1. This is a stupid idea too. Run the show from start to finish. and then put on a new show. ABC programmers are idiots who ought to be fired. I won't watch the other show. Since they won't run Lost start to finish, I doubt I'll bother to watch at all. If they lose enough viewers maybe they'll listen.
Submitted by: kelliann
6:54 AM PDT, Aug 20, 2006

2. I am Aussi and as long as the show dont get caned i dont mind... when is seson 3 getting shown over there??
Submitted by: t
10:36 PM PDT, May 29, 2006

3. They should have scheduled it for three blocks. They could've still fit them into sweeps' months. If the new show premiering during it's hiatus fails, what are they going to put in that slot?
Submitted by: N
4:36 AM PDT, May 21, 2006

4. If you can't have a show change what night its aired without losing all your "dedicated" viewers, I just fear how this will hurt lost have it off the air for 3 months or longer. They really need to market it like its Season 3 and Season 4 in the same year.
Submitted by: cdd
9:37 AM PDT, May 18, 2006

5. If they want to avoid repeats why not follow 24 and begin airing in January? Why break it up? 24 has had great success in running all episodes back to back. No doubt we will get a recap episode when the show breaks and the returns
Submitted by: kmayne
4:03 AM PDT, May 18, 2006

6. i love this idea. itll be tough going while the show is off the air for awhile, but you have to remember that they have to do this system in two blocks so they can make sure that LOST is on during the sweeps months
Submitted by: joebob
4:05 PM PDT, May 17, 2006

7. no i don't think it's a good idea because they ratings will decrease and they will have to drop it like a hot bread as they did commander in chief,even though i'll be watching ABC just wants to make room for their news shows.
Submitted by: cuyee
3:16 PM PDT, May 17, 2006

8. I think this is a very good idea. It gives more of a variety to people. Grey's Anatomy has a strong following and should do very well against CSI. Grey's has better numbers then Alias and The Practice when they were moved. Kudos to ABC for give CBS tough competition because I don't think NBC will.
Submitted by: Tom
3:07 PM PDT, May 17, 2006

9. I think they should run the entire series without repeats and then put on the new show. Why in two different blocks?
Submitted by: tvelazquez
8:22 AM PDT, May 17, 2006

10. Moving Gray's Anatomy is a bad move. Rating WILL go down because of CSI on CBS. When will ABC learn what happens when they move good shows from their strong time slots into ones that hurt the show. Take a page from CBS who leave their shows in the same time slots so viewers known and expect it.
Submitted by: joe III
6:02 PM PDT, May 16, 2006