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What gives? I must be the weird one for not giving a rat's ass about these stupid alphabet shows. And then they recycle the same shows with a different city and different cast. How imaginative...
Last edited by Philosophizer; 05-20-2014 at 12:01 PM..
They make lots of money in syndication and in foreign markets.
From last year:
"NCIS is also an international hit, licensed in more than 200 markets. It is the #1 series on M6 in France, the #1 U.S. series on Rai2 in Italy and the #2 U.S. series overall, the #1 U.S. series on TV3 in Sweden, the #2 U.S. series on LaSexta in Spain, the #2 U.S. drama on Network Ten in Australia and the #3 U.S. series on Sat1 in Germany.
In domestic syndication, NCIS is broadcast on USA Network and ranks as cable's #1 off-network drama."
It appeals to old geezers who don't have the mental energy/lucidity to deal with edgy shows that question life and stuff, and instead prefer to watch the black-and-white, good guy/bad guy simplicity of a cop show.
It appeals to old geezers who don't have the mental energy/lucidity to deal with edgy shows that question life and stuff, and instead prefer to watch the black-and-white, good guy/bad guy simplicity of a cop show.
It appeals to old geezers who don't have the mental energy/lucidity to deal with edgy shows that question life and stuff, and instead prefer to watch the black-and-white, good guy/bad guy simplicity of a cop show.
You are correct. I very much prefer them over the "comedies".
It appeals to old geezers who don't have the mental energy/lucidity to deal with edgy shows that question life and stuff
You mean like Dancing with the Stars?
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