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Enterprise Vrs Stagate sg1

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  • 22-05-2004 9:10am
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    bizmark
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    Jesus talk about a plan upn ! move enterprise to direct competition with stargate sg1 in the usa :rolleyes:

    Enterprise is screwed there’s no way it can compete with stargate also they moved it to what many consider to be the "death" slot its lead in program is a repeat of Americas next big model or some **** like that

    I long for the good old days of TNG i really do :( On a better note stargate sg1 will gain around 3 million new viewers :D insureing a 9th season of the best sci fi on tv


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    User45701
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    Well, i would say SG1 but i will give 3 tumbs up to the 2nd half of season 3 of ENt, and once again it is NOT caue of the bettles its cause of the dialog and story


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    Pepe LeFrits
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    gotta fear those bettling tumbs


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    TCamen
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    Fridays are typically the least-watched night of network television. Maybe UPN is figuring some SG1 casual viewers will jump ship, considering they know there's a scifi audience there on Fridays already? America's Next Top Model is UPN's fastest growing show, so a repeat of it won't be a terrible lead-in.

    I'd like to see Enterprise dent SG1's audience - UPN is more widely available in the US than Scifi, so it's a calculated risk. I don't think UPN would be crushed if Enterprise tanks though :rolleyes:


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    _Kaiser_
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    More likely I think so they can justify cancelling it when it reaches 100 episodes (and is suitable for syndication).

    Just had a quick look at the Nielsen ratings and I must admit, I'm suprised to see that, despite some of the recent good episodes, they're still very low... I guess a lot of people just think "too little, too late".


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