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Congratulations to Only_You for a superb posting for Post #4500. I think he/she speaks for most of us on this thread.
On the other hand, maybe Kyle's prime-time show will flop spectacularly as we can all take great pleasure in his failure, just as we did when Trinny and Susannah's ITV shows flopped and when smug Peter Jones' crappy ITV1 also deservedly bombed.
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Isn't it a year early for Ratatouille?
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Isn't it a year early for Ratatouille?
I was expecting The Incredibles or Cars. I'd actually show both The Incredibles and Ratatouille on Christmas Day and give Christmas Eve or Boxing Day to Shrek 3, as it isn't a particularly good film and wouldn't do as well as the second one did a couple of years ago (see how Shark Tale underperformed last year). As for Cars, it's Pixar's one and only dud, and so I wouldn't be surprised if it popped up on a random day between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day (New Year's Day itself might be an idea). EDIT: Trying to do a schedule, but Ratatouille and The Incredibles are too long to fit both them and The Gruffalo in, so I'd go with The Incredibles and Shrek 3, and put Ratatouille down as speculation, as I don't think it's been confirmed anywhere. |
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I thought that, although there's nothing stopping them from showing both, with perhaps one on Christmas Eve or Boxing Day and the other on Christmas Day.
I'd actually show both The incredibles and Ratatouille on Christmas Day and give Christmas Eve or Boxing Day to Shrek 3, as it isn't a particularly good film and wouldn't do as well as the second one did a couple of years ago (see how Shark Tale underperformed last year). As for Cars, it's Pixar's one and only dud, and so I wouldn't be surprised if it popped up on a random day between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day (New Year's Day itself might be an idea). The Incredibles would and should get Christmas Day, I wonder where Over the Hedge and Flushed Away should go as both are Dreamworks and both came out in 2006. |
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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.
SCD average (6 shows) - 8.81m (2009) SCD average (8 shows) - 8.56m (2008) Both include HD figures. |
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EDIT: Trying to do a schedule, but Ratatouille and The Incredibles are too long to fit both them and The Gruffalo in, so I'd go with The Incredibles and Shrek 3, and put Ratatouille down as speculation, as I don't think it's been confirmed anywhere.
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Hasn't The Incredibles already been shown on Five, or did I imagine that?
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BBC Newsreaders performance
Get the tissues ready for Fiona and Sophie.
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Jeremy Kyle is reportedly getting a primetime show on ITV
:/QUOTE] eugh, how tacky ![]() Which, you'd have to say, was not exactly in the same tradition of ITV's proud heritage of World in Action, This Week, 7 (etc) Up, Death on the Rock etc... Quote:
I thought that, although there's nothing stopping them from showing both, with perhaps one on Christmas Eve or Boxing Day and the other on Christmas Day.
I'd actually show both The Incredibles and Ratatouille on Christmas Day and give Christmas Eve or Boxing Day to Shrek 3, as it isn't a particularly good film and wouldn't do as well as the second one did a couple of years ago (see how Shark Tale underperformed last year). As for Cars, it's Pixar's one and only dud, and so I wouldn't be surprised if it popped up on a random day between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day (New Year's Day itself might be an idea). EDIT: Trying to do a schedule, but Ratatouille and The Incredibles are too long to fit both them and The Gruffalo in, so I'd go with The Incredibles and Shrek 3, and put Ratatouille down as speculation, as I don't think it's been confirmed anywhere. Quote:
Well, after 4 weeks, the averages seem to tell a different story.
SCD average (6 shows) - 8.81m (2009) SCD average (8 shows) - 8.56m (2008) Both include HD figures. What are the HD figures coming out at then? |
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I'm surprised by that, but great news if true. What are the HD figures coming out at then? Also, Strictly is timeshifting far better this year. |
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Any news on The Thick of It and extended HIGNFY?
Just wondered how BBC2's Saturday night offerings for people with a brain got on...
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The other Shreks have done excellent Christmas Eve business against ITV1's soaps (c9m), so that would seem to be the natural home for Shrek 3's premiere?
Last year in the same slot Wallace & Gromit's Curse Of The Were-Rabbit had 7.46m so see how brilliantly Shrek 2 did. ITV1's Christmas Eve will be heavy on the soaps (cos it's a Thursday). With Eastenders going out at 7.30 the likely Shrek 3 Christmas Eve slot would be 6pm, overlapping with the 7pm Emmerdale. Last year a repeat of Toy Story 2 filled that slot and failed to make BBC1's Christmas week top 30 (30th most popular programme had 5.16m). |
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Or Merlin (or Strictly) could just move to Sunday nights. If the results show does return, I think it would be on the same night, rather than recorded to air the next night.
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As for Cars, it's Pixar's one and only dud, and so I wouldn't be surprised if it popped up on a random day between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day (New Year's Day itself might be an idea).
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Jeremy Kyle is reportedly getting a primetime show on ITV
:Source: http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/...5875-21772565/ http://www.anaitgames.com/wp-content...ader_nooo.jpeg [List][*]Admin Edit: This thread is continued here: Ratings Thread (Part 5)[/List] |
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