Comments on: ‘Longmire’ season 4: Katee Sackhoff on A&E decision, future on TV

By: Peggyb1946

Peggyb1946 — Sat, 04 Oct 2014 04:44:00 +0000

I got an email from A & E the other day, inviting me to watch a show on their channel about a murder in my neighborhood. I don’t know how they got my email address–suppose they are reading our posts? Can they really think thst Longmire fans are going to forgive and forget a decision that disrespects a wonderful show like LONGMIRE, its actors and producers, and 6 million loyal fans? NOT!! #LongLiveLongmire!

By: NeneSwan

NeneSwan — Sat, 04 Oct 2014 03:32:00 +0000

The 18-25 year old demographic is desired because the advertising industry considers them impulsive and easily manipulated…thus more readily affected by advertising. Older demographics are more fiscally responsible and tend to do more research. So the target demographic has more to do with a lack of common sense than it does actual pocketbooks.

By: Cornelia Amiri

Cornelia Amiri — Sat, 04 Oct 2014 02:50:00 +0000

What these advertisers need to realize is that it’s the over thirty group that’s paying the cable TV bills for a lot of these 18 to 25 year olds – they are in college or living at home and the parents are paying the cable bill – also most of the expensive high tech gadgets they have are purchased by the over 30 group for birthday and Christmas presents for their 18 – 25 year old kids and grand-kids. It may be 18 – 25 yer olds using some of these advertisers products but they aren’t the ones paying for them for the most part. The advertisers need to wise up to that- they are biting the hand that feeds them when they exclude the age group that they are actuality making their money off of. A & E will never recover from this bad decesion – their ratings continue to plummet in all age groups. I’m sure a smart network who wants loyal viewers and success will grab Longmire up. #longlivelongmire

By: Becky Raymond

Becky Raymond — Fri, 03 Oct 2014 17:53:00 +0000

#longlivelongmire