Poll: Apprentice, Lost most disappointing By Colin Mahan - TV.com January 25, 2007 at 02:22:00 PM Online poll says aside from Idol, viewers aren't impressed with midseason as a whole. （我同意） An online poll conducted by Media Life Magazine indicates that TV viewers and media buyers are none too impressed with what the nets are offering for midseason. The exception was American Idol, which participants said will likely help carry the Fox network to first place in the ratings year. Idol returned for its sixth season last week with gangbusters numbers. The show's two-night event of auditions from Minneapolis and Seattle drew over 80 million viewers. Over 32 percent of poll respondents think Idol's ratings will fade over the season, but most believe Idol has a lot of life left in it. Almost 40 percent think the talent show will stay popular for another two years, then begin a slow decline. Fifteen percent say it has three good years left, while over 20 percent give it four years. Only 10 percent think this is the last season the show will enjoy good ratings. Respondents agreed on what they didn't like. A whopping 62 percent were saddened by Donald Trump's new Los Angeles-based Apprentice. （按：我覺得上一季才是個totally loser） The next most disappointing show was ABC's Lost, which got almost 22 percent of the vote. Once the darling of the TV-viewing crowd, Lost has experienced some bumps in its season-three road--the show is down about a million weekly viewers from season two. The show's creators have begun talking about a definite end point for the show, hoping that will satisfy fans who say there are too many open-ended storylines. Generally, viewers seem unexcited about the new and returning midseason shows. When asked what midseason show respondents were excited about, almost half replied, "None, they're all losers." 我真的覺得這次mid-season很多劇回來都表現不佳…orz（這句話應該貼在EASeriesXD） --

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