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median CBS viewer age is 58.2 (up .3 from 2012)

gregg75

gregg75

Dancing with the Stars is catered for 62 year olds in early retirement? Gosh, I always thought it was in the 40-50 bracket.

-crainbebo
 
NBC is not helping themselves by bringing back "Murder, She Wrote" (which was one of CBS's--and all of television's--oldest-skewing shows in the '80s and '90s).
 
I was never a fan of "Murder, She Wrote" but with Octavia Spencer playing the part I will check it out. She seems to have the perfect quirkiness for that part.
 
gregg75 said:
I was never a fan of "Murder, She Wrote" but with Octavia Spencer playing the part I will check it out. She seems to have the perfect quirkiness for that part.
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I will too but I won't like it. I didn't realize I would have liked "Murder, She Wrote" until just before it was cancelled.
 
http://www.thewrap.com/TV-richest-a...how-thewrap-looks-highest-lowest-income-shows

some advertisers care more about income or education than age, but most advertisers assume anyone over 50 will be a coke drinker til they die in up 50 years from now, are the demographics for the repeats of Fox's toons on Adult Swim any different from those on Sunday night? we all know a lot of younger viewers (and even some old geezers) don't even watch shows during their appointed network times
 
nomadcowatbk said:
http://www.thewrap.com/TV-richest-a...how-thewrap-looks-highest-lowest-income-shows

some advertisers care more about income or education than age, but most advertisers assume anyone over 50 will be a coke drinker til they die in up 50 years from now, are the demographics for the repeats of Fox's toons on Adult Swim any different from those on Sunday night? we all know a lot of younger viewers (and even some old geezers) don't even watch shows during their appointed network times
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I was never a Coke drinker. I only like Pepsi. Mountain Dew is even better. But flavored water is healthier. Supposedly. At least it tastes better than diet caffeine-free drinks.
 
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