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Originally Posted by Scruffydog777
I wonder how much of the ratings had to do with Alizée. She was a unique and even with the tats, a very beautiful character. But I think Brahim Zaibat might have had something to do with those ratings too. He was Madonna's boy toy at the time and a very good and very athletic dancer. He was tall, dark and good looking and very modest, which I think added a lot to his draw. So I think the high ratings might have had to do with both of these very interesting characters who seemed to be battling each other for the top spot most of the time.
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Perhaps it's the natural life cycle of these kind of shows. A bell curve. After the first season proves to be a hit, public interest is high for the next three or four seasons and the ratings peak, then the viewer gets less interested and the curve moves down. Sometimes quickly. A good case in point is American Idol.