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Gray’s Anatomy, The 100, Reign: The Record of US Hearings of the Week

sivertime — Sun, 14 May 2017 19:12:22 +0000

Like every week, it’s time to take stock of the American audiences of your favorite series. So who is at the top, who makes a flop? Discover it now!
That says new week says new burst of episodes of our favorite series. So it’s time to know if they continue to attract a lot of fans or if some seem to bother their audience. Sunday: One time is not custom, NCIS Los Angeles, stable, dominates the evening on CBS with 9.06 million fans for 1% on the target audience. On the same channel, Madam Secretary underwent a very slight decline (7.58 million and 0.7%), while the Elementary rate rose a bit, but its audience declined (4.22 million for 0.6%). On NBC, Chicago Justice is down (5.35 million and 1%) as is Shades of Blue (4.09 million and 0.9%).
The Simpsons’ 28th season continues to appeal to 2.34 million fans (1%) while the last two episodes of season 3 of Last Man on Earth attracted 1.76 and 1.84 million fans for 0.7 % On the target audience. Bob’s Burger did better with 2.02 million (0.9%) while Making History grew slightly (1.49 million and 0.6%). On the cable, Into the Badlands is down (1.29 million and 0.5%) as is The Leftovers (810,000 and 0.3%). On HBO Silicon Valley (770,000 and 0.4%) and Veep (490,000 and 0.2%) were also broadcast. On Starz, the first season of American Gods continues before 710 000 curious (0, 3%) while The White Princess is up (850 000 and 0.2%). On Showtime Billions attracted 1.02 million curious (0.3%).
Monday : On the CW Supergirl goes back a little with 1.88 million fans for 0.6% as Jane the Virgin approaches the million (990,000 and 0.4%). It is still CBS that still scored the highest scores with a penultimate Scorpion episode rising (7.52 million and 1.1%) and although the final season of Kevin Can Wait attracts fewer fans than last week (5.68 million and 1.1%). On the same channel, Man with a Plan (5.16 million and 1%), Superior Donuts (4.84 million and 0.9%) and The Great Indoors (3.91 million and 0.7%) were also broadcast . On the FOX, Gotham continues a successful comeback (3, Lucifer is down slightly (3.25 million and 0.9%) and on ABC, Quantico is down before 2.54 million fans (0.5%). On cable, Better Call Saul attracted curious 1.76 million (0.7%) and Angie Tribeca (660,000 and 0.3%), Baby Daddy (420,000 and 0.2%) and Young & Hungry ( 420 000 and 0.2%) were also disseminated.
Tuesday : At 8:00 pm NCIS is still up on CBS with 13.39 million curious and a stable rate of 1.4% and is followed by a new episode of Bull also rising (11.03 million and 1.2% ) As NCIS: New Orleans concludes the evening with 9.02 million fans for 1% on the target audience. Meanwhile on NBC, the first season of Great News continues down with episodes 5 and 6 which respectively attracted 3.47 million (0.8%) and 2.6 million (0.7%) of curious. Chicago Fire was then broadcast at 10 pm in very slight decline also (5.92 million and 1.2%). ABC broadcast The Middle (5.02 million and 1.2%), American Housewife (4.29 million and 1.2%), Fresh Off The Boat (3.43 million and 1%), Imaginary Mary (2.83 million and 0.9%) and Agents of SHIELD (2.14 million And 0.7%). At 8pm, FOX released two new episodes of Brooklyn Nine-Nine (1.79 million and 0.7% followed by 1.44 million and 0.6%) followed by Prison Break with a slight drop of 2.37 million fans and one Stable rate of 0.9%. Finally The Flash ( 2.71 million and 1%) and IZombie (970,000 and 0.3%) were aired on The CW and there was also a new episode of Pretty Little Liars , which comes to an end on Freeform.
Wednesday : The evening starts at 20h on ABC with The Goldbergs up slightly but suffered a slight decline in its rate (5.22 million and 1.3%). It is followed by Speechless also down (4.28 million and 1.1%), Modern Family up (5.71 million and 1.6%) and by the final season of Black-ish which is also rising (4.75 million and 1.3 per cent). Designated Survivor closes the evening on ABC at 10pm with better figures than last week (4.92 million and 1%). Meanwhile on NBC, Chicago PD (6.17 million and 1.3%), Law and Order SVU (5.01 million and 1.1%) and Blindspot – renewed for a third season – (3, 92 million and 0.8%) were disseminated. On CBS, the final season of Criminal Minds attracted 8.12 million curious for a rate of 1.6% on target audience is rising while the spin-off Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders has undergone a slight With 4.85 million viewers and 0.8%. On the Fox, Empire is up from 6.32 million fans and 2.2% on target audience and Shots Fired remains stable (3.12 million and 0.8%). The heroes of Arrow and The 100 respectively attracted 1.65 million (0.6%) and 860,000 (0.3%) viewers and on cable, Fargo gathered 1.04 million fans.
Thursday : CBS dominates the evening with the final season of The Big Bang Theory which attracts 12.99 million fans for a rate of 2.7% followed by the last episode of Mom (8.12 million And 1.5%) and then Life in Pieces (5.97 million and 1.1%). On ABC the TGIT continues with a new episode of season 13 of Gray’s Anatomy stable (7.02 million and 1.8%) then Scandal slightly down with 5.1 million curious and 1.4% on target audience and Finally the final series of The Catch down also before 2.96 million fans (0.6%). On NBC, the final seasons were also on record as Chicago Med ended with an upward score of 7.01 million fans (1.2%) while The Blacklist remained stable (4.87 million and 0, 8%). On the CW , Supernatural attracted 1.42 million curious (0.5%) and Riverdale ‘s first season ended in front of 960,000 fans (0.4%). Friday : The unadjusted figures are good for the CW since The Originals attracted 1.24 million fans (0.4%) is a good increase compared to last week while Reign also benefited from an increase with 1 , 1 million curious (0.3%), Remains to be seen what will be the results once corrected. NBC First Dates was down slightly (3.33 million and 0.7%) while on CBS, Hawaii Five-0 is stable and makes the best score of the evening (7.89 million and 1%) What Do you think?

