[ SECRET POST #2383 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2383 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.









01. http://i.imgur.com/xFMajFq.gif
[Hannibal; moving gif]


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02. [SPOILERS for Hawaii Five-O]



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03. [SPOILERS for Ashes to Ashes/Life on Mars]



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04. [SPOILERS for A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones]



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05. [WARNING for rape]

[Russell Brand]


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06. [WARNING for sexual assault]



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07. [WARNING for chan/shota]



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08. [WARNING for emotional abuse]



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09. [WARNING for rape/dub-con]



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10. [WARNING for incest]

[Fosters]


















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Both of those have more than 5 times as many viewers in their organic markets than Hannibal.

[meredith44]

Uh, no. Here are the ratings for the May 17th Supernatural and the May 17th Hannibal. Supernatural got a 1.1 rating and 2.31 million viewers. Hannibal got a 1.1 rating and 2.46 million viewers. Granted, those are the 18-49 year-old viewers, because that is all that counts for US ratings, but given the demographics of Hannibal vs. Supernatural (and NBC vs. the CW), I would highly doubt that there is that big a disparity that Supernatural ends up with five times as many viewers as Hannibal.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think any of the big three networks are happy to be pulling in CW numbers.

[meredith44]

Do I think NBC is happy about it? Not in the slightest. But as I said here, except for football, the Voice, and Revolution (which only ever had a Voice lead-in and still dropped a lot), NBC as a whole is doing horribly, and a 1.4 is pretty much renewal at this point. I hope more. Viewers watch later and tune in next year. (It's what I did, after hearing the acclaim of critics and my friends.)

Oh, and to be slightly more fair to NBC, Supernatural, Arrow, and The Vampire Diaries were the only shows that ever hit over a 1 in the ratings. The CW renewed shows with .4-.6 ratings. And, granted, Nikita was on a Friday, but they renewed it even though it hit .2, I believe.

[(Anonymous)]

That Hannibal is struggling to compete with a genre show aimed at teens that is years past its peak is frankly pathetic.

[meredith44]

I won't argue that it's ratings ar3e anything but pitiful. However, have you seen the ratings for NBC as a whole? Except for football, The Voice, Revolution (which only had a Voice lead in and still dropped), and perhaps The Office, NBC's ratings overall were pathetic. In April, Hannibal's ratings relative to the rest of the network easily had it being renewed. Unfortunately for comparison purposes, Hannibal premiered at the end of the year, so the R/C list was pretty much over, but even toward the end, when Hannibal was getting a 1.4, the inex had it as likely renewal because NBC is in such dire straits.

I think that the network is hoping that there are people like me who discovered the show late and will watch next year. (That is my hope as well, as I am enjoying it.) But, honestly? There really isn't much difference between NBC and the CW at this point.

[deadtree]

based on this http://supernaturalwiki.com/index.php?title=Ratings it looks like Supernatural averages out around 4 million viewers per ep, and frequently has far less. As for Sherlock, you can't deny that the fandom is much bigger than you'd expect for a show with the viewers it does have (looking at tumblr, every human on earth watches Sherlock; in reality, what? 10 million people tops? Big Bang Theory has that for *syndicated* episodes).

My point isn't that Hannibal's ratings are as good as those two, just that the size of the viewership doesn't equate to the size of the fandom.