Some tweets from today (some of them are obviously responses to things people tweeted him, but I'm too sleepy to go back and find the initial comments, maybe later...):
Don't forget, the final 10 eps of
#Stargate Universe being airing Monday after a NEW episode of
#BeingHuman.
@
waragainstsleep SGU will be aired weekly, not all in one night.
@
PlayItGrand SGU started well on Fridays w/about 2.4 million viewers but by episode 10 it had dropped to 1.3 million.
@
DavidBlue When I use the
#Stargate hashtag my tweets show up on the syfy.com SGU site. Keeps only relevant @
syfy tweets on the site.
I agree. We'd like to be able to renew ALL our shows. RT @
darryljholmes Shame you couldnt renew
#SGU
@
TopherMade The problem is viewers didn't stay with it when it was in the same slot. Timeslot clearly wasn't the issue.
@
JoHowell Unfortunately it's endemic to the TV model. The only way to really try out a show is to put i on the air & see how it does.
@
ThomAllen What do you feel I have't been truthful about?
@
ebrophy Best thing is to watch online if you don't have TV service, altho being a TV business, TV viewers are what we really need
@
ThomAllen Like any TV show, some do, some don't, just as not all sci-fi fans like all sci-fi TV shows.
Q) @
VirgMobileBlows Do you feel Nielsen's are accurate of the viewership? A) Yes, tho no system can be 100% accurate.
@
VirgMobileBlows Keep in mind we have data to correlate with Nielsen ratings like online viewing, etc.
@
Darrolm we'd already seen bigger drops with it when kept in the same timeslot, before it moved. that's the real crux.
@
jostawebisna If split seasons hurt ratings no one would do it. The perception of split seasons does not much the reality of them.
@
jostawebisna V actually proves the point. V's ratings dropped more before its hiatus than after.