I was wildly disappointed when "Three Rivers" was canceled and thought "Trauma" was as well. Glad to see at least one of them come back and, according to next week's previews, Daniel Henney is joining the cast!
Wow, what a hot piece of eye candy, man meat, whatever...
Trauma is not safe yet.
If you want your shows to stay on TV, you need to get people watching. Period. Trauma has a reprieve because of the Leno fiasco. If WE don't get more people watching and get the ratings up, it will be cancelled.
Well, then, how about saying something positive about it? Instead of "it's only here because of the whole Leno thing" how about, "It's back because it's a quality show..."?
If every post here is going to be a storm cloud, folks will quit coming and then it WILL be canceled.
It is a great show but i'm also realistic. We got a REPRIEVE and that's the key word, and we should make the best of that opportunity.
Just hoping it will stay around, does nothing.
Invite your friends to watch, help increase the ratings, that will keep the show on the air.
Email/Mail/Send Bandaids to NBC, let them know that there are fans and we are here and we want the show to stick around.
-Trauma Street Team
I feel the show's still around because it's a good show, not because they needed to fill the slot.
Were I someone reading your messages, I'd assume you like the show but that you believe it's only there because of semantics, not because you truly believed it was a good show.
again being realistic, Networks operate by money not on feel good.
Good shows get cancelled all the time.
Trauma Street Team
Whatever you say, I suppose.
I choose to believe the show's still in place because it's a good show. If you prefer to be a naysayer, that it's only here because the network needed to fill the slot, that's your prerogative.
If you were looking at the preview for PROTOCOL to be aired 3/15 that was not Daniel Henney. That is Ian Anthony Dale. See http://www.iananthonydale.com/iananthonydale/HOME.html.
shareYeah. No. That wasn't Daniel Henney. As the poster above wrote, it was Ian Anthony Dale. Not that they look, but Dale's curly hair is unmistakable.
Vic Mackey: "God creates all men equal. Out of the womb, he starts playing favorites."