Thats an option they have as discussed earlier but it could underperform against better opposition so might be better elsewhere.
That's true. But I think it would make ITV more competitive on the night. If Birds faced Doctor Who I think Birds would win. I can't see Doctor Who beating that or Corrie.
Coronation street 7.30-830
Birds of a Feather 8.30
Downton Abbey 9-11pm
And they might even win the night for a change.
Downton couldn't win its slot at the height of its popularity so I don't know how you expect it to win after this year's poorer series and are we forgetting the big drop for Birds of a feathers across the run. It was barely ahead of Pound shop wars in the overnights by the end of its run.
They'd do well but still wouldn't win the night. Miranda and Mrs Brown's Boys would do very well opposite Downton.
That's true. But I think it would make ITV more competitive on the night. If Birds faced Doctor Who I think Birds would win. I can't see Doctor Who beating that or Corrie.
The BBC could also throw SOAH in as a wildcard too.
They'd do well but still wouldn't win the night. Miranda and Mrs Brown's Boys would do very well opposite Downton.
That's true. But I think it would make ITV more competitive on the night. If Birds faced Doctor Who I think Birds would win. I can't see Doctor Who beating that or Corrie.
Cant see BOAF or CS being on early enough to face DW.
Not sure its down to Gogglebox. IAC has had 5m oppostion earlier in the week and rated better. More like less people watching tv last night as normal for Fridays.
It's down 1.7m on the same Friday episode from last year incl +1. I think it's more to do with the dull camp mates than Gogglebox or it being a Friday.
It's down 1.7m on the same Friday episode from last year incl +1. I think it's more to do with the dull camp mates than Gogglebox or it being a Friday.
So "I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here" is also dealing with an audience loss from last years overnight results.
I'm very surprised that nothing seems to be sticking at the same level it was at last year. Although the shares are probably still very good for the show.
Disappointing for I'm A Celebrity - previous series cannot necessarily be described as 'freaks' just to explain away declines. 2010 saw 'freak' figures for The X Factor but it's dropped every year since.
Of course, in the grand scheme of things it's still doing well but it's summing up a difficult year for ITV.
I'm not sure if 6.5m can be described as 'good' for EastEnders in November, even if it is Friday. Still Open All Hours performed strongly while the 9pm comedies held up for BBC One.
How did Corrie do last night.
Eastenders figure is not that good but the fact it didn't fall to 6.1-62 which is what feared after Thursday's is a positive sign. It also only fell 0.3 the whole week while corrie will probably fall close to or even over a million across the week.
Hopefully Eastenders will be above 7 million again on Monday. Do sadly think it may fall again in Christmas Day and may even be beaten by corrie again.
Disappointing for I'm A Celebrity - previous series cannot necessarily be described as 'freaks' just to explain away declines. 2010 saw 'freak' figures for The X Factor but it's dropped every year since.
Of course, in the grand scheme of things it's still doing well but it's summing up a difficult year for ITV.
I'm not sure if 6.5m can be described as 'good' for EastEnders in November, even if it is Friday. Still Open All Hours performed strongly while the 9pm comedies held up for BBC One.
Mmm "EastEnders" was getting around similar figures in the summer wasn't it. 6.5 is not spectacular for end of November. However it has remained stable from the previous evening.
Big year-on-year drop for IAC. It's still huge but after a promising hold on Monday from a slightly low launch, fair to say things have gone a bit south.
Suspect it's all down to the cast this year. Not as good a mix as previous years maybe.
#ImACeIebrity was yesterday's most watched with 8.16m/36.5%. On BBC1, #HIGNFY drew 3.77m/16.1% and #NotGoingOut averaged 3.14m/13.7%.
Looks like Gogglebox dented I'm A Celebrity.
Although not setting the world alight, that rating for not going out looks quite good. Perhaps not the share, but the raw numbers ( considering the stronger opposition on ITV) seems decent.
If it consolidates by around about 1m, is it gonna rank as 'the best of the rest' outside MBB, Miranda and BOAF* for comedies this year?
Mmm "EastEnders" was getting around similar figures in the summer wasn't it. 6.5 is not spectacular for end of November. However it has remained stable from the previous evening.
I guess the important thing was to stabilise it before Christmas but it's at a low level - lower than the Kirkwood and Newman reigns during this period despite the relative lack of criticism.
