Re: super hero time new time slot
Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 10:41 am
I'm more surprised by the fact Japan has a market for Sunday morning news shows. Ones that start at 5:50AM especially.
Well the question isn't about American media, it's about Japanese media. Is everything popular there still exclusively on all-audiences broadcast networks like TV-Asahi, or are there high profile, dedicated networks that get first run programming?takenoko wrote:I honestly don't know. I haven't paid attention to American cartoons in a while outside of My Little Pony, which I just watch through the Internet.
They're popular all over the world. Even with Japan's sheer weirdness, I would have been more surprised if there wasn't a market for them.Catastrophe wrote:I'm more surprised by the fact Japan has a market for Sunday morning news shows. Ones that start at 5:50AM especially.
Pretty much the former. The major networks have pretty tight control on all the super popular media. Netflix and Hulu are putting out their own original stuff but it's still mostly drama and the lifeblood of Japanese TV is the variety show, which you need popular actors/comedians and huge audiences for. Variety shows get the prime time slots and the most popular (arguably Itte Q) get over 20% of viewers sometimes.ViRGE wrote:Well the question isn't about American media, it's about Japanese media. Is everything popular there still exclusively on all-audiences broadcast networks like TV-Asahi, or are there high profile, dedicated networks that get first run programming?takenoko wrote:I honestly don't know. I haven't paid attention to American cartoons in a while outside of My Little Pony, which I just watch through the Internet.
Daym! Talk about culturally homogeneous. US shows haven't pulled those kinds of ratings in two decades! (Those would be Seinfeld numbers...)Lunagel wrote:Variety shows get the prime time slots and the most popular (arguably Itte Q) get over 20% of viewers sometimes.
I wouldn't think so; KR's merchandise have been doing really well recently (their Drivers have won the Hit Sales Award nearly every year since Fourze's).takenoko wrote:Why is the time slot changing? Is it getting the Friday night time slot of doom? Is Sentai/Kamen Rider doing so poorly that it's getting cancelled at last?
Yay!Phoenix512 wrote:At least Heybot would die so there is a bit of good news because of this.
I for one have never known kids that sleep in.Teenagers, sure. But kids are always wired to go at the crack of dawn, much to the chagrin of everyone else.Kurokage X wrote:I think it's because since viewership has been going down lately considering that they air at 7:30 AM & 8:00 AM for Super Sentai & Kamen Rider respectively and little kids sometimes don't have the instincts to wake up early so their solution is air it in a time where kids are up
I get that. I mean it's the start time that gets me. Most Sunday news in other countries start at either 9 or 10, which makes sense. And I'd understand a 6AM start time on a weekday so people would watch as they get ready for work. But on a Sunday? Fuck that. I'd prefer to sleep in.ViRGE wrote:They're popular all over the world. Even with Japan's sheer weirdness, I would have been more surprised if there wasn't a market for them.
Well Good Morning America starts at 6am Sunday here in the US. So there are people who like to be up that early, even on a Sunday. Older people, I'd imagine, given that the body tends to shift to early bed/early rise at that age.Catastrophe wrote:I get that. I mean it's the start time that gets me. Most Sunday news in other countries start at either 9 or 10, which makes sense. And I'd understand a 6AM start time on a weekday so people would watch as they get ready for work. But on a Sunday? Fuck that. I'd prefer to sleep in.ViRGE wrote:They're popular all over the world. Even with Japan's sheer weirdness, I would have been more surprised if there wasn't a market for them.