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IheartMoonlighting
04-30-2002, 05:06 PM
On Usa Network either on Saturday or Sunday at 6 am. Check local listing for details.
Notorious
05-01-2002, 02:29 AM
it's on Sunday.

I'm a HUGE fan of "Fired Up"! it's really good! the ratigngs were good too, but not good enough for NBC.

Season One: #6, the second season wasn't in the top 50 (that's kinda bad)

I also like "Almost Perfect". well, the 1st season. CBS really screwed up with the second season.
Notorious
05-01-2002, 02:32 AM
Season One: #65 (they kept this show on air, but cancelled "Can't Hurry Love" with the rating of #25)
Season Two: #76 (they cancel this show, and Everybody Loves Raymond went to #84, this is SO weird!)
IheartMoonlighting
05-01-2002, 04:38 PM
I always knew that EVerybody loves Raymond had bad ratings but 84??? wow , thanks for the info. Somebody at CBS must have really like the show because they are so quick to cancel shows that don't perform well.

By the way, where are you getting the historic rating numbers???

Thanks
Originally posted by sitcomsnow
Season One: #65 (they kept this show on air, but cancelled "Can't Hurry Love" with the rating of #25)
Season Two: #76 (they cancel this show, and Everybody Loves Raymond went to #84, this is SO weird!)
karaokedude
07-05-2002, 04:06 AM
"Fired Up" premiered as a mid season fill-in for "Suddenly Stupid" in that CUSHY time slot between "Seinfeld" & "E.R.". The next season, both shows were left to stand on their own on Monday nights. Hence the drastic drop in ratings.

Sharon Lawrence (NYPD) and Leah Remini (King Of Queens) co-starred. Kelsey Grammer had a couple of guest appearances that were hysterical.

"Everybody Loves Raymond" - well, CBS did in particular. The show was languishing badly on Friday nights, but in a rare display of patience by the network, they stuck with it & moved him to Mondays, bumping "The Nanny" to the Wednesday night death slot where she had begun.

"Can't Hurry Love" - I couldn't understand the logistics of that show getting cancelled either. The ratings were good.
Jordan
07-16-2002, 12:31 AM
Originally posted by karaokedude
"Fired Up" premiered as a mid season fill-in for "Suddenly Stupid." What's wrong with "Suddenly Susan?" Besides the fourth season? :confused:
peter may
03-18-2008, 03:23 PM
Bring It Back!