The Muppets came back after missing last week and had their worst week yet, earning a 1.1 rating share in adults 18-49. This was a season low for The Muppets and is a bit concerning, however, since they are rebooting after next weeks ‘finale’ of sorts. They are calling it their ‘Winter Finale’.

The Muppets did not air during Thanksgiving week on ABC in lieu of the classic holiday special, ‘A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving’. The Thanksgiving special did very well though, doing the best in it’s 8pm time-slot, beating The Voice and NCIS. They earned a 2.2 rating share in adults 18-49. That rating beats the all the ratings The Muppets have received in the last seven weeks.

I wonder if they are going to try to make a push to get better ratings on the last episode, or continue to slide. I am also curious about how they will change-up the show when it comes back in the spring.

You can find the most recent episode here: http://abc.go.com/shows/the-muppets/episode-guide/season-01/09-going-going-gonzo

As the show has come to an end and NBC is still being very silent about whether they will cancel or renew Best Time Ever with NP, the official show’s website is still going strong. NBC is allowing anyone and everyone with internet access the ability to stream all the full episodes for free and catch up with what the missed on this first season, while also promoting their NBC app that is featured on Roku, Xbox and AppleTV as well on the main site of Best Time Ever. If you scroll further down, NBC features photo galleries from people to view depending on who hosted each show as a wing man to NPH and his side-kick beauty Nicole. The website itself if very basic and straightforward, only highlighting the About the Show, the Episodes, Photos and the Video clips. Each episode is entitled after the Guest star co-host who came, which seems a bit odd to me, as their part wasnt that great. Nevertheless, when you click on episodes it allows the drop down to click on Season 1, as if NBC is ready to add a Season 2 drop down any moment, once they give the go-ahead. NPH I am sure is shaking in his boots dying to know the answer to his own fate and his show.

As the fall season is nearing the end and shows are fighting to stay on air, Heroes Reborn is slowly but steadily chugging along. This week marked the 9th episode of the mini-series.    Though the storyline has been picking up speed over the past few weeks, the ratings have not reflected the hype. This week the show received a 1.1 rating in the 18-49 demographic and scored 3.78 million viewers. This is down from a 1.3 rating last week, which marked a season high.  However, it is likely that this number will jump up in this week’s live+ 7 day numbers. Last week, Heroes Reborn increased by an epic 90% going from a 1.0 to a 1.9. This increase is likely due to fans who intend on watching the show but don’t want to give up watching Thursday Night Football live in CBS. NBC may be keeping quiet about a possible second season due to delayed ratings stalling any decision making; a trend we’ve been seeing a lot of lately in the TV industry.