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Originally Posted by Autobot_Goldbug

I'm sure Disney doesn't like the competition from the licensees either.

It's not really competition though. It's an alternate revenue stream since they are making money off of it too.

The same people who go see one superhero movie, typically go to the other too. I know I saw both Cap2 and X-Men DOFP in theaters this year. The one I skipped mostly was ASM2.

Disney has the shows right now, and I doubt Fox if they make any would try to fight over the viewership in a time slot. With net watches and DVR now, that's also obsolete mostly.

Agents of SHIELD is mostly hurting in viewership numbers because of the pairing against NCIS(they share some overlap in viewerships), but it's also a good time slot and that test of how well it'd fair against them ratings-wise was needed. Tuesday has become a kind of ritual for procedural shows of those natures, but maybe Agents of SHIELD would be better suited paired off against NCIS:LA instead.

Fox has already learned not to mess with that time slot with how quickly the ratings on Glee nosedived when they put it there. So their best bet for any shows would be around those, but it's also dependent on the kind of show for where it belongs on the day of the week schedule. Fox has a bad habit of shifting stuff around making it hard to know when what you like is on. So they do need to maintain some kind of recognition for "this day is so&so day" and maintain that.