'Quarterlife' Jumps To NBC, Bombs.
MySpace and producer Marshall Herskovitz say that "Quarterlife", the TV-like Web show, is a hit. But when the show jumped to an actual TV network last night, it flopped. NBC drew 3.1 million viewers for the show's national TV debut Tuesday night -- 43% and 48% less than CBS and ABC, respectively, drew during the same 10 pm slot (Fox doesn't broadcast nationally during that hour).
Most worrisome for NBC is that "Quarterlife" lost millions of viewers who watched the show that preceded it. Apparently more people would rather watch fatties than self-absorbed twentysomethings: NBC's "Biggest Loser: Couples" drew 7.4 million viewers at 9 pm, according to Nielsen.
Here's how "Quarterlife" stacked up against the competition at 10 pm:
- NBC "Quarterlife": 3.1 million viewers
- CBS "Jericho": 6.9 million viewers
- ABC "Primetime": 7.7 million viewers




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One, the girls need better hair stylists. Hair flipping is annoying and some hair cuts are in order.
Two, if they all could be just a little less self-absorbed, Marshall, you might have something here.
Three, just because Jericho and Primetime had more viewers means absolutely nothing. Some of the best shows in the past started slowly. Hell, Thirtysomething was not a hit out of the gate. Neither was Seinfeld.
After one primetime viewing, let's not slam the door on what seems to have promise.
I don't think it flopped.
Gordogekko100
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