I just hope it's true.
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roguemStolen from a post done in supernatural_tv by supernaturalfan (2006-04-26 19:17:00):
Snagged from http://www.laweekly.com/general/deadline-h
(Posted TODAY)
According to my info, only The WB’s Gilmore Girls, Smallville and Supernatural are locks. UPN adds America’s Next Top Model, Everybody Hates Chris, Girlfriends, Friday Night Smackdown! and also probably Veronica Mars. Yes, the teen sleuth show has dreadful ratings, but it was Dawn Ostroff’s baby back at UPN and, as The CW’s new entertainment prez, she’s still emotionally tied to the so-so albeit critically praised. There is one piece of good news: The execrable Charmed will vaporize. (Damn them for replacing Shannen Doherty.) All the other highly watchable WB shows such as One Tree Hill, Everwood, the new Bedford Diaries and Pepper Dennis are in limbo. This really blows for the netlet’s loyalists (I confess I have the TV tastes of a 12-year-old girl. I still mourn Beverly Hills, 90210.) In the beginning back in 1995, the WB was planned as a dumping ground for Warner TV pilots and series that didn’t get picked up by the major networks. But, soon, The WB and UPN were bucking the network trend of going for the most eyeballs possible and instead targeting the younger 18-to-34 demographic and African-Americans
(Hope this is alright ^_^)
(Credit goes tomy_alexander)
EDIT: I found another post collaborating this story.
As written bytheratwhispers in supernatural_tv
supernatural_tv by supernaturalfan (2006-04-26 19:17:00):Snagged from http://www.laweekly.com/general/deadline-h
(Posted TODAY)
According to my info, only The WB’s Gilmore Girls, Smallville and Supernatural are locks. UPN adds America’s Next Top Model, Everybody Hates Chris, Girlfriends, Friday Night Smackdown! and also probably Veronica Mars. Yes, the teen sleuth show has dreadful ratings, but it was Dawn Ostroff’s baby back at UPN and, as The CW’s new entertainment prez, she’s still emotionally tied to the so-so albeit critically praised. There is one piece of good news: The execrable Charmed will vaporize. (Damn them for replacing Shannen Doherty.) All the other highly watchable WB shows such as One Tree Hill, Everwood, the new Bedford Diaries and Pepper Dennis are in limbo. This really blows for the netlet’s loyalists (I confess I have the TV tastes of a 12-year-old girl. I still mourn Beverly Hills, 90210.) In the beginning back in 1995, the WB was planned as a dumping ground for Warner TV pilots and series that didn’t get picked up by the major networks. But, soon, The WB and UPN were bucking the network trend of going for the most eyeballs possible and instead targeting the younger 18-to-34 demographic and African-Americans
(Hope this is alright ^_^)
(Credit goes to
my_alexander)EDIT: I found another post collaborating this story.
As written by
theratwhispers in supernatural_tvCan be found here: http://www.mediavillage.com/jmentr/2
The important part:
The CW looks to have a winner in the still young and steadily improving WB thriller Supernatural, and its young stars Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki would make perfect poster boys for the new network.
^___^
Though from reading that article I feel badly for Veronica Mars fans. :( They expect to bring it over to The CW, but they don't expect it to survive.
/Off I go...
//Hehehe...
