[ SECRET POST #3056 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3056 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, Galavant's ratings were pretty good (all numbers below are millions):

Ep. 1: 7.42
Ep. 2: 7.42
Ep. 3: 4.11
Ep. 4: 4.11
Ep. 5: 3.42
Ep. 6: 3.42
Ep. 7: 4.38
Ep. 8: 4.38

So, they're pretty much on par with Gotham or Sleepy Hollow (minus that dip in 5-6).

[(Anonymous)]

Those are total viewers (I assume?) which are meaningless. Networks only care about the 18-49 ratings. And while Galavant had decent 18-49 numbers for its first two episodes (2.03 and 2.03), its other numbers were bad, with it getting a .88 for episodes five and six. (http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/galavant-season-one-ratings-35158/ ) As I said above, that is CW territory, not where ABC is supposed to be.

Actually, in looking at ABCs numbers, even those total viewers aren't good if you discount the first two episodes as people sampling the show and deciding they didn't like it. (Which seems like an accurate view as the next six episodes are fairly consistent numbers.) The viewers in millions for episodes 3-8 are under the average viewer numbers for every show on ABC (including Forever, obviously) except for Selfie, Chrisela, and Manhattan Love Story.