By season six, it had started to win its time slot, climbing to a personal-best #49 in the annual Nielsen rankings.
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Sure, its audience was skewed towards the 18-to-49's, but what kept it on the air, far from being simply a "vanity" project that "made the network look good", was that the show was actually NBC's fourth-most profitable series by the end of its run. Robert Thompson's book, Television's Second Golden Age, tells the story a bit differently. Elsewhere stayed on the air because of an innovative strategy of citing demographics to sell the show to advertisers, and it was kept around because of its appeal to the 18-to-49 demographic.
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I take issue with a few things in this article. Elsewhere celebrated its 100th episode by including a line about a patient named Cindy Kayshun who was still going strong after a hundred episodes of angina. Club where they profile shows that reached the 100-episode mark, which used to be the number after which episodes of a currently-airing show could be sold into syndication. Elsewhere, part of a series of articles on A.V. In preparing this blog, I came across a recent article about St. Club, which will likely stay in Google's top ten results for "St. Comment on a recent article about the show at A.V.
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