Friends should be moved to 9

May 13, 2000, 3:31 AM ET6 posts by 6 postersalt.tv.friends
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They should move Frasier like they are planning and put Friends in its place. The show is getting missed by its early hour and I know that NBC would see greater ratings growth with Friends, when it was on at 9:30 over one summer, it repeatedly went to number 1

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I proposed this idea before season 6 began but was shot down (by the newsgroup). Friends at 9:00 Prime Time is money in the bank!

Where would Frasier go anyway?

BTW, why was Friends on at 9:30 one summer and can they do a test run for Friends in the summer at 9:00 PM?

: How many of you agree? If so, please email [email] and let them know.
AaronMukul Joshialt.tv.friends

"Mukul Joshi" wrote in message news:8fim3f$gbt$[email]...

If Friends was on at 9pm, it'd be up against the behemoth known as Who Wants to be a Millionaire...

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ActiviaAaronalt.tv.friends

up against millionarie with reruns? I highly doubt that test will work. Summer reruns don't bring a huge audience and will be inaccurate, plus keep friends where it is I say.

~Act

According to Access Hollywood, NBC is pretty set on placing Frasier back to in its old Tuesday spot. In doing that, they'd move Will and Grace to the 9pm Thursday slot and Just Shoot Me to 9:30. I think that would work because I'm a fan of Will and Grace, and not necessarily one of Frasier. Friends is good at 8 though, if it didn't get it after Seinfeld left, it has no reason to move now.

Adriana

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It sounds like NBC has chosen Will and Grace to be the sacrificial lamb vs. Millionare.

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