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Brucie announces his retirement and Ant & Dec become the new hosts of Strictly.
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Probably the last ITV sitcom that was a ratings hit was The Upper Hand which ended in 1996.
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And, even though that looks like a sharp drop for Question Time towards the end, the breakdown goes as:
23:15 to 23:30 - 7.7m (54.5%) 23:30 to 23:45 - 5.8m (48.8%) 23:45 to 00:00 - 2.8m (32.2%)
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Children in Need 2009 line-up if anyone is interested...
Hosts: Terry Wogan, Tess Daly, Alesha Dixon Music: Pixie Lott, Taylor Swift, Alesha Dixon, Spandau Ballet, Madness, Harry Connick Jr, Sugababes, Stereophonics, Little Boots, Paolo Nutini, Nolan Sisters, Westlife, Alison Moyet and Annie Lennox Features: Lark Rise to Candleford with Terry Wogan, Strictly Come Dancing performance, Dragons Den renovate a community centre, The One Show do Fame, EastEnders 'musical extravaganza', Doctor Who Christmas preview, Walk on the Wild side special sketch, Merlin, Poirot, Casualty, The Bill does the Rat Pack, Hollyoaks do Queen, Appeal messages from Lady GaGa and Lewis Hamilton, Priscilla Queen Of The Desert performance, Justin Lee Collins does Tom Jones, John Barrowman and Myleene Klass duet, BBC Newsreaders performance http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pre...n_lineup.shtml |
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Just Dance has been renamed 'Got To Dance' - no idea why.
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Question Time finished at 23.35 though didn't it? Or is that your point? Sorry, bit confused.
![]() Anyway, two predictions from last night: - SCD: 8.4m - TXF: 11.5m I will be surprised if both are not up on last week - the clash was a lot less than in previous weeks which means both will be higher. In theory, although Strictly starts earlier, it has longer time to build its audience before The X Factor, so its rating could be higher. |
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24.10.09 (15 min averages)
ITV1 Harry Hill 6.8m / 26.9% XF 11.6m / 44% (peak will be over 13m) Piers 4.7m / 23% BBC ONE Merlin 4.9m / 24.2% SCD 8.4m pk 9.6m / 33.4% MOTD 3.6m / 20.3% |
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Excellent for XF once again...will it ever stop peaking?? With a performance show at nearly 12m, I think another record figure could be on the cards for tonight! Also much better for Piers and it seems his ratings really do depend on the guest and with Danni next week it should be over 5m.
When XF and SCD stop clashing the XF's ratings will be huge and SCD should get a boost aswell. |
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Big rise for Strictly week-on-week. It should do a little better next week without the direct clash, although perhaps not by much as the early start will be damaging to the overall average.
Piers close to 5m again this week. I guess it will continue to yo-yo up and down depending on the guest. Personally I wasn't that interested in Katherine Jenkins' life story (she's only 29) and certainly the bit in the trailer didn't exactly entice me. Harry meanwhile is continuing to perform very well indeed despite probably the poorest material since TV Burp began. |
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On a non ratings related note, there was an article in yesterday's Daily Mirror which claimed the BBC are lining up Ratatouille and Shrek 3 for Christmas Day.
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On a non ratings related note, there was an article in yesterday's Daily Mirror which claimed the BBC are lining up Ratatouille and Shrek 3 for Christmas Day.
I would say BBC1 would go something like this if they put both these films on Christmas Day. 15:00 The Queen 15:10 FILM: Ratatouille 17:00 FILM: Shrek 3 18:30 EastEnders 19:00 Doctor Who 20:00 Strictly Come Dancing 21:00 EastEnders 21:30 The Royle Family 22:30 Catherine Tate |
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Excellent for XF once again...will it ever stop peaking?? With a performance show at nearly 12m, I think another record figure could be on the cards for tonight! Also much better for Piers and it seems his ratings really do depend on the guest and with Danni next week it should be over 5m.
When XF and SCD stop clashing the XF's ratings will be huge and SCD should get a boost aswell. it'll still be high, just I don't think it'll out peak last weeks |
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Good ratings across the board for ITV1. The fixed slot for Harry Hill is working very well and it's much better than last year's setup when it was scheduled all over the place. Strong ratings for The X Factor once again, and tonight's show should be around 12.5-13.5m like previous weeks. Life Stories really does depend on the guest, but I'm still surprised as high as 4.7m watched Katherine Jenkins. Next week will probably be over 5m with Dannii Minogue.
Merlin did okay, but the early slots aren't helping it. It's on even earlier next week, so it could be down even more. Strictly did well to get its joint highest of the series, but it is still over a million down from the equivalent figures last year. |
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not sure Xfactor will go higher tonight, Michael Buble and Westlife don't bring as much as hype as Robbie, Alexandra Burke, Whitney or Cheryl Cole.
it'll still be high, just I don't think it'll out peak last weeks |
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That would be interesting!
