Post by T Rocka on Apr 10, 2016 1:46:28 GMT -5
I was poking around trying to find out when ZEA would be returning to TV and according to "Premiere Date TV", BET has yet decided to announce whether Zoe received the axe or not.
Here's more info:
That info alone would indicate 2 things: 1. they would really need to pull the budget together and focus on more appearances and expanding on these character development. 2. The fact that the shows ratings within a week dropped over 160,000 ratings would show you that they may even pull back a bit from the budget; bringing in coaches or writers to develop the storyline and characters.
However, having said that, I am not sure that that's enough to conclude that the show is finished.
And I'm not the only one to feel this way, WaitWith.us writes:
Those of us who have enjoyed Zoe, cross your fingers. Besides, who knows, maybe they will develop the characters a bit more & make them more engaging! I am holding out on hope.
Here's more info:
Over 800 000 viewers tuned in to watch the premiere episode of the romantic sitcom on January 5, 2016, with the number dipping to 640 000 for the second episode.
That info alone would indicate 2 things: 1. they would really need to pull the budget together and focus on more appearances and expanding on these character development. 2. The fact that the shows ratings within a week dropped over 160,000 ratings would show you that they may even pull back a bit from the budget; bringing in coaches or writers to develop the storyline and characters.
However, having said that, I am not sure that that's enough to conclude that the show is finished.
And I'm not the only one to feel this way, WaitWith.us writes:
BET has not yet confirmed a second season for Zoe Ever After, but there is hope it will be picked up. Should we have the pleasure, it is possible to see a burgeoning love interest with Miguel. Should budgets allow, it would be good to have some location scenes as well, since the sets are a bit obvious. It will also be interesting to see if there is less of the privileged Manhattan socialite set,
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given her desire to break away from the life she created with Gemini, and more of the workday social stratus. It might broaden the appeal, too, since most people don’t understand the pressure of choosing silent auction items for a private school fundraiser. While there is nothing particularly wrong with wealth and privilege, it isn’t relatable for most people who watch sitcoms. Maybe a bit of misfortune will bring Zoe Moon back down to Earth.
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given her desire to break away from the life she created with Gemini, and more of the workday social stratus. It might broaden the appeal, too, since most people don’t understand the pressure of choosing silent auction items for a private school fundraiser. While there is nothing particularly wrong with wealth and privilege, it isn’t relatable for most people who watch sitcoms. Maybe a bit of misfortune will bring Zoe Moon back down to Earth.
Those of us who have enjoyed Zoe, cross your fingers. Besides, who knows, maybe they will develop the characters a bit more & make them more engaging! I am holding out on hope.
