The eye network has made some changes to their upcoming premiere dates, including a 90-minute special kick-off for Survivor (September 14th) and a delay for the season premiere of Rules of Engagement (October 8th). The former is paired with a 90-minute season finale of Big Brother.

The eye network has made some changes to their upcoming premiere dates, including a 90-minute special kick-off for Survivor (September 14th) and a delay for the season premiere of Rules of Engagement (October 8th). The former is paired with a 90-minute season finale of Big Brother.

Ugh! Where did you read that?

I saw that announcement on numerous sites (The Futon Critic, PiFeedback, etc.). Oh well, I'll enjoy the final season of the series. :(

I saw that announcement on numerous sites (The Futon Critic, PiFeedback, etc.). Oh well, I'll enjoy the final season of the series. :(

If the show can maintain 5-7mil, I'm betting they'll keep pushing out seasons for syndication. I highly doubt this is an expensive show to produce.

This was known WEEKS ago. They're doing it because Oct. 1 there is a SEC game in primetime. Makes no sense to premiere Rules on Sept. 24 and then have it preempted the following week for college football.

This was known WEEKS ago. They're doing it because Oct. 1 there is a SEC game in primetime. Makes no sense to premiere Rules on Sept. 24 and then have it preempted the following week for college football.

Really?!

Haha, I don't know how in the world I missed that bit of information. Well, then CBS made the right decision. Even though they treat ROE as the ugly step-child of sitcoms, I'm sure the network is hoping to attract a Saturday audience.

If they really cared for it, they would pair it with another original sitcom. I don't expect ratings to be that great on a night filled with reruns and football.

If they beat cops in viewership i'll be happy. I'm guessing a 1.3-1.7 Rating for 18-39 viewership. I don't know what CBS is expecting out of this, and like Ryan423 Says, it can't be an expensive show to produce. CBS will just run the show a few more years even if it does awful in the ratings, Like ABC did with According to Jim and FOX did with Til' Death.

If they beat cops in viewership i'll be happy. I'm guessing a 1.3-1.7 Rating for 18-39 viewership. I don't know what CBS is expecting out of this, and like Ryan423 Says, it can't be an expensive show to produce. CBS will just run the show a few more years even if it does awful in the ratings, Like ABC did with According to Jim and FOX did with Til' Death.

:yeahthat