I mean, they've done this multiple times before (re: debuting Marvel trailers during Good Morning America). The only other ABC shows during which they've debuted Marvel trailers are Jimmy Kimmel Live! and Monday Night Football, neither of which are airing next week. Otherwise, it makes zero sense to debut a trailer during, say, Grey's Anatomy, considering, like you implied, the stars can't appear during those types of shows to promote the projects, it would make way less sense logistically, would be super random, etc.

Regardless, why are you so hung up on this? Because, again, THE SUPER BOWL IS FIVE DAYS LATER, which is all that matters eyeball-wise. It's utterly irrelevant in terms of Fantastic Four's success/awareness as to which show it debuts during prior to then. The GMA debut is strictly to get more eyeballs on GMA, not the other way around.

Exactly.

MooreTrucker said:

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Sea Speed said:

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If they own the channel, don't you think there's a show that will have more relevant eyeballs than good morning America, a show that caters to middle age housewives?

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But at the same time, what other show will allow them to interview the actors, rather than just dropping a commercial in normal commercial slots?

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Beats me because I don't keep up with the schedules of legacy networks. I appreciate the answer without the passive aggressive know it all tone.