And they ended up doing a really good number for no promotion on a Friday. I had a pit in my stomach nobody would watch these episodes. Then they had literally nowhere else to put us the rest of the Winter/Spring season, so they ended up bouncing those episodes to two nights later on a Friday, which on the face of it was a horrible thing. So they ended up preempting up and we didn’t air that Wednesday. Then we were feeling that momentum and going into another one for the second week and we got preempted by a speech by the President regarding the situation in Arizona. We had a really good two-part episode that premiered the first week in January. Since the new year has started, our numbers have been really good. So it’s very, very difficult to have people building momentum. And when you come back from Thanksgiving, a couple weeks after that you have Christmas. The problem was premiering mid-November is not a great time to premiere a show, particularly when you have Thanksgiving coming up a week later. And it was very nice, I think they marketed the show very well and all that. And then they moved us to Wednesdays because they liked how the episodes were turning out and they had room on the schedule and it was a big boost of confidence from them. Matt Miller: They have moved us around - when we were originally supposed to air in the Fall, we were supposed to be on Fridays. Are you feeling confident the show will be back next year? The burning question is whether HUMAN TARGET will get a third season. Now that you’ve seen the second season finale of HUMAN TARGET, what did you guys think? It was pretty freaking amazing, right?ĭuring my chat with showrunner Matt Miller, I got his take on whether the Fox show will get a third season, his regrets and what he has to say to the loyal HUMAN TARGET fans…

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