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The late Brandon Tardicoff (I think that's how you spell it) President of NBC, saved Seinfeld when it was in the same situation as F&G: he kept it on the air, even though it was getting low ratings.
Then, as praise for the show started to come in, the ratings stared to soar.
I cannot believe people have given this film such high ratings.
Channels like Channel 4, BBC Three and E4 would be the perfect window for this show, ratings would be assured on them channels.
I did hear from people it was a disgrace to Shakespeare, but I have been known to disagree with critics and the IMDb ratings, so I gave this a chance.
I'm fairly surprised at the relatively hight ratings of this movie.
I gave the first four books very high ratings on Amazon, though they disturbed me greatly, and in a way, I hate them for that.
How did this get so many good ratings?
To be a viewing a film that receives high ratings worldwide.
They just don't have the honesty to admit it, because that would ruin their ratings.
fan service is acceptable and sometimes encouraged for comic relief but in this case it is literally used to boost the ratings up.
I didn't plan to write a comment, but there are only five, and all their ratings are high.
This change in time opened up a whole world of new viewers who wanted to know what the big fuss was all about and kept the "Angels" right where they belong - on top of the ratings!
The 1977-1978 season ended with high ratings, proved that Kris, Cheryl Ladd, was every bit as popular with the viewers as Farrah.
The 1979-1980 seasons' problem was the sudden decline in ratings.
The ratings drop was directed at the new Angel and at the end of the season, Shelley was let go of her detective duties.
High hopes were placed on Charlie's newest Angel to pull the series out its failing ratings.
The very first time I first heard of this hit Korean drama here in my country was when it was reported that many in Hong Kong watched the finale and it broke the record in terms of viewership ratings there.
I am rating it as 1 just because I couldn't find any negative ratings in the drop down menu.
Predictably, you will see two different types of ratings.
Absolutely PAINFUL to watch... can see the ratings weighted by journalistic types who simply LOVE to watch themselves portrayed as hardworking, conscientious types---instead of the jack-of-all trades, master of none dabblers who seldom penetrate down to the truth, but rely upon and create imagery having little to do with the reality they report.
This independent low budget drama gets good ratings for the characterization and plot.
I saw this at the Sydney Fim Fest today and it was the third film in a row I saw, so that's maybe why I struggled to keep my eyes open :-) This film had such good ratings, especially all the 9's and 10's, that I decided to see it.
Aside from the wonderful "Duckman" cartoon, his two live action series, "Bob Patterson" and the recently canceled "Listen Up" (which was unwatchable, formula treacle), were both ratings duds.
Why is everybody giving so high ratings to this? Come on, the movie is absolutely boring!
By the third season, the producers and everyone else involved (sans the actresses) figured that because the ratings had not slipped, then the success of the show had nothing to do with quality, because the third season's episodes were mostly not very good, sometimes pretty bad.
Finally, a completely risible, limp ending arrives, that will make you understand all the one-star ratings here.
Perhaps this humor isn't for everyone but it never occurred to me until now that there would be so many lower ratings.
When I saw the movie in 1979, before they gave television shows or movies parental ratings, I am thinking now that this movie is actually pretty risk taking for its time.
The for-pay movie critics raved about "The Age of Innocence" often granting it their highest ratings.
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