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Return of the seagull pops.
Roman to Smackdown in the next Superstar Shakeup. (E5)
Return of the seagull pops.
To be fair, the move to Friday isn't from a great source.
If it is going on the Main Network, I doubt it will be taped
From a roster standpoint, I fully expect WWE to keep building up Seth Rollins and when the Smackdown move comes, one of Roman or Seth move to Smackdown.
Friday isn’t a premium TV timeslot though. Tuesday or Wednesday would have been much better.
What plays on FOX in the 8-10pm timeslot on those days? Because Smackdown, even at 2.5m, kills it in the 18-49 demo and is always a top ranked show on Tuesday nights.FOX ain't giving up those nights on the main network for a show that averages 2.5M viewers lol.
Whoa. Hollywood Reporter (no idea how credible it is) says 5 years, $1-billion.
Holy ****
How do you NOT keep it live if that’s the deal
What plays on FOX in the 8-10pm timeslot on those days? Because Smackdown, even at 2.5m, kills it in the 18-49 demo and is always a top ranked show on Tuesday nights.
For example, only thing I see above it from this past Tuesday was ESPN.
Yup. And Meltzer was saying 80-160m is the easy street for them. They more than doubled the 80m.200 million a year.
About right.
Fox isn't paying that for a taped show though
It’ll still be tape delay out west, but of course it’s live. Why did anyone think it won’t be?
With Fox throwing the bank at them and reportedly putting it on the main network, they would be stupid to not change things for this deal. I can't Fox paying a billion dollars for something that will be leaked 3 days earlier if it's not live.Because airing it live on Friday's would involve WWE changing the way they've scheduled things for nearly 20 years now...
I think people massively overrate the effect of tape delay has on actual average viewers.
if you look at when SDL went Live, the 10 weeks after the change drew about 300k more per week than the 10 weeks before the changeI think people massively overrate the effect of tape delay has on actual average viewers.
if you look at when SDL went Live, the 10 weeks after the change drew about 300k more per week than the 10 weeks before the change
I didn't realize you spoke for all the viewers. Thank you for that.SmackDown's ratings didn't increase because they went live
They increased because they created a real brand split and returned a main title back on SD television and reorganized the entire show's format to not be a continuation of Raw's storylines.