There are loads of way to keep the show profitable and on the air especially knowing it comes from SONY Universal who create a large number of shows on air and own an even larger number of shows in rerun on netflix and amazon and hulu. No reason in discarding a show that has proven already it is binge worthy.

Oh and for that person who leaked the renewal, the only thing less likely to be dealt with kindly than that would be to mention on line that your series was designed for cable not network, especially if you do not have in the actors contracts that nudity is a large part of cable and they are willing to do nude scenes in coming seasons. That is not wagging the dog but biting the hand that feed you as Networks own Cable and if they want a show on Cable or on the Net then they can make that happen.

Personally i would be talking about firing NBC’s programmer at this point and replacing her with some one more decisive and vocal. There have been far too many of these speculation pieces to be good for business and with a strike in the works it is not a time for indecision. Take ABC, it seems already they are announcing not only will there be a season 14 of Grey’s Anatomy but Krista Vernoff will be back writing some of it. That is what is called taking charge of a situation and turning it into a reason to stay loyal.

The Blacklist has a very impressive writing and acting staff, top down but you would not know it from what little attention NBC gives them. It looks as though the show either hypes itself or it goes unrecognized.

Sad so sad as it

I’m hoping Amazing Race survives, and with the writers strike, it just may be the skin of it’s teeth.