Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. Named for William S. Paley, founder of both MTR and CBS, the Festival is an annual celebration of television’s great programming and the creative process behind it. During these events, the audience watches episodes or highlights of the featured work and participates in a Q&A with the show’s cast and creative team.
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OMG! These are so much fun! Last year I went to Golden Girls, HIMYM, Supernatural and Family Guy and I had a blast! I would’ve gone to more like House and Grey’s Anatomy, but they sell out fast! You learn so much about the inspiration of the show and how the cast gets along and so much more.
This year I am going to try to go Heroes. Jericho, Ugly Betty, Nip/Tuck and maybe The Simpsons and American Idol. Let me know if anyone else is interested in going to any of them! I promise you, you will not be dissapointed!!!
(PS If network or production company wants to give me a free ticket to review their night, I would not say no! LOL!!!)
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