That's an issue with your affiliate then. That has nothing to do with 4Kids.
Then tell me what DOES 4Kids control if they don't control advertising for the shows they put out and don't control that the listings they advertise for the shows are not followed? I mean ****, it's part of the network, and it can't control the shows on its network? That doesn't at all sound right.
You kick out the new guy because he's not their show, so they have less money to make off him. Say, Winx Club may get even worse ratings than Dragon Knight, but there's more money in it because it's their licensed property.
What logic and business sense is there for playing a show that has terrible ratings instead of a show that has better ratings? I'm working with your speculation here.
Yeah, they TOTALLY sabotaged this show by giving it a timeslot on their block and treating it like every other show.
AGAIN! TIME SLOT THAT WASN'T STUCK TO! AND TOYS THAT WEREN'T ADVERTISED FOR! Dear god, do you not read?
EVERY 4Kids show goes on break during the summer. Why should Dragon Knight be any different?
I'm not saying it should be treated with kid gloves, but that doesn't mean that forcing every show to be cut to reruns during the summer is a good idea either. On another note, perhaps restarting the show in the summer for kids that are no longer in school would be a smart idea, if they played the show in the middle of the week for that logic to have reasoning behind it in the first place.
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No ****, sherlock. But Kamen Rider is a franchise that has potential here in the states and if you want to save a franchise you do what you can. I honestly don't give a **** because I never watched it.
Anyway, this thread is amusing to read. I said my opinion, I'll just read the rest of the revolving arguments that will go absolutely no where.
Playing the side of reason with this comment. By what proof or reasoning can you infer that Kamen Rider has potential in the US? I mean aside from Power Rangers, every other Toku adaptation in the States has been a major flop. Seriously, put bias aside, and really think about why Kamen Rider would or would not work in the States? I mean, I'm a fan of the series, and I'm all for bringing it to the States as long as it isn't being butchered, but I'm realistic enough to know that there's a slim chance of it succeeding. I'm only angry at the canceling of the show before it even finishes, which of course is probably moot at this point if 4Kids does plan on putting the final episodes online. It still leaves a bad taste in my mouth though.
