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Freakzilla · 12-17-2002, 05:19 PM

It's not doing too good. Whose Line and Drew Carey are struck on Fridays with not much of an audience. My thinking is while this will certainly be Drew Carey's last season, there still could be hope for Whose Line.

One thing that I think could save Whose Line is that ABC loves cheap programming. It's the reason WL's lead-in is the 15th season of America's Funniest Videos. With Whose Line at somewhere around 80 or 90 in the ratings, there is a huge reason to cancel. But the cheapness factor could keep it alive, at least as a mid-season replacement show.

12-17-2002, 05:19 PM	#2
Freakzilla Member Forum Regular Join Date: May 23, 2000 Location: Portage, Michigan, United States Posts: 556	It's not doing too good. Whose Line and Drew Carey are struck on Fridays with not much of an audience. My thinking is while this will certainly be Drew Carey's last season, there still could be hope for Whose Line. One thing that I think could save Whose Line is that ABC loves cheap programming. It's the reason WL's lead-in is the 15th season of America's Funniest Videos. With Whose Line at somewhere around 80 or 90 in the ratings, there is a huge reason to cancel. But the cheapness factor could keep it alive, at least as a mid-season replacement show.