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Thank you! Nice and speedy. Here's a roundup of some of the more interesting multi-channel ratings:
Monday 8th Glee (E4) 2100-2200 1,608,000 Glee (E4+1) 2200-2300 400,000
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Im not sure what you could do with the film awards. At the end of the day they are a serious affair because the awards have a real meaning, unlike phone votes where sheer fanaticism can swing the decision. Having Dermot O'Leary, rentacrowd screaming and claps of thunder would be a serious mistake imo.
How you make costume design, editing and sound thrilling is a difficult one, but those awards are every bit as important as the actor awards. |
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The BAFTAs is not the Oscars though, and that's half the problem.
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Was going to do a weekend round-up, but DS haven't updated with Friday's or Saturday's portion (exc soaps) and MG hasn't updated with Saturday's portion. Ahem...
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The Oscars seem to manage it okay. In fact the last year's ceremony was fantastic and managed to even make the technical categories interesting.
I enjoyed last years BAFTAs, but switched onto this years, and I don't even know why but I was cringing. Not sure what was different? maybe last years was more exciting as Slumdog won alot and it was endearing to see Danny Boyle etc so excited. The noms this year are fairly dull. |
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Sunday 21st Feb
BBC1 13:45-16:05 Match of the day: Bristol City v West Brom - 1.9m *not sure if this is match figure or whole program. 18:00-19:00 CountryFile - 6.5m (27%) 19:00-20:00 Antiques Roadshow - 7m (26%) *last year equivalent episode: 6.25m (24.1%) 20:00-21:00 Lark Rise 6.14m (21.6%) *last year equivalent episode: 5.84m (21.3%) 21:00-23:00 BAFTA - 3.58m (15.2%) *peak 4.1m 9pm hr averaged 3.3m (12%) 10pm hr averaged 3.9m (20%) BBC2 19:00-20:00 Banded Brothers - 1.4m (5.4%) 20:00-22:15 Winter Olympics - 3.13m (11.5%) *peak 4m 9-9:15 ITV1 18:45-20:30 Dancing on Ice - 7.81m (28.9%) *last year equivalent episode: 9.1m (36%) 20:30-21:30 Wild At Heart - 6.42m (22.9%) *last year equivalent episode: 7.6m (28%) 21:30-22:00 Dancing on Ice Results - 6.9m (27%) *last year equivalent episode: 8.3m (32%) Channel4 18:55-19:55 The Bible: A History 0.7m (3%) *+1 132k 19:55-21:40 Film: Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer - 2.5m (9%) *+1 360k 21:45-23:45 Film: Predator - 1.13m (6.1%) Five 18:40-20:30 Film: Happy Gilmore - 1.6m (6%) 20:30-22:30 Film: The Wedding Singer - 1.29m (4.9%) BBC3 21:00-22:00 Being Human - 818k (3%) *last week: 700k (2.7%) 22:00-22:45 Heroes - 539k (2.6%) BBC4 21:00-22:00 Indian Hill Railways - 841k (3.1%) *last week 603k (2.3%) Sky1 21:00-22:00 24 - 512k (1.9%) Source: MG, DS, Broadcast, Digital-i TV blog ITV really has lost a fair few viewers year on year for its Sunday night line up. I thought Dancing on Ice would see an increase this week what with Sky1 moving away from the dance genre. |
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Was going to do a weekend round-up, but DS haven't updated with Friday's or Saturday's portion (exc soaps) and MG hasn't updated with Saturday's portion. Ahem...
sorry i'd done most of it by the time you posted, you do Friday and Saturday though, i don't have time
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Countryfile and Antiques Roadshow doing superbly and seem to be gaining viewers slightly as the weeks go by. Thats the first time I can recall the latter hitting 7m of late. Countryfile's 6.5m is magnificent for the 6pm slot. I think thats where it works best, though it'll probably get moved back as the weeks tick by and Sundays get a little less packed.
Fantastic numbers for the Winter Olympics and good that Being Human was up on last week. Hopefully it'll get another bounce next week for the finale. |
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The Adam Sandler Season is doing quite well for Five and it's on for one more week although Adam Sandler has done a lot of movies that they could easily do another another week or so. Wonder if they'll do a Will Smith Season as they have enough movies to justify a season with him.
