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BTG is still settling in total viewers so hopefully we'll see some pluses there come May sweeps at least, but seems to be doing okay in the W25-54 demo. 

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I'm still watching BTG daily, and for the most part, I find it entertaining. I have found myself feeling a little bored at time the past couple of weeks. After an amazing jam packed first two weeks, much of the story momentum seems to have slowed down quite a bit. Not much has really happened now in what feels like a very long time. No real Friday cliffhangers, either.  Wondering if others feel the same.

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It's too early for doom and gloom in my opinion. I would have been more worried if the show had 500 000 less viewers than it has now.

For now... I'm not worried. I see great potential. 

@Toups - thank you for posting! 

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