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Supergirl Season 2: Episode 12, Can Kara Trust Lena Luthor? Our criticism

sivertime — Tue, 14 Feb 2017 19:39:52 +0000

Last night, the American channel The CW broadcast episode 12 of season 2 of Supergirl. Then discover without further delay our review of “Luthors”, as well as the video promo of the next episode.
Since we met Lena Luthor in season 2 of Supergirl , the question arises: can we trust him? We are all familiar with the story between Superman and Lex Luthor and of course we can not help wondering if Kara is going to live the same situation as his cousin with Lena, Lex’s sister . Episode 12 of Supergirl’s season 2 offers us a dive into the universe of Luthor, between manipulation and the quest for power, where we learn a little better to know Lillian and Lena. While Lillian Luthor’s judgment is in full swing, Kara decides to pay a visit to her friend Lena to see how she is experiencing this event. She urges him to go visit him in prison, because Kara, still optimistic, Believes she can still solve the problems Lena has with her mother. Unfortunately, everything will go from bad to worse from there.
If Lillian suddenly appears as a loving and understanding mother, as viewers, one suspects that this sudden reversal is certainly a new manipulation on her part. It is discovered that Lena, although adopted, is a true Luthor since she is the daughter of Lionel and another woman than Lillian. It is for this reason that Lillian has always had trouble creating a connection with her daughter, but she would like to redeem herself now. We can not blame Lena for falling in the panel, after all, she spent her life trying to get the interest of her mother. But then, while this meeting takes place, Metallo receives a small package: kryptonite. He escapes from the court while he is testifying and Lena is incarcerated for complicity because a video of surveillance implies it directly in the escape of Metallo. From there, only Kara believes in Lena’s innocence, other people are far too influenced by the fact that it is a Luthor . Here, it is interesting to see how the series points out the prejudices that one can have about a person because of his family or his origins. For once, it is not Supergirl who judges too fast. It is interesting to see how the series points to the prejudices that one can have about a person because of his family or his origins. For once, it is not Supergirl who judges too fast. It is interesting to see how the series points to the prejudices that one can have about a person because of his family or his origins. For once, it is not Supergirl who judges too fast.
And Kara has ample reason to believe that Lena is innocent since it is discovered later that Lillian has all crafted just to get the help of his daughter. Indeed, she needs Lena’s DNA – a Luthor – to access one of her son Lex’s secret chests, which is full of objects capable of fighting aliens – and mostly Superman and By extension Supergirl . If Kara arrives in time to save Lena from the imminent explosion of Metallo – which was equipped with an unstable synthetic kryptonite – she fails to capture Lillian and the real Hank Henshaw . The episode offers us a beautiful scene between Kara and Lena – the tension was palpable! – But the end makes us doubt on the sincerity of Lena.
Finally, Kara finally accepts the feelings she feels for Mon-El. If we do not know yet if the idea of seeing Kara and Mon-El together is the best solution for the plot, we must admit that they are both pretty cute. Nevertheless, their rapprochement is quickly interrupted by the arrival of a certain Mr. Mxyzptlk who announces to Kara that he likes it! And if we believe the video of Episode 13, which you can see above, this gentleman will be ready to do anything to get the favors of Supergirl. Know that you can already find all you need to know about Mr. Mxyzptlk in Supergirl’s saion 2 , on melty. Anyway, we really liked this episode that puts Lena Luthor and her relationship with Kara back on the stage. One hopes however that the writers will not fall into the trap of making her a “bad girl” just because she is a real Luthor. What did you think of this episode?

