The official airing day of the TV series "The Vampire Diaries" on The CW channel has been moved from Thursday to Friday. Read in this article what this implies for the series.
This step may seem trivial to those who are not familiar with the essence of the matter. Typically, Friday is one of the worst days for a show to air. Such a decision may indicate that the declining ratings of the series are forcing the channel management to reconsider their attitude towards the show, and possibly even cancel the project. The CW replaces the vampire saga with a new show - "Legends of Tomorrow".
The series "The Vampire Diaries" has been airing since 2009 and already has seven seasons. The script tells the story of life in the fictional town of Mystic Falls, where vampires have been living among ordinary people for centuries. The decline in the ratings of the TV series began shortly after Nina Dobrev's departure from the project in the sixth season, who played the main role - Elena Gilbert. Additionally, a spin-off called "The Originals" appeared, which could potentially replace the original project in the network's schedule.
The fate of the series "The Vampire Diaries" still remains in the hands of the channel management, and whether it will be renewed further, we will find out closer to the end of the sixth season.
