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TRIO Philadelphia chapter had a couple dozen recipients and donor families viewing the Three Rivers premier projected on the big screen at Gift of Life Donor program (OPO) office Sunday (Oct 4th) evening in Philadelphia, working with our local CBS affiliate to get coverage and they did a great job with the 11 o'clock news story . The event was hosted in partnership with theGift of Life Donor Program (who handled the media) and everyone had a great time. Here are some on-line photos taken by Susan Pincus (TRIO Board member and Philadelphia chapter phtographer)
TRIO Philadelphia provided "TV snacks" and gave out the CBS Three Rivers green bracelets, challenging each attendee to go out and find people in their network to engage in discussion of the show with some open ended questions that the audience developed to help with that, using the green ribbons to hand to people in their network to get them to watch next week's show.
Overall our audience really liked the show but on a scale of 1 (low) to 10 (highest) they gave it about a 7 or 8 (editor's note: personally, I rated it a 10 but I was the only one to give that high a mark to it).
Everyone went home both to watch the nightly news and to fill out Donate Life's on-line survey.
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quote:Many Moonlight fans are still upset over the cancellation of CBS’ Friday night vampire series. CBS is counting on viewers wanting more of the show’s star, Alex O’Loughlin, and put him front and center in the new medical series, Three Rivers. So, will O’Loughlin’s physician outlive his vampire character?
quote:Based on the early ratings, that may be the least of CBS’ worries. Three Rivers debuted last night with a disappointing 9.17 million viewers and a 2.0/5 rating/share among adults 18-49. It ranked in a distant third place in total viewership and a distant fourth place in the all important demographic.
Three Rivers retained a little more than 70% of its lead-in audience and, in the same timeslot last year, Cold Case brought in almost two million more viewers.
Based on typical ratings trends, even fewer people can be expected to return next week. If you look at it that way, Three Rivers’ life expectancy doesn’t look very good.
What do you think? Is Three Rivers worth saving or should CBS do a mercy killing and cancel it now?
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