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Supergirl Season 2: Episode 10, Kara discovers the identity of the Guardian, our critic

sivertime — Wed, 01 Feb 2017 18:22:45 +0000

Last night, the American channel The CW broadcast episode 10 of season 2 of Supergirl. Then discover our review of “We Can Be Heroes”.
After several episodes of bitching about the Guardian, Kara finally discovered the identity of it in episode 10 of season 2 of Supergirl , which aired last night on the CW, and the least we can say c Is that it does not please our super-heroine at all. “We Can Be Heroes” begins as Kara is currently lead Mon-El, who is determined to become a superhero. All this is quickly interrupted by the escape of Livewire, the nemesis of Supergirl we met in season 1. All the heroes are then in the race to try to stop the young woman and nothing goes as planned. First Kara realizes that Mon-El is not yet ready for a good teammate, and then she discovers that James Winn and spend their nights fighting crime and thus putting their lives – human – in danger. If we can find Kara a little moralizing, we can not help but agree with her.
Meanwhile, I’m faced with a dilemma. M’gann is agonized in her cell and Alex does not seem to be able to determine what affects her but she sees that her life is in danger but does not know how to help her. The only one who can do this is J’onn, but he refuses to put his resentment on the race that murdered his people aside in an attempt to help M’gann. Fortunately, after several persuasive attempts, Alex succeeded in convincing Ionn to connect her mind with that of M’gann in order to see what she has. Again, Supergirl puts women at the heart of the action, it is they who lead the dance, as Kara James, Winn and Mon-El, and showing others the way adopted . In the end, I am saving M’gann and even agrees to release her. Unfortunately she announces the imminent arrival of the White Martians …
If the plot around Livewire is far from being the most exciting of the season – or even the episode, we appreciate to see this crazy character again and the fact that it allows Kara to have discussions at heart Opened with James, Winn and Mon-El. Our heroine does not hesitate to remain in positions, even after the success of their intervention to three. She thinks that Winn and James do not need to put their lives in danger to be heroes and refuse to fight with them. In terms of Mon-El, it surprises the Kryptonian to his apartment to his apologies and he finally confessed his feelings . Unfortunately for him, Kara does not seem to feel the same with him. Meanwhile, next week, we invite you to discover our program series of the week including Clem, Vikings and The 100! What do you think ?