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Thank you! Nice and speedy. Here's a roundup of some of the more interesting multi-channel ratings:
Monday 8th Glee (E4) 2100-2200 1,608,000 Glee (E4+1) 2200-2300 400,000 Disappointing for Dancing on Ice last night - maybe they should have gone for a name (Victoria Beckham had been rumoured) rather than someone actually with more credentials to judge than half the panel (Angela Rippon). And looking forward see ITV2 are doing their incredibly annoying trick of splitting American Idol performance shows again to make way for that prostitute show and Belle du Jour on Thursday nights, meaning the two-hour show begins at 8pm and finishes at 11.30pm. |
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Top 10 Shows [1 per Series] - January 2010 on BBC iPlayer
01 - Top Gear Series 14 Ep 7: 1,135,000 02- Doctor Who: The End of Time Part 2: 831,000 03 - Gavin and Stacey Series 3 Ep 6: 700,000 04 - Mock the Week Series 8 Ep 1: 658,000 05 - Tracy Beaker Returns: Ep 1: 565,000 06 - Hustle Series 6 Ep 1: 523,000 07 - EastEnders 15/01/10: 498,000 08 - Live at the Apollo Series 5 Ep 6: 479,000 09 - The Incredibles 25/12/09: 417,000 10 - QI Series 7 Genius Ep 6: 359,000 Source: BBC The live episode is still the most watched episode on iPlayer, and by my reckoning: 14.91m [BBC1 airing] 01.50m [BBC2 omnibus] *guesstimate 01.42m [BBC3 repeat] 01.00m [BBC iPlayer] *guesstimate ==> TOTAL = 18.83m The highest amount of requests on iPlayer is 1.67m for Top Gear, but I don't think it'd get anywhere near that. I think the amount of requests would be a lot more than the normal 400,000 though. Looking ahead to tonight, apart from Married, Single and Other, which really should get over 5m with poor competition, it'll be interesting to see how EastEnders does. Given the Friday reach for EastEnders, noted above, I hope tonight's episode will be over 12m - although I fear it may go down to the normal 10m/10.5m level. |
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US Ratings - Sunday 21st February
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7pm-11pm - Winter Olympics - 22.42m (5.7) * Up 6% compared to same day in 2006 games * Down 19% from last Sunday Top 5 - Adults 18-49 (not inc Olympics): 1. Undercover Boss (CBS) - 13.59m (4.8) 2. Desperate Housewives (ABC) - 10.85m (3.7) 3. Family Guy (FOX) - 6.30m (3.1) 4. The Simpsons (FOX) - 6.08m (3.0) 5. The Amazing Race (CBS) - 9.09m (2.8) =. American Dad (FOX) - 5.64m (2.8) =. The Cleveland Show (FOX) - 5.60m (2.8) http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/02/22...-working/42545 Desperate Housewives matched its all time low at 3.7. Grey's Anatomy also hit another all time low last Thursday, again with a 3.7 rating. CBS must be delighted with the performance of Undercover Boss which is holding up pretty well and easily beat Desperate Housewives at 9pm. |
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Dancing on Ice is dire this year!
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Been looking at the BARB ratings and noticed NCIS is doing really well on Five USA with 0.4m average with one episode getting 0.5m and you have to consider these are repeats of Season 1 rather than the latest season which is really good considering that Five have repeated it loads of times on Saturdays. I imagine that they'll eventually get digital rights to Seasons 2-5 so they can strip it Monday-Friday at 6 or 7pm.
