Top Posts + Comment and Question of the Week

The Ratings Junkie

Welcome back! Due to it being the end of the month and a less-than-normal amount of articles published this week, this post will be changed up a little bit today. Here are the features.

A raw ranking of the top 5 posts of July
A raw ranking of the top 10 posts of all time (May-July)
A featured comment of the week
One open-ended question

I can also tell you that the top post of the week was What Does NBC's Future Look Like? by Hunter, which was also the most successful of the five-part series.

Here are the top 5 posts of July. Remember that the list only counts actual articles, and not posts like these. Click on the page name to follow the link.

Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 10 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 3 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 24 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 17 by Hunter
ABC Comedy Parts 6+7 by theratingsjunkie

I think it's safe to say what our most popular feature was this month. Now, for the top 10 posts of all time.

Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 10 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: June 19 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 3 by Hunter
What's Trending: Upfronts 2015 by Eric
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 24 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: July 17 by Hunter
Summer Renew/Cancel Predictions: June 26 by Hunter
ABC Comedy Parts 6+7 by theratingsjunkie
A Look Back At Revenge: How it Played Out and How it Could Have Survived by Oh Smoo
Questions of the Week: A TV Ratings Guide Summer Exclusive by theratingsjunkie

Just outside of the top 10 was Alan's July 12th edition of The TV Ratings Guide Weekly. Thanks to everyone who has been visiting The TV Ratings Guide as of late, it is greatly appreciated. The fact that the site is up 70% from June and almost 30% from May really says something. We hope you continue to return throughout the rest of the summer and through the fall season!

Comment and Question of the Week

Luke Lambright 4 days ago

I know this is a very hard question to answer but where do you think NBC is gonna put its midseason shows? I know that people say that Shades of Blue can't go to Wednesdays at 8 just because it would be facing American Idol (Jennifer Lopez would be in both), but I think it just makes the most sense. And I have absolutely no clue where NBC is gonna put Hot and Bothered and Superstore! Some people think they'll end up on Sundays but I think they deserve better than that. Could we possibly see the return of NBC comedies on Thursday? Maybe the comedies will go in the 8:00 Wednesday hour and Shades of Blue could go on Thursdays? Who knows...I just wanna see what you think. Very nice article btw!!!

Thanks Luke for the very insightful question. Only myself and HV have responded so far, so I have decided to double it up as the Question of the Week. Where do you think NBC will put their wide plethora of midseason shows?