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Supergirl Season 2: Episode 9, the identity of Mon-El unveiled? Our criticism!

sivertime — Tue, 24 Jan 2017 20:16:59 +0000

While Supergirl’s season 2 was finally back last night on the CW, let’s go back in detail to the main events that paced “Supergirl Lives”!
She’s finally back! And yes the meltynauts, after weeks of absence and teasing, the beautiful Supergirl came back inflamed the American network with a solid mid-season premiere and terribly intriguing. The more the episodes pass, the more the series seems to improve finding both its rhythm and its identity. While the editorial ‘of melty proposed to discover all there was to know about episode 9 of season 2 Supergirl , back in detail on the main events that took place in “Supergirl Lives” aired last night on the CW . And the least we can say is that secrets are commonplace at National City. While Mon-El continues to lie with Kara about his true identity and James Winn and trying to find the courage to tell him the truth about The Guardian, Alex hides much of his work to Maggie. And all this seemed about to explode over the episode progressed . But while Kara felt utterly useless since her superhero’s job revolved mainly around robberies and robberies, here she is attracted by a mission of the most dangerous: to find a teenager visibly kidnapped by an extraterrestrial.
Yes, the pretty Kara regularly goes to the forefront of trouble and we can only agree with Mon-El. And when these two find themselves on a planet reserved for slaves, it is a little disaster. We love and love the duo formed by the two young people as humor and complicity are always at the rendezvous between them. And it was clearly nice to finally visit another planet. This is probably one of the only series Arrowverse who can afford to send us there without losing credibility . And one adheres totally all the more so as this excursion was rich in revelation. First, it seems clear that Mon-El is indeed the Prince of Daxam and that the Dominators are ready to do anything to protect him. Worse, he is on the run and it is only a matter of time before armed forces land in order to arrest him. But then, will Mon-El finally confess the truth to Kara? Can he survive even if he now wants to become a superhero? For his part, Winn was trying to recover from his emotions after a terrible aggression. Generally fearless and unconcerned, this altercation has destroyed his motives and the young man never wants to go on the field again. Fortunately, a speech of encouragement from Alex and a good fight quickly overcome his hesitation.
But it is also the couple formed by Alex and Maggie who brought a good balance of touch “Supergirl Lives” . Because this episode first brought a strong and extremely powerful message. Indeed, how many of us are experiencing difficult and depressing hardships that we sometimes want to give up? But it is precisely when everything seems lost, when hope runs through our fingers that we must fight harder to get out. We must not run away from our problems, we must rise because this is the only thing that will allow us to move forward. Supergirl has this undeniable force: she is able to put his finger on what affects us and what upsets us . An asset that makes her a series full of heart and promises. In short, the show was back in force this week proposing us to embark on a journey full of surprises and emotions. Until next week, relive the day with me … Supergirl charmed me by his audacity on melty. What did you think of this episode?

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Supergirl sason 2: Episode 7, Kara faces Cyborg Superman, our criticism

sivertime — Tue, 22 Nov 2016 16:06:04 +0000

Last night the US channel The CW aired episode 7 of season 2 Supergirl. Discover then immediately our critique of “The Darkest Place”.

