week spent performing a brief review as is after one season is enfrontandose to the last third at this very moment and that ABC was the worst stop to see their demographics fell to fourth place in the general networks and its problems to make new bets as they did coagulum 7 seasons ago.
Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy and Lost were the three big hits that provided a power of calling mass to a network that was in his hours down, the same situation as found at this time is that once we look at all the pilots that ABC is ordering for next year is not difficult to imagine that are trying to replicate in a way that turning point that got in just one season.
Desperate Housewives has proven to be the most profitable series of three for the channel, first because it has helped to launch and succeed as a lead-in with three other productions that have structured the grill station in Boston many times as legal (2004-2008), Grey's Anatomy (2005 -?) and Brothers & Sisters (2006 -?) and second because it has maintained a higher percentage of their faithful, ie, less erosion than the other two hearings massive success of that batch.
Grey's Anatomy hooked to the audience after Desperate Housewives on Sunday nights on ABC but after two seasons in that time it was decided to transfer to Thursday where he failed in the attempt to set a new standard in the hours from 10:00 pm to five times with Six Degrees (2006-2007), Men in Trees (2006-2008), October Road (2007-2008), Big Shots (2007-2008) and Life On Mars (2008-2009 ), finding the ideal complement with another series called Private Rhimes factory Practice (2007 -?)
Lost appeared as a mass phenomenon in every sense, but not was able to maintain its mass following and began to decline earlier than the previous ones, also involved a complete fiasco as a springboard for up to 7 new series as a lead-in, Invasion (2005-2006), The Evidence (2006), The Nine ( 2006), Eli Stone (2008-2009), Life On Mars (the blame is shared with Grey's Anatomy) (2008-2009), The Unusuals (2009) and V (2009 -?) Failed to excel in any case not in total numbers of audience or demographic.
Now for the 2011-2012 season ABC has commissioned three major gurus who managed to break the series paths Audiometers in 2004 to return to work the miracle. Shonda Rhimes has launched "In Crisis" which will follow a public relations consultant and his dysfunctional team with Henry Ian Cusick, Marc Cherry is committed to the supernatural with "Hallelujah" where in a small town in Tennessee will form a struggle between forces of good and evil and Damon Lindelof are involved in "Once Upon A Time" where it seems that the life stories will be updated to today's society.
But that's not all, of these three great dramas must be added the reimagining of Charlie's Angels and new gambling executive producers as famous as Josh Schwartz, Darren Star and Krista Vernoff that make an interesting bet ahead of September.
During these past seven seasons we learn that nothing ventured, nothing gained. ABC Will he be able to get three new proposals that returned to their natural ranking second in the most watched station? And what is more important Can these bets to restructure your grill and bring new successes after the failure of Lost and Grey's Anatomy?
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