I don't watch a whole lot of TV, but there are a couple of shows I really enjoy. One of those is
Destination Truth...which happens to be on Wednesday nights after
Ghost Hunters (another favorite) on SyFy Channel.
The idea of DT is that the host of the show and his team investigate various oddities and monster type sightings around the globe....think vampires, yeti,
chupacabra, werewolves, paranormal stuff, and so on. It's unlikely the show will ever find any real "monsters" but that's not the point, it's serious yet hilarious (mainly due to the host).
I was watching it tonight (mediocre episode) and noticed that their commercial for the next episode was listed as a mid-season finale. On their site it's called a season finale but on the commercial it was very clearly a mid-season finale. I remember Ghost Hunters doing this several months back as well.
I've already noticed that TV "seasons" seem to get shorter every couple of years and my completely ignorant guess to that is so that the networks save money. Order 1 less episode and you save hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions (depending on the show), right? Well, whatever the reason the new trend seems to be to toss in these breaks in the middle of the season.
What's up with that? I mean, DT just started it's 3rd season on September 9 and already it needs a break after
only 9 episodes? You'd think the networks were run by bankers or high school teachers with all of the breaks they have. Well, they could at least tell us when this break will end and the new episodes will resume but instead SyFy.com chose to let the moronic public post
rude and nasty comments on their site instead. Bravo SyFy, you really run a tight ship! Maybe next time it's best you don't blow your cash on dumb name changes from SciFi to SyFy.