) I guess the next on will be Poland then...
Post by RegisFan on May 26, 2007 10:49:00 GMT -5
Ever since "Deal or No Deal" began on NBC in the U.S., ABC has tried many times to create a gameshow to feed off of its success. "Show Me the Money," among countless others, have been quick flops and money-losers for the network.
So WHY then does the network not bring back its most successful game show for a quick ratings-gaining run? If ever there was a time to bring it back, preferably in the form of Super Millionaire, now was the time. The table is set:
1) Meredith's Millionaire is doing fantastic due to her morning show debut on NBC
2) Deal or No Deal continues to be a ratings success
3) Regis' morning show continues to grow in popularity, not to mention his recent newsbreaking surgery and role in "Shrek the Third"
4) Regis' primetime Millionaire still gets recognition for being a fantastic series- its the highest rated show on GSN, won GSN's "Gameshow Hall of Fame" honor, and Regis was named 15th Greatest Game Show Host of all time by Time magazine.
Why can't ABC, or any other network capable of picking up the show, realize what they are sitting on and give the show a new run, if not a week-long test or weekly show for a month? They wouldn't be any worse off then they already are.
So WHY then does the network not bring back its most successful game show for a quick ratings-gaining run? If ever there was a time to bring it back, preferably in the form of Super Millionaire, now was the time. The table is set:
1) Meredith's Millionaire is doing fantastic due to her morning show debut on NBC
2) Deal or No Deal continues to be a ratings success
3) Regis' morning show continues to grow in popularity, not to mention his recent newsbreaking surgery and role in "Shrek the Third"
4) Regis' primetime Millionaire still gets recognition for being a fantastic series- its the highest rated show on GSN, won GSN's "Gameshow Hall of Fame" honor, and Regis was named 15th Greatest Game Show Host of all time by Time magazine.
Why can't ABC, or any other network capable of picking up the show, realize what they are sitting on and give the show a new run, if not a week-long test or weekly show for a month? They wouldn't be any worse off then they already are.
