'No Ordinary Family' Not On ABC's Renewal Short List Airlock Alpha

'No Ordinary Family' Not On ABC's Renewal Short List But does that mean the show is actually worked? by MICHAEL HINMAN, Posted Jan-11-2011 Source: Examiner 2 Comment(s) Print Email Bookmark

Does early renaissance snub spell condemn for 'No Ordinary Family'?

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ABC already is seeing ahead to 2011-12, and has revealed the premier batch of shows that ambition make it until then.

Missing from namely initial catalogue, whatever, namely the freshman array "No Ordinary Family," indicating that the household superhero show starring Michael Chiklis may have just weeks apt detect the spectators it's been missing since right after its premiere.

Earning early renewals were "Castle," "Cougar Town," "Grey's Anatomy," "The Middle," "Modern Family" and "Private Practice." None of those are surprises, as maximum rate within the network's best-rated programs. Both "Modern Family" and "The Middle" had the best year-over-year audience additions of the fall, while "Grey's Anatomy" and "Private Practice" seasoned some slight audience erosion.

Some might penetrate the renewal snub for "No Ordinary Family" as manuscript on the wall. But really, there were a digit of shows ABC hat present to elect up, including "Desperate Housewives," "Brothers & Sisters," and 2 other new shows "Detroit 1-8-7" and "Better With You," always of which are anticipated to acquire renewals.

"No Ordinary Family" debuted with a solid 6.3 rating/10 share on Sept. 28, along to Fast National overnight ratings from The Nielsen Co. However,Mystery science theater 3000, it's since fallen to 4.8/8 mean, more than 11 percentage lower than what ABC did in the timeslot last annual.

It remains an of the genre's top-rated programs so far this year, however, outdoor of the series premiere of "The Cape" on NBC.

Top Genre Programs,Harry's Law, Through Jan. 11 -- [Audience Loyalty Index]

1.    The Cape (NBC)    5.0/8    [99.0] 2.    No Ordinary Family (ABC)    4.6/7    [73.7] 3.    The Event (NBC)    4.2/6    [62.4] 4.    V (ABC)    4.0/6    [NA] 5.    Chuck (NBC)    3.3/5    [88.4] 6.    Fringe (Fox)    3.2/5    [90.5] 7.    Vampire Diaries (CW)    2.1/4    [95.0] 8.    Smallville (CW)    1.6/3    [89.4] 9.    Supernatural (CW)    1.4/3    [84.0]

Fast Nationals usually cater a snapshot of what Americans are seeing by pulling numbers from the altitude urban marts that embody either live outlooking and same-day timeshifted outlooking. A rating point generally represents more than 1.1 million households when the share indicates the ratio of televisions rotated on that was tuned to the specific program. These mathematics typically shift while final ratings are issued.

Data collected from The Nielsen Co., for distributed by Zap2it. BlipNetwork alleys non-news, non-event programming, and diagrams as this article reflect winding of new incidents only. For extra information aboard the Audience Loyalty Index, press here.

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Michael Hinman is the author and site coordinator for Airlock Alpha and the plenary Genre Nexus. He owns Nexus Media Group Inc., the parent enterprise of the Genre Nexus. He's a marketing adviser by daytime and a veteran publish journalist. He lives in Tampa, Fla.