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NBC sought to downplay fan fears of Community being cancelled by promising the show will be back on the schedule this season. “I wanted to dispel any notion that it’s quietly disappearing from the schedule,” NBC entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt told TV critics at the network’s semi-annual press tour event in Pasadena. The modestly rated comedy might, however, change time slots — getting out of its 8 p.m. Thursday time period, where it airs against CBS’ heavy hitting Big Bang Theory. “Community was moved to 8 p.m a couple years ago and that’s an incredibly competitive time slot now on Thursday and I’m really curious to see what something else would do there,” Greenblatt said. “I don’t know if it makes sense to ask it to start off the night again. We’ve tried to migrate some comedies to Wednesday this year. It’s a matter of looking at what happens with the six comedies we’ve got to figure out where Community makes the most sense.” And what about a fourth season? “I don’t know. Those are hard questions to answer at this point … we’ll make that decision closer to the upfront.”
NBC sought to downplay fan fears of Community being cancelled by promising the show will be back on the schedule this season.
“I wanted to dispel any notion that it’s quietly disappearing from the schedule,” NBC entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt told TV critics at the network’s semi-annual press tour event in Pasadena.
The modestly rated comedy might, however, change time slots — getting out of its 8 p.m. Thursday time period, where it airs against CBS’ heavy hitting Big Bang Theory.
“Community was moved to 8 p.m a couple years ago and that’s an incredibly competitive time slot now on Thursday and I’m really curious to see what something else would do there,” Greenblatt said. “I don’t know if it makes sense to ask it to start off the night again. We’ve tried to migrate some comedies to Wednesday this year. It’s a matter of looking at what happens with the six comedies we’ve got to figure out where Community makes the most sense.”
And what about a fourth season?
“I don’t know. Those are hard questions to answer at this point … we’ll make that decision closer to the upfront.”
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maxxfisher wrote: NBC sought to downplay fan fears of Community being cancelled by promising the show will be back on the schedule this season. “I wanted to dispel any notion that it’s quietly disappearing from the schedule,” NBC entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt told TV critics at the network’s semi-annual press tour event in Pasadena. The modestly rated comedy might, however, change time slots — getting out of its 8 p.m. Thursday time period, where it airs against CBS’ heavy hitting Big Bang Theory. “Community was moved to 8 p.m a couple years ago and that’s an incredibly competitive time slot now on Thursday and I’m really curious to see what something else would do there,” Greenblatt said. “I don’t know if it makes sense to ask it to start off the night again. We’ve tried to migrate some comedies to Wednesday this year. It’s a matter of looking at what happens with the six comedies we’ve got to figure out where Community makes the most sense.” And what about a fourth season? “I don’t know. Those are hard questions to answer at this point … we’ll make that decision closer to the upfront.”
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FalseSoap wrote:The issue is that there are too many clever cross-references, great characters and smart plots to appeal to the average viewer who fills out the ratings sheet.
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Beefcake wrote:I suspect Community has the same problem that other good shows have: it doesn't deliver a specific demographic. The only purpose of a TV show is to sell time to advertisers. A show like Gossip Girl can survive for years because it consistently delivers stupid teenage girls to advertisers. All those CSI shows deliver old people, NCIS delivers stupid people, Whitney delivers drunken whores, etc. What kind of demographic does Community deliver to advertisers (apparently "brilliant, handsome and funny message board posters is NOT a profitable market).
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AshBender wrote:yay! Todd is coming back for episode 317!
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'basic lupine urology'. get it? Dick and Wolf.
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