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BACK FAT LOL!!!

What's going on??

Well, I know what THEY'LL be doing after the match! Midnight sandwich action!

She's less naked than usual...

Not really arranged, people marrying for reasons other than love though. Think of it like "power couples".

It's her being UPLIFTING IN A DIFFERENT WAY!!

This might be from Season 3--or maybe a bit where she's grown up or something...

Get Ready...

Well, that didn't happen. It's #31-#35 all weekend. Still, should get people hyped for #42 on TV tonight!

Oh yeah, SUUUUUUUUUUURE, cross-eyed Freddie Mercury on steroids here proves your point entirely! He may be musclebound, but he still looks goofy!

Yeah, you're right. That WAS laughable. It's just gonna be an hour of Gumball leading-in to American Dad. Not sure what the hell they're thinking with that one. BUT, potentially HUGE for Toonami's ratings is Puss N' Boots (the movie) leading-in to DBZ Kai. These blockbuster movies ALL seem to do well on CN, they provided a decent lead-in to Dragon Ball Super last year, and now they will likely do the same for Toonami as a whole. Now I ain't saying the million-pluses will return, except of course for DBS in delayed viewing, but I'd say the first 2.5 hours staying in the 800K range is entirely feasible!

So, Live+3's are in for the week of 9/15, and they're as follows: https://programminginsider.com/live3-weekly-ratings-american-horror-story-apocalypse-premiere-ranks-as-second-most-watched-cable-program-of-2018-to-date/ My Hero Academia [R] (ADSM, Sat., 9/15/18 10:00 PM) • Live+Same Day: 0.644 million viewers / 0.367 million adults 18-49 (0.28 adults 18-49 rating) • Live+3 Day: 0.722 million viewers (+0.078M; +12.11%) / 0.411 million adults 18-49 (0.32 adults 18-49 rating) (+0.044M; +0.03 rating; +11.99%) Dragon Ball Super (ADSM, Sat., 9/15/18 10:30 PM) • Live+Same Day: 0.719 million viewers / 0.451 million adults 18-49 (0.35 adults 18-49 rating) • Live+3 Day: 1.088 million viewers (+0.369M; +51.32%) / 0.673 million adults 18-49 (0.52 adults 18-49 rating) (+0.222M; +0.17 rating; +49.22%) Decent gain for MHA but MONSTER gains for Super. And speaking of Super... https://programminginsider.com/thursday-final-ratings-nfl-network-again-earns-dominant-prime-time-victory/ Dragon Ball Super (repeat) (ADSM, 8:00 PM, 30 min.) • 0.478 million viewers (#75) • 0.28 HH (#79) • 0.18 A18-49 (#46) • 0.21 A18-34 (#13) • 0.15 A25-54 (#78) Dragon Ball Super (repeat) (ADSM, 8:30 PM, 30 min.) • 0.468 million viewers (#77) • 0.27 HH (#80) • 0.18 A18-49 (#46) • 0.22 A18-34 (#9) • 0.17 A25-54 (#68) Interesting. All the raw numbers from this conclusion of the Future Trunks/Goku Black/Zamasu arc were lower than the episode on Wednesday which SHOULD have been its conclusion, but in terms of 18-34 ranking, these episodes did better. However, as I mentioned before, [as] is losing the DBS Power hour to CN on 10/1, but strangely enough, there's a rumor that the power hour may continue--just on CN and not [as]. I didn't know that was possible...

The competition heats up, with only 4 teams able to compete for the grand prize! ...but something sinister lurks in the shadows!! Watch the spectacle kick off Toonami one last time at 10 PM tonight--before it moves even EARLIER next week--9:30 PM!

The battle between universes heats up as Gohan enters the fray, but can he beat Lavender the middle-child wolf guy from Universe 9? Find out tomorrow night (9/22) at 10:30 one last time! ONLY TOONAMI!!!

Josuke's adventure continues!! 12:30 AM tomorrow night (9/22) Only Toonami!!

SAVE ERWIN FROM THE GALLOWS!!! One last time at 11 PM tomorrow night (9/22), ONLY TOONAMI!!

