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Marc Berman Quotes
«You watch it beginning in January, it stays on the air until May and they cram it down your throat from January to May, but then it disappears for seven months, so viewers don't get tired of it. It gives the viewers something to look forward to.»
Author: Marc Berman
«It's a show about real-life young people competing in a musical competition, complete with comedy.»
Author: Marc Berman
«We've already seen what (Clark) looks like. The curiosity factor is gone.»
Author: Marc Berman
«Pulling a stunt like this (which is certainly not a first) shows a lack of respect for the audience.»
Author: Marc Berman
«Ghost Whisperer. It's doing better than I thought it would be doing.»
Author: Marc Berman
«It?s like a lead actor leaving a series.»
Author: Marc Berman
«To lose about half the audience ? that?s big. That?s dangerous.»
Author: Marc Berman
«Nobody expected them to do 45 million again. To lose about half the audience, that's big. That's dangerous. That's very dangerous.»
Author: Marc Berman
«I'm a professional TV watcher and even I find myself wondering what happened to this show or that show. Who can keep up with this stuff?»
Author: Marc Berman
«For the first time in its run, there's competition from a show that's consistently among the top three in ratings. 'Desperate Housewives' is not going to give up audience that easily.»
Author: Marc Berman