This past Fall had a record number of sci fi and fantasy shows airing on
the broadcast and cable networks and mid-season will be bringing even
more into the fold with several new entries premiering over the coming
weeks and months. When looking at these shows before they have debuted,
it’s always hard to give a reasonable prediction on whether or not they
will meet with ratings success because there are too many factors that
can’t be fully assessed until you have some numbers to look at. For that
reason, I rarely give a new series the highest or lowest Cancellation
Alert status before they have had their premieres. That said, I have made a few exceptions over the past few years, previously giving Arrow and Agents of SHIELD a Low Cancellation alert (which worked well for the former but the jury is still out on the latter). I also gave The Neighbors a High Cancellation Alert before it debuted and that one proved me wrong (though many will argue vehemently that it should have been cancelled and it is surely head there this season). And I was tempted below to give both CBS’ Intelligence and Syfy’s Helix a Low Cancellation Alert prior to their debuts, but I decided to keep them at a more conservative Moderate. Read the full article at CancelledSciFi.com.
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