That's why I agree with those who say Stuart Blackburn needs to leave Coronation Street now - the rot is starting to set it but if it's allowed to fester then it's going to be very hard to turn the ship fully around.
How did Corrie do last night.
Eastenders figure is not that good but the fact it didn't fall to 6.1-62 which is what feared after Thursday's is a positive sign. It also only fell 0.3 the whole week while corrie will probably fall close to or even over a million across the week.
Hopefully Eastenders will be above 7 million again on Monday. Do sadly think it may fall again in Christmas Day and may even be beaten by corrie again.
On present form EE and CS will be down on Xmas Day.
They have just finished recording six new episodes, the last at Teddington last night which was actually the last show made at Teddington before the studios close for good.Can't quite understand why it was billed as a BBC Salford production as the exteriors were done in Doncaster and the interiors at Teddington which is 200 miles from Salford. They have perfectly good studio facilities at Salford.Obviously some BBC bureaucratic quirk.
Big year-on-year drop for IAC. It's still huge but after a promising hold on Monday from a slightly low launch, fair to say things have gone a bit south.
Suspect it's all down to the cast this year. Not as good a mix as previous years maybe.
Looking at the figure it appears as though it didn't get 8m excluding +1. I have no idea why the show was 90 minutes last night - nothing special happened and they didn't need to 'catch up' on anything. Was the equivalent episode that length last year? I wonder if people swinched off throughout to go out for the evening, meaning the 10-10.30 slot was down in the low 7s, maybe high 6s. Does anyone have the breakdown, please? :)
Not great for those two soaps neither. ED epically looks low.
Emmerdale quite low through it's always been a bit unstable from day to day.
Corrie I seriously expected to be under 7 Million considering Wednesday's ratings. If it wasn't for I'm a Celeb the second one probably would have been. Surprised the first one rose from Wednesday.
What are all he soaps down Year on Year.
Not great for those two soaps neither. ED epically looks low.
Are they excluding or including +1 and do you have the shares please?
EDIT: Sorry, didn't realise DS report was up. No +1 figures reported for Coronation Street which suggests they were under 100k. Emmerdale got 178k on +1. Share wise think I read 35.6% for first Coronation Street and just 32% for the second. Emmerdale pulled in 30%. The +1 share was 0.8%.
That's awful for Coronation Street and, frankly, not that much better for Emmerdale.
I guess the important thing was to stabilise it before Christmas but it's at a low level - lower than the Kirkwood and Newman reigns during this period despite the relative lack of criticism.
That's why I agree with those who say Stuart Blackburn needs to leave Coronation Street now - the rot is starting to set it but if it's allowed to fester then it's going to be very hard to turn the ship fully around.
I do think that they seem to be doing all they can with "EastEnders" but the ratings don't show any type of revival. A year in and even Dominic Treadwell Collins can't get it to move or grow much or halt any decline. He's gone all out to stabilise it, he has achieved that but the difficulty is getting any new audience to habitually watch. That elusive couple of million. I can't comment on "Coronation Street" as I never see any of its episodes so not sure how its quality compares, but it seems ahead in the ratings from the other two soaps. I have watched two "EastEnders" but finished neither as its a difficult watch and not firing on all cylinders coming into December. Some poor acting and writing doesn't help it recovery, and again lack of cliffhangers.
They have just finished recording six new episodes, the last at Teddington last night which was actually the last show made at Teddington before the studios close for good.Can't quite understand why it was billed as a BBC Salford production as the exteriors were done in Doncaster and the interiors at Teddington which is 200 miles from Salford. They have perfectly good studio facilities at Salford.Obviously some BBC bureaucratic quirk.
They didn't want to travel up there and preferred working in London. Waterloo Road was a BBC Scotland production but filmed in Rochdale.
Sounds like the BBC didn't order a Christmas special. Whoops!
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Thats an option they have as discussed earlier but it could underperform against better opposition so might be better elsewhere.
Wouldn't normally do this but
Coronation street 7.30-830
Birds of a Feather 8.30
Downton Abbey 9-11pm
And they might even win the night for a change.
They'd do well but still wouldn't win the night. Miranda and Mrs Brown's Boys would do very well opposite Downton.
That's true. But I think it would make ITV more competitive on the night. If Birds faced Doctor Who I think Birds would win. I can't see Doctor Who beating that or Corrie.
Downton couldn't win its slot at the height of its popularity so I don't know how you expect it to win after this year's poorer series and are we forgetting the big drop for Birds of a feathers across the run. It was barely ahead of Pound shop wars in the overnights by the end of its run.