I would say BBC1 would go something like this if they put both these films on Christmas Day. 15:00 The Queen 15:10 FILM: Ratatouille 17:00 FILM: Shrek 3 18:30 EastEnders 19:00 Doctor Who 20:00 Strictly Come Dancing 21:00 EastEnders 21:30 The Royle Family 22:30 Catherine Tate |
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24.10.09 (15 min averages)
ITV1 Harry Hill 6.8m / 26.9% XF 11.6m / 44% (peak will be over 13m) Piers 4.7m / 23% BBC ONE Merlin 4.9m / 24.2% SCD 8.4m pk 9.6m / 33.4% MOTD 3.6m / 20.3% Piers did well as well, so did Harry Hill, consistently around 6.6/6.8m. |
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Anyway, two predictions from last night: - SCD: 8.4m - TXF: 11.5m
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That would be interesting!
I would say BBC1 would go something like this if they put both these films on Christmas Day. 15:00 The Queen 15:10 FILM: Ratatouille 17:00 FILM: Shrek 3 18:30 EastEnders 19:00 Doctor Who 20:00 Strictly Come Dancing 21:00 EastEnders 21:30 The Royle Family 22:30 Catherine Tate |
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Piers close to 5m again this week. I guess it will continue to yo-yo up and down depending on the guest. Personally I wasn't that interested in Katherine Jenkins' life story (she's only 29) and certainly the bit in the trailer didn't exactly entice me.
Harry meanwhile is continuing to perform very well indeed despite probably the poorest material since TV Burp began. I thought Burp was the strongest in a while last night - and just 2 mins of TXF fluffing. Bet that will have raised eyebrows at ITV Command Centre. Quote:
24.10.09 (15 min averages)
ITV1 Harry Hill 6.8m / 26.9% XF 11.6m / 44% (peak will be over 13m) Piers 4.7m / 23% BBC ONE Merlin 4.9m / 24.2% SCD 8.4m pk 9.6m / 33.4% MOTD 3.6m / 20.3% Quote:
Excellent for XF once again...will it ever stop peaking??
![]() Well, it peaked at 14.8m on Sunday. I'd be surprised if it "out-peaked" that last night, or even got close. I think that rather than snowballing show by show, BGT-style, it's actually very stable, with around 11-12m committed to the Cult of Cowell (yes, Cult ) and 2-3m floating others who catch bits as they flick around or as other shows start and finish.Good to see SCD recover from the F1 over-run, with close to 10m at its best, but it's still suffering from ITV's scheduling and massive hyping masterstroke. It's just not able to build the momentum of previous years. Merlin is the big loser of the Beeb's brave attempt to answer the moaning last year about SCD being dragged out to two shows over the weekend. I suspect it will be back to Saturday/Sundays next year - the laudable idea of having one big all in one SCD show hasn't worked, other than to knock 2m off what TXF's figures would otherwise have been and keep up BBC1's Saturday night share overall - perhaps the Beeb are therefore happy? |
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Children in Need 2009 line-up if anyone is interested...
Hosts: Terry Wogan, Tess Daly, Alesha Dixon Music: Pixie Lott, Taylor Swift, Alesha Dixon, Spandau Ballet, Madness, Harry Connick Jr, Sugababes, Stereophonics, Little Boots, Paolo Nutini, Nolan Sisters, Westlife, Alison Moyet and Annie Lennox Features: Lark Rise to Candleford with Terry Wogan, Strictly Come Dancing performance, Dragons Den renovate a community centre, The One Show do Fame, EastEnders 'musical extravaganza', Doctor Who Christmas preview, Walk on the Wild side special sketch, Merlin, Poirot, Casualty, The Bill does the Rat Pack, Hollyoaks do Queen, Appeal messages from Lady GaGa and Lewis Hamilton, Priscilla Queen Of The Desert performance, Justin Lee Collins does Tom Jones, John Barrowman and Myleene Klass duet, BBC Newsreaders performance http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pre...n_lineup.shtml |
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Merlin is the big loser of the Beeb's brave attempt to answer the moaning last year about SCD being dragged out to two shows over the weekend. I suspect it will be back to Saturday/Sundays next year - the laudable idea of having one big all in one SCD show hasn't worked, other than to knock 2m off what TXF's figures would otherwise have been and keep up BBC1's Saturday night share overall - perhaps the Beeb are therefore happy?
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Chat show host Jeremy Kyle is getting a primetime slot in a £1million deal with ITV. Source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/...5875-21772565/
Jeremy, 44, who hosts a controversial daytime show on the channel, is already in talks about the new show. It will be screened next year and will see him go to people's homes to give advice on ways to improve their lives. Last night an ITV spokesman confirmed discussions are under way, adding: "We're always looking at ways of developing our talent." Jeremy - an ex-life insurance salesman and radio DJ - will still host his present show, in which people confront family and friends over personal issues. It has been a big hit, but has been accused of exploiting people's misery to boost ratings. In 2007 a judge described it as trash and a "form of human bear-baiting". |
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[quote=rzt;36237915]Jeremy Kyle is reportedly getting a primetime show on ITV
:/QUOTE] eugh, how tacky
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Jeremy Kyle is reportedly getting a primetime show on ITV
:Source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/...5875-21772565/ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO! That's all I have to say. |
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