After several particularly exciting episodes, Season 2 Supergirl offers a less well built and transient episode before the big event crossover with Arrow, The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow . The episode 7 of season 2 Supergirl still remains full of surprises and launches new tracks for several intrigues. In “The Darkest Place” , which is aptly named because it appears to night for three quarters of the episode, Kara flies to the rescue of Mon-El when he was abducted by the CADMUS Project. Upon arrival she comes face to face with the real Hank Henshaw, who was turned into a cyborg Superman . This meeting is not proceeding well for Kara ends up being trapped along with Mon-El. From there, our Supergirl discovers not only that Lillian is actually Lillian Luthor, Lex’s mother and Lena and she is determined to avenge that Superman could do for her son. And to put his plan to the point, she needs blood Kara, that cyborg Superman can impersonate the Fortress of Solitude and ask about the MEDUSA project.
Time spent imprisoned alongside allowed Kara and Mon-El to get closer still, especially because it has finally shown its vulnerability. No more jokes, Mon-El was able to be honest in admitting he was scared and did not think he could survive what happened to Daxam. But as he prepares to unveil a secret Kara, Jeremiah Danvers arrives and saves CAMDUS! This seems perfectly healthy as it is now 15 years it is held prisoner. The fact that he manages to get them out so quickly and it seems to be free really stoked our curiosity. What could hide Jeremiah? Was it really him? Meanwhile, James in his new costume Guardian continues to play vigilant. He finds himself confronting a watchful another one who does not hesitate to kill those who merit he said. James, with the help of Alex Winn, must prove that he is not the murderer and people think that it is the actions of someone else.
This plot rather reminds us of the first season and is clearly not the most exciting of the episode. If you are happy to see that the writers have found a more important role for the character of James Olsen, for the moment it remains a bit wobbly . Fortunately, this was an opportunity to interact Alex and Maggie. No longer able to pretend, Alex chose to be honest with Maggie confessing that she was hurt because his feelings were not reciprocated. At least, all hope is not lost for shippers of “Sanders” since at the end of the episode, Maggie just apologize and open up a bit about feelings stating that she “can not imagine his life without her ” and that she would really like them to be friends. Alex finally accepted even if we see that she would like more of this relationship. Supergirl has really matured this season as it skillfully to handle human relationships in the midst of the plot aliens and superheroes.
For its part, J’onn began to hallucinate his family, only to eventually discover the true identity of M’gann. As one might imagine, J’onn does not take the news very well, we even thought he would end up killing her. But when we think he’s going to finally move forward – since M’gann is now behind bars – she reveals to him that because of the transfusion she made him, he will little by -little turn into Martian Blanc . We can not imagine what it will be for trauma J’onn, saw what he feels for them, and one wonders if there will be a way for the WD reverse the process. End Note also that, Mon-El seems very interested in the love life of Kara – so much so that it is not very subtle, asking if she’s single to Winn and James. Both characters have an undeniable chemistry since the beginning, more than Kara and James, but still wonders if all this is reciprocal. To be continued … In the meantime, know that you can already find the synopsis of episode 8 of season 2 Supergirl, marking the first part crossover with the Flash, Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow . What did you think of this episode?

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Supergirl Season 2: Episode 5, the first fruits of the Guardian, our criticism

sivertime — Tue, 08 Nov 2016 19:45:32 +0000

Last night the US channel The CW aired episode 5 of season 2 Supergirl. Then discover our critique of “Crossfire.”

The episode 5 of season 2 Supergirl is full of humor and surprises including the character of Alex. Since the arrival of Maggie, it is clear that the spark between the two women and we even could feel the disappointment of Alex when she learned that Maggie was a couple in the last episode. There, we learn that she has been dumped, and Alex tries all means to cheer her up. Finally, this relationship developed with Maggie will push Alex to ask questions about his sexuality and his attraction to women. In a very touching speech, she told her new friend that she never found her happiness by dating men and the relationship they share makes her question now . Alex is perhaps not yet ready to realize the extent of his feelings, but it is undeniable that the two women have a chemistry and a strong bond. We are delighted that the CW has chosen to explore this kind of intrigue for Alex, because we love her character and this allows it to be more emphasized.

Meanwhile, Kara is trying to initiate Mon-El to human life. Makeover, new identity, new work, “Mike” is now an assistant at CatCo and the least we can say is that it is very different from the wise Kara. Again, the two characters are going to disagree, and that is by talking with Kara Alex will realize that it can not force Mon-El to be like her and that he must find his own way in this unknown world for him. The dynamic that develops between them is really interesting and we can not wait to see how will evolve their relationship. Moreover, James Olsen was finally back on the center stage after being very absent this season. We discover that he has a secret ambition: to become a vigilante . But now, he has no superpowers and Winn warns as it is a highly dangerous pastime, despite his black belt in karate.

Finally, Winn includes arguments that motivate James to want to do something to defend the residents of National City and then it will make him an outfit capable of protecting it. The Guardian born gradually before us … Finally, actions Lena Luthor us to believe that it could eventually be much better than his brother Lex. In fact, it was she who saved everyone the attackers from the Project CADMUS and we must admit we hope to see her interact with Winn. So even an episode of Supergirl as we liked, especially because it shows us a superhero character with flaws that sometimes judge people too quickly Furthermore, the secondary characters are not left to side and it’s nice to see that each in its own plot. We just wonder where was J’onn … Until next week, know that you can already read the synopsis 7 of season 2 Supergirl . What did you think of this episode?

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