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Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball
Is AMC currently dealing with a major ratings crisis or Walking Dead dealing with a constantly sharp viewership drops? Answer for both is no.
2015 likely is the series peak considering the numbers but Season 6 was still hovering with Season 4 for numbers. Some weeks being better, some being lower, and then close to a tie near the end.
Even with the almost 2 million drop, its still almost 2 million higher than 2013's finale which is something that can't be said the same for WWE's post-Mania shows and RAW in general.
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The reason Walking Dead was brought up in the first place was in response to TV being down across the board. A poster brought up Walking Dead as a show that has not declined. I said it then, and it has played out through seasons end that even the most popular show on cable has declined.
I never said it's following RAW exactly in every year, because RAW is in its 20 whatever year and TWD is in its 6th. I've said this before, but let's see where TWD's numbers are in 15 years or so.