That's a typical Super Bowl number, and I don't need to mention the ridiculous premium price that ads go for on that annual testosterofest. Gross out the advertisers, then you'll have maximum audience wit h minimum interruption. It's the same answer you should give whenever some pundit tries to take television too seriously. Remember, a movie is only a couple of hours, put together by hundreds of people laboring for six or more months, not including the time it took someone to write it. That's a hell of a lot of time to fill, and volume does not mean quality.
Movies are art.
Television is furniture. Jon Bastian, a native and resident of Los Angeles, is a playwright and screenwriter who works in the TV trade to keep his dog rolling in kibble.