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7pm-11pm - Winter Olympics - 22.42m (5.7) * Up 6% compared to same day in 2006 games * Down 19% from last Sunday Top 5 - Adults 18-49 (not inc Olympics): 1. Undercover Boss (CBS) - 13.59m (4.8) 2. Desperate Housewives (ABC) - 10.85m (3.7) 3. Family Guy (FOX) - 6.30m (3.1) 4. The Simpsons (FOX) - 6.08m (3.0) 5. The Amazing Race (CBS) - 9.09m (2.8) =. American Dad (FOX) - 5.64m (2.8) =. The Cleveland Show (FOX) - 5.60m (2.8) http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/02/22...-working/42545 Desperate Housewives matched its all time low at 3.7. Grey's Anatomy also hit another all time low last Thursday, again with a 3.7 rating. CBS must be delighted with the performance of Undercover Boss which is holding up pretty well and easily beat Desperate Housewives at 9pm. |
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Top 20 Multichannel Ratings of the year
01 - 4.30m - EastEnders Live: The Aftermath (19/2/10) - BBC3 *OVERNIGHT* 02 - 2.44m - Live Ford Super Sunday (Match 2) (31/1/10) - Sky Sports 1 03 - 2.30m - Man Utd V Man City (27/1/10) - Sky Sports 1 04 - 2.01m - Glee (8/2/10) - E4 05 - 1.89m - What Katie Did Next (11/2/10) - ITV2 06 - 1.61m - Being Human (10/1/10) - BBC3 07 - 1.48m - Skins (4/2/10) - E4 08 - 1.42m - EastEnders (19/2/10) - BBC3 *OVERNIGHT* 09 - 1.41m - American Idol (13/1/10) - ITV2 09 - 1.41m - Lost (5/2/10) - Sky 1 09 - 1.41m - Live Ford Football Special (6/2/10) - Sky Sports 1 12 - 1.37m - Gavin and Stacey: The Outtakes (1/1/10) - BBC3 13 - 1.35m - Got to Dance (14/2/10) - Sky 1 14 - 1.34m - Vampire Diaries (2/2/10) - ITV2 15 - 1.25m - Ice Age 2 (1/1/10) - ITV2 16 - 1.24m - Come Dine With Me (24/1/10) - More4 17 - 1.21m - Doctor Who Confidential (1/1/10) - BBC3 18 - 1.19m - Midsomer Murders (3/1/10) - ITV3 19 - 1.18m - Scooby Doo 2 (10/1/10) - ITV2 19 - 1.18m - The Incredibles (10/1/10) - BBC3 19 - 1.18m - 24 (24/1/10) - Sky 1 BBC3: 6 ITV2: 5 ITV3: 1 SKY 1: 3 E4: 2 MORE4: 1 SKY SPORTS 1: 3 |
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Any figures for EE: The Aftermath on BBC2 yesterday afternoon?
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Been looking at the BARB ratings and noticed NCIS is doing really well on Five USA with 0.4m average with one episode getting 0.5m and you have to consider these are repeats of Season 1 rather than the latest season which is really good considering that Five have repeated it loads of times on Saturdays. I imagine that they'll eventually get digital rights to Seasons 2-5 so they can strip it Monday-Friday at 6 or 7pm.
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NCIS seems to be huge in every market it airs in, whether it be new episodes or even re-runs. This show is an asset to Five and the strong multi-channel showings are testament to that fact.
I bet Five regret not getting NCIS: Los Angeles but it wouldn't surprise me if they bid aggressively for Season 2 and repeats of Season 1. |
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Not sure if this got reported but The Weakest Link special on Friday night got 2m for BBC3.
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DOI isn't making very good figures this year is it.
Last year most of the series had over 9million for the performances and over 8million for the results. Last year' series also built it's audience yet this series is loosing it's audience. |
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I see the BARB officials have listed the final of SYTYCD as two seperate programmes either side of the lottery draws, also included as a seperate show.
This allowed the final to get a 6m audience in the officials (for the second part) when it probably wouldn't have if it had been giving one figure for the whole show. |
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An updated list of what I need. I would really appreciate any help sourcing these.
Thursday (I only really need one out of this lot) Alan Carr: Chatty Man - 22:00 C4 The Simpsons - 18:00 C4 (inc +1) BBC News at Ten - 22:00 BBC1 ITV News at Ten - 22:00 ITV1 Friday (I need at least one out of this lot) Austin Stevens Adventures - 20.00 Five Friday Night with Jonathan Ross - 22.35 BBC1 The Brits Backstage - 22.35 ITV1 The Alan Titchmarsh Show - 17.00 ITV1 Weekend (I need at least two out of this lot, preferably including CSI Trilogy) Winter Olympics 2010 - Sat 17.45 BBC2 All Star Family Fortunes - Sat 17.45 ITV1 Match of the Day - Sat 22.30 BBC1 CSI Trilogy - Sat 21.25 Five Mission Impossible III - Sat 21.15 C4 Austin Steven’s Adventure: 0.5m (1.8%) Winter Olympics: 2.083m (9.7%) CSI Trilogy: 2.8m |
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Only a break to show a couple of promos.
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When I was younger I used to really look forward to reaching the age when I'd be able to stay up late and watch adult programming. Now I am allowed to stay up late it's the same stuff I used to watch at teatime.
![]() -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Dancing on Ice/Wild at Heart combo seems to be going a little bit wrong this year. Do people still think the ice show should be split over two nights next year, or would light ent opposition knock the performance show's figures even lower? |
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