The BBC could also throw SOAH in as a wildcard too.
Cant see BOAF or CS being on early enough to face DW.
Maybe some extra support from "Still Open All Hours" helped stabilise the audience drifting to other channels as they waited for it.
It's down 1.7m on the same Friday episode from last year incl +1. I think it's more to do with the dull camp mates than Gogglebox or it being a Friday.
So "I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here" is also dealing with an audience loss from last years overnight results.
I'm very surprised that nothing seems to be sticking at the same level it was at last year. Although the shares are probably still very good for the show.
Of course, in the grand scheme of things it's still doing well but it's summing up a difficult year for ITV.
I'm not sure if 6.5m can be described as 'good' for EastEnders in November, even if it is Friday. Still Open All Hours performed strongly while the 9pm comedies held up for BBC One.
Eastenders figure is not that good but the fact it didn't fall to 6.1-62 which is what feared after Thursday's is a positive sign. It also only fell 0.3 the whole week while corrie will probably fall close to or even over a million across the week.
Hopefully Eastenders will be above 7 million again on Monday. Do sadly think it may fall again in Christmas Day and may even be beaten by corrie again.
Mmm "EastEnders" was getting around similar figures in the summer wasn't it. 6.5 is not spectacular for end of November. However it has remained stable from the previous evening.
Suspect it's all down to the cast this year. Not as good a mix as previous years maybe.
Although not setting the world alight, that rating for not going out looks quite good. Perhaps not the share, but the raw numbers ( considering the stronger opposition on ITV) seems decent.
If it consolidates by around about 1m, is it gonna rank as 'the best of the rest' outside MBB, Miranda and BOAF* for comedies this year?
*and most probably SOAH
I guess the important thing was to stabilise it before Christmas but it's at a low level - lower than the Kirkwood and Newman reigns during this period despite the relative lack of criticism.
That's why I agree with those who say Stuart Blackburn needs to leave Coronation Street now - the rot is starting to set it but if it's allowed to fester then it's going to be very hard to turn the ship fully around.
On present form EE and CS will be down on Xmas Day.
They have just finished recording six new episodes, the last at Teddington last night which was actually the last show made at Teddington before the studios close for good.Can't quite understand why it was billed as a BBC Salford production as the exteriors were done in Doncaster and the interiors at Teddington which is 200 miles from Salford. They have perfectly good studio facilities at Salford.Obviously some BBC bureaucratic quirk.
ED- 5.79mil
Not great for those two soaps neither. ED epically looks low.
Looking at the figure it appears as though it didn't get 8m excluding +1. I have no idea why the show was 90 minutes last night - nothing special happened and they didn't need to 'catch up' on anything. Was the equivalent episode that length last year? I wonder if people swinched off throughout to go out for the evening, meaning the 10-10.30 slot was down in the low 7s, maybe high 6s. Does anyone have the breakdown, please?
Corrie I seriously expected to be under 7 Million considering Wednesday's ratings. If it wasn't for I'm a Celeb the second one probably would have been. Surprised the first one rose from Wednesday.
What are all he soaps down Year on Year.
Are they excluding or including +1 and do you have the shares please?
EDIT: Sorry, didn't realise DS report was up. No +1 figures reported for Coronation Street which suggests they were under 100k. Emmerdale got 178k on +1. Share wise think I read 35.6% for first Coronation Street and just 32% for the second. Emmerdale pulled in 30%. The +1 share was 0.8%.
That's awful for Coronation Street and, frankly, not that much better for Emmerdale.
I do think that they seem to be doing all they can with "EastEnders" but the ratings don't show any type of revival. A year in and even Dominic Treadwell Collins can't get it to move or grow much or halt any decline. He's gone all out to stabilise it, he has achieved that but the difficulty is getting any new audience to habitually watch. That elusive couple of million. I can't comment on "Coronation Street" as I never see any of its episodes so not sure how its quality compares, but it seems ahead in the ratings from the other two soaps. I have watched two "EastEnders" but finished neither as its a difficult watch and not firing on all cylinders coming into December. Some poor acting and writing doesn't help it recovery, and again lack of cliffhangers.
They didn't want to travel up there and preferred working in London. Waterloo Road was a BBC Scotland production but filmed in Rochdale.
Sounds like the BBC didn't order a Christmas special. Whoops!