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It was a fatalistic game to start with, given that Korgoth probably wasn't going to come back regardless of how it ranked. I guess MDE won, but then it got cancelled due to collateral damage of [as]' partners hating it and Sam Hyde turning out to be a colossal douche.

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Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid #12 and #13 (END)

Yup. The highest I heard of was around 130K.

Even seven hundred people isn't a lot compared to Samurai Jack's marathon stream getting many thousands of viewers... or, for that matter, the stream of the new Rick & Morty episode, which topped six digits.

It's not so much not making sense as much as one unfortunate truth: Nobody really cares about the marathon stream. At least, not enough people to get them to play GiTS in HD. Also, anyone who wants to catch up on AoT will likely do so without ever knowing this thing's existence.

Now that was just a disaster. But, all things considered, and with no college basketball on cable to deal with, DBZ Kai and JoJo's were the Top 2.

Are you trying to make Jman hate this show again?

I guess it was a case like Dimension W where they had very little to no footage at all from the episodes, and they just went on what people would remember. Also, change of plans: The show, actually premieres on April 22 now. JoJo's doubles up on the 15th with no Tokyo Ghoul so they can get to it quicker.

And some very obvious fatalism. Also, Hellsing got moved ahead an hour after being off for a week, which probably drove away any of its viewers who didn't know how to operate a basic cable guide.

I don't think us losing 11:00P when Jack ends is idiotic at all. Other than S2 of Titan, what else can you think of that's even remotely worthy of airing there? Dragon Ball Super, I suppose, but already has a premiere at 8:00. And that's probably going to lead to a different conversation if we elaborate on it.

That'd be cool. And since Stardust Crusaders is the most memorable part of the franchise for many American fans, I'd say it has a better shot than the last.

DeMarco converted to democratic socialism after the election ended, which automatically makes this bunk. >

Yes, because preempting a show for one week due to an April Fool's stunt is totally the same as getting cancelled twice and having one of the shows be written off for tax purposes! I was wondering that for my whole life.

I expected your response to be that Toonami will obviously be cancelled if [adult swim] can forcibly take away an hour of their time on a complete whim.

Calling everyone a busta is getting old. ::HMM:: But yeah, my ignore list is set up to avoid arguments like this for a good reason.

What if they already had them ignored before all of this?

Okay... for all who might be mad, DeMarco has confirmed that Jack and DB Super are getting preempted. The regular block starts at midnight with Kai. https://twitter.com/Clarknova1/status/848354143714594816

If that's your opinion, then fine. But unlike the time back in November 2014 where they preempted a new episode of Newsreaders to rerun Too Many Cooks in a better slot, I'm extremely happy about such a thing.

I did say earlier that it would only go until midnight. DBZ Kai onward will probably be normal, at least.

But... it's a new episode of Rick and Morty! The first one in almost eighteen months, in fact. So why would you complain?

I guess not, since the episode is repeating until midnight. On the plus side, this now closes the gap between Jack's end and Memorial Day weekend and eliminates the possibility of an empty slot.

But at least you now know why all those shows were rated TV-14DLV. Also, make sure to catch Rick & Morty before midnight. It'll probably preempt Samurai Jack and DB Super, which gives you bonus opportunities to watch.

Holy fuck! Nothing is real anymore.

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