Go On's ratings were horrible at the end. Behind The Office it had a 1.1 in the 18-49 demo (following The Office's 1.9 in the 18-49 demo). Anything that gets a 1.0 or below is practically immediately pulled or moved to a burn off slot. The only time Go On has ever been truly successful is when it's been led in by The Voice. Whoever is making the predictions at that site is very very wrong in regards to this show "likely" getting a second season. It has about a 1 percent chance of another season. It has no viewers, and most shows don't add viewers from season 1 to season 2 (many drop), and NBC has 16 comedy Pilots on its slate (so there's no compelling reason to keep it unless every comedy Pilot is a disaster).
In my opinion, the ONLY way it would come back is if they decided to give it The Voice lead in for its entire run, forever, similar to what ABC does with Body of Proof and Dancing with the Stars. I can't see NBC doing that with such an apparently strong Pilot slate. Even though I mostly enjoy the show, it's not worth it, and the way it ended very much seemed like it was over.
http://chriscolleytvblog.blogspot.com
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