The second season of The Killing premiered to lower numbers than the first season did. In fact the TV ratings for the season premiere were a third lower than they were for the first season of the show.
The Killing‘s second season pulled in an average of 1.8 million total viewers and it has folks wondering.
Many media outlets are wondering if last season’s failed delivery of the culprit for who dunnit might not have had an impact on the returning numbers.
Last season fans were seemingly expecting to learn who killed Rosie Larsen when the season came to a close, but all viewers received was a cliffhanger when a gunman approached an arrested suspect.
When the finale aired, people were pretty pissed actually and vented in all kinds of digital venues.
I too was disappointed, but it did answer my question of whether the show would find a new murder each season or drag out what they started in the first season.
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A couple of days ago Syfy announced that in top of renewing Being Human for a third season, they’re also renewing the special effects competition series, Face Off, for a third season also.
Again, TV ratings spoke oodles. The second season premiere of Face Off pulled in 2.5 million viewers, translating to 1.52M adults 18-49 and 1.31M adults 25-54. The first two episodes of the season pulled in the most viewers ever, during the run of this TV series.
To be honest, it is an amazing series to watch and you can learn a lot about what goes on behind the scenes of movies where your favorite monsters roam the Earth, looking for tender viddles of human morsels to devour!
This latest episode I watched, the artists transformed their models into animal plants… this wasn’t their best episode for results, and a few were things that looked like even I could have pulled them off. (Well, probably not, but from my couch, hey, anything seems possible.)
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