After seven episodes aired, reviews on \u2018Valor\u2019 seem to describe the show as overdramatic and typically a bit silly. Since last week, the ratings in the key 18-49 demographic only increased from 0.19 to 0.2, finishing with 1 million viewers. Although these numbers are higher than the previous week\u2019s, the numbers remain relatively low.<\/p>\n
Because of these ratings, the CW Network has announced it will not be picking up any additional episodes of \u2018Valor\u2019 past the already ordered 13. According to Deadline Hollywood, the network announced a full season order for their other new series \u2018Dynasty,\u2019 but has officially opted out of additional \u2018Valor\u2019 episodes. As far as another season for the military drama, the CW will analyze the SVOD data for the show and use those statistics to determine weather or not to pick up \u2018Valor\u2019 for a second season.<\/p>\n
Television review sites like \u201cThe Tracking Board\u201d argue that Valor\u2019s silly storylines make it difficult to feel sympathy for the characters. However, other critics feel as though the dramatic plot is the key component that keeps the show on brand with the CW Network, which typically airs SOAP-type dramas such as \u2018Jane the Virgin.\u201d And because a military show is distinctly different from the typical programming on this specific network, the dramatic characters and storylines are what connect the show to CW fans. However, maybe the plot has proven to be too silly, and ultimately the ratings have led the network to opt-out of additional episode pickups.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After seven episodes aired, reviews on \u2018Valor\u2019 seem to describe the show as overdramatic and typically a bit silly. Since last week, the ratings in the key 18-49 demographic only increased from 0.19 to 0.2, finishing with 1 million viewers. … Continue reading