If you hurry, you can catch the West Coast feed! ...well, most of it anyway!

Well, it's almost half over, but here ya go...

I'm sure everyone knows by now that by this time next week, this rerun will be over, but at least we've got one week left, right? First up tonight, the first time Arale has appeared on weekday TV since like 2003: And then after that, it's "Take Me Out To The Ballgame..." ...but I'll post that preview later!

Didn't happen in '17 though. However, that was the exception, and in '18 looks like we go back to the rule. Indeed it has happened every year since Adult Swim first took over the 8 PM hour in 2013 except last year.

"This dark cloud" - Hey, dark clouds eventually pass and the sunshine returns! I'd say it's gone until January, but then it will probably return from the beginning. Even if that's true, I don't get why they can't give the Dragon Ball Super Power Hour a proper sendoff at 8 PM (complete with an annoying amount of reminders that Dragon Ball Super's time is changing to 11 PM on Toonami) and start an all-nighter of Bob's Burgers at 9? Sticking that random-ass hour of the Brak Show in there just seems silly. But I suppose we'll see that all over Monday through Thursday, even though if you haven't been watching DBS at 10:30 on Toonami, you'll miss a couple of fairly important episodes of the current arc.

Wednesday didn't do as well for Dragon Ball Super, but still pretty admirable, ESPECIALLY that 18-34 rank for the 2nd episode, which featured Future Trunks using his huge Spirit Sword and finally cleaving Merged Zamasu in half! https://programminginsider.com/wednesday-final-ratings-americas-got-talent-season-finale-delivers-nbcs-best-non-olympic-results-in-the-time-period-in-one-year/ Dragon Ball Super (repeat) (ADSM, 8:00 PM, 30 min.) • 0.438 million viewers (#78) • 0.29 HH (#78) • 0.18 A18-49 (#54) • 0.19 A18-34 (#26) • 0.18 A25-54 (#63) Dragon Ball Super (repeat) (ADSM, 8:30 PM, 30 min.) • 0.492 million viewers (#73) • 0.36 HH (#68) • 0.21 A18-49 (#38) • 0.24 A18-34 (#15) • 0.20 A25-54 (#59) DBS hasn't seen an episode hit as high as #15 on the 18-34 rankings since 8/3! And the 0.24 ties its 2nd highest; you have to go way back into the Beerus saga, with the Super Saiyan God ritual, to see a higher rating (0.26 on 7/12). But I suppose none of that really matters, since it we now know the REAL reason DBS aired at 8:30 on weeknights: [as] is losing the 8 PM hour to CN starting on 10/1, so it was actually to speed up the run so that they get caught up reasonably close to the Toonami broadcast. This also explains why [as] doesn't seem to have made a commercial for this "power hour"--it's temporary, and Dragon Ball Super's current weeknight run shall end with unlucky Week 13. Even more of a slap in the face is the fact that they WON'T be airing Episodes 79 and 80 on Friday the 28th (which would catch up to 81 airing on Toonami on the 29th), opting instead for a 4.5-hour repeating Bob's Burgers marathon with an hour of The Brak Show sandwiched in the middle. Now losing the 8 PM hour in the 4th Quarter of a year is nothing new--in fact, last year was the only year it hasn't happened for many years, oddly enough in part because Dragon Ball Super was doing quite well for itself with an 8 PM power hour on Saturdays 2 hours before Toonami began at 11, but this time it feels more like it's helping out [as], which just unceremoniously lost 2 of its biggest performers in the 8 PM hour, and had to bring in Super Saiyan Blue Goku as its pinch-hitter (who ironically plays baseball in the lame duck power hour tonight), than CN. Of course, there IS a silver lining to this dark cloud: from 10/6 onward, [as] actually BEGINS Saturday nights with Toonami for the first time ever, and kicking it off is none other than the great DBZ Kai! This could be a TREMENDOUS move for ratings depending on what CN decides to close with. If they bring back Hollywood movies, this could be HUGE!

NOW I see what you mean--since [as] loses the 9 PM hour on 10/1, that also is in effect on Saturdays, and 10/6 [as] begins with Toonami and DBZ Kai! "DRAGONSOUL!!"

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