Milestone #11

Even though I'm technically on hiatus while doing the "movie" equivalent of this blog, there are enough TV shows that my library counts as "Film" that I have slowly gotten to 1100 on this blog.

There's still no F- and the F's have held steady at three, but the F+s went from two to three.  D-s jumped from 15 to 23, D's from 29 to 41, and D+s from 65 to 91.  C-s increased from 139 to 167, but C's only from 164 to 170 and C+s from 200 to 207.  The B's also barely budged, from 231 to 238, while B's hardly moved from 113 to 116, and the B+s only went from 33 to 34.  And there are still only five A-s for this blog.

There are still just two shows for the '40s, while the '50s rose from 46 to 54, and the '60s from 61 to 67.  The '70s grew from 80 to 96, actually passing the '80s, who just went from 92 to 95.  The '90s jumped from 143 to 160, and the '00s maintained their roughly one-fifth of the total, now 237 rather than 211.  The '10s are still dominant, with 386 instead of 364.

CBS is still  the biggest of the former Big Three, now with 121 shows.  The BBC vs. ITV battle remains close, 126 and 138 respectively.

Since I'm on only the letter D for "Film," it's entirely possible that I will rack up another hundred TV shows at this blog, but it will take some time.