Toonami ratings are in.....

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GOD DAMNIT YOU MONGRELS
WATCH THE DAMN CHANNEL
OR JUST KEEP IT ON
I DON'T WANT MY TOONAMI/ADULT SWIM TO DIE AGAIN!

 

I know I did my part

*glares at everyone else*

 

I thought it was only every friday

 

Sunday mornings starting at midnight.

 

Hey, I stayed up and watched it, so don't look at me

 

We want you.

 

they need to do a better job of advertising it...

 

More fanservice anime.

 

this should work well then.

 

I don't know how to use twitter, some one tell me what the ratings were. Please.

 

Maybe if they Had DBZ and FMA first instead of Bleach and Deadman Wonderland (Which was great), I would have bothered to watch the rest

 

From what I understand, they don't have a big enough budget. Yet.

They also had a FMA thing on the block.

 

I don't have CN on my satellite anymore.


So bite me.

 

Cut cable in my room a while ago, and I don't believe have an interest in anything on Toonami. :v Nobody is watching real TV anymore these days.

 

I now feel bad for going to bed after watching FMA: Brotherhood (watched TV in the living room because the television in my bedroom won't go to CN). Looks like I'll just have to fall asleep on the couch next time.

 

I came very close to doing that. A little bit I was feeling like I might just go to sleep, but there were times I felt like i was going to sleep without even knowing

 

Lineup needs more variation. It's like all things that are either bad shonenshit (Deadman Wonderland and Bleach (They were bad in Japanese, they are bad in English, deal with it)) or have a generally grim lilt(Everything not Bebop.) Just saying that throwing in an uplifting or comedic series wouldn't hurt. I was pleased with seeing Tom back and I like that they even had one of their game review blurbs and I will watch in the future, but I'm seriously hoping that this lineup isn't anywhere near permanent.

 

From what I understand, they couldn't afford some of the older stuff they use to have because of their budget. Which means Deadman Wonderland and that other show who's title I can't remember at the moment must have been rather cheap to get. Besides that, the other shows on the lineup are also from [as]'s program. Hopefully over time they'll get a better budget and we'll see both old and new shows appear on Toonami.

 

Did people actually expect it to get good ratings? It's a relic from the past, only people filled with nostalgia will watch it. You can't live on that.

 

I was actually glad to get that rating system back from Toonami. I found it pretty accurate about my feelings for most stuff it rated. Didn't it rate Kingdom Hearts once as well?