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<blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 332180" data-attributes="member: 370"><p>Titans was moved because it was doing badly in the Wednesday time slot, especially as they had the red hot West Wing on the same night - so moving it to Mondays were their attempt at salvaging it as their Monday line-up was bombing worse than Titans. Add that they had to make a decision if they wanted to go further than 13 episodes, so they had to do <em>something </em>to see if there was some life in it - so they would've been satisfied for the season if the audience that it had on Wednesdays had followed it to Mondays, but it fell further in the ratings. I don't think they failed at advertising it either - they took a break for two weeks and ran non-stop promos for it moving ("One wild night!"). Viewers knew, they just didn't care because it was a lousy show.</p><p></p><p>As for bringing in Joan and Donna - I doubt it. That sounds like pure rumour mill. Bringing those two in would've catapulted the costs further for a show that was essentially bombing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tommie, post: 332180, member: 370"] Titans was moved because it was doing badly in the Wednesday time slot, especially as they had the red hot West Wing on the same night - so moving it to Mondays were their attempt at salvaging it as their Monday line-up was bombing worse than Titans. Add that they had to make a decision if they wanted to go further than 13 episodes, so they had to do [I]something [/I]to see if there was some life in it - so they would've been satisfied for the season if the audience that it had on Wednesdays had followed it to Mondays, but it fell further in the ratings. I don't think they failed at advertising it either - they took a break for two weeks and ran non-stop promos for it moving ("One wild night!"). Viewers knew, they just didn't care because it was a lousy show. As for bringing in Joan and Donna - I doubt it. That sounds like pure rumour mill. Bringing those two in would've catapulted the costs further for a show that was essentially bombing. [/QUOTE]
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