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Someone featured in from episode 3 onwards is in court and they have to wait until after the trial.
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not really as thought it gets "good" ratings.
![]() But the Bill returns ( According to announcer) on Tuesday 22nd June - so not off for the whole World Cup!
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One of the benefits of MPD being live is that they've obviously taken some of the noted issues on board as it's a lot pacier tonight.
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not really as thought it gets "good" ratings.
![]() But the Bill returns ( According to announcer) on Tuesday 22nd June - so not off for the whole World Cup! ![]() |
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Call me cynical but I think the reason ITV1 have scheduled BGT in a 2.5hr block in this way is because they have come to the conclusion that it won't be able to top last year. So at least this way they can say the reason it is down is because of the longer runtime.
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On the MPD the answers were, the England v Mexico friendly, the Chelsea Flower Show, and the Million Pound Drop.
I thought the question was going to be 'Which achieved the lowest ratings yesterday?' with an addition of 'It's a question we can ONLY ask today because we are totally live!' |
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US Ratings - Finale Monday
ABC:
8pm – Dancing With The Stars – 19.08m (4.0) * Down 5% from last season 9pm – The Bachelorette – 9.19m (2.8) * Season premiere * Down 7% from last season * Steady across the 2 hours CBS: 8pm – How I Met Your Mother – 8.18m (3.5) * Down 5% from 2009 finale 8.30pm – Rules of Engagement – 8.23m (3.3) * Down 25% from last year, which aired at 9.30pm 9pm – Two and a Half Men – 15.37m (5.0) * Down 4% from last year 9.30pm – The Big Bang Theory – 14.78m (5.2) * Up 48% from last season finale, which aired at 8pm 10pm – CSI: Miami – 12.39m (3.3) * Down 13% from last season FOX: 8pm – 24 – 8.85m (2.7) * Series finale * Down 10% from last season NBC: 8pm – Chuck – 5.06m (1.8) * Lowest rating for any episode ever * Down 25% from last season 10pm – Law & Order – 7.60m (1.9) * Series finale All yearly comparisons refer to adults 18-49 ratings. All shows were season finales unless specified. http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/05/25...-new-low/52306 CBS and ABC can be pretty happy with last night, I think. The Big Bang Theory was a bit disappointing, actually down from last week, but it's improvement over the year has been great and overall declines weren't bad. Perhaps Lost stole its thunder, but 24 came to an end after 8 years without any real effect on its ratings which were level with the season so far and down from last year. Chuck was the only major faller from last year. |
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8pm – Dancing With The Stars – 19.08m (4.0) * Down 5% from last season 9pm – The Bachelorette – 9.19m (2.8) * Season premiere * Down 7% from last season * Steady across the 2 hours CBS: 8pm – How I Met Your Mother – 8.18m (3.5) * Down 5% from 2009 finale 8.30pm – Rules of Engagement – 8.23m (3.3) * Down 25% from last year, which aired at 9.30pm 9pm – Two and a Half Men – 15.37m (5.0) * Down 4% from last year 9.30pm – The Big Bang Theory – 14.78m (5.2) * Up 48% from last season finale, which aired at 8pm 10pm – CSI: Miami – 12.39m (3.3) * Down 13% from last season FOX: 8pm – 24 – 8.85m (2.7) * Series finale * Down 10% from last season NBC: 8pm – Chuck – 5.06m (1.8) * Lowest rating for any episode ever * Down 25% from last season 10pm – Law & Order – 7.60m (1.9) * Series finale All yearly comparisons refer to adults 18-49 ratings. All shows were season finales unless specified. http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/05/25...-new-low/52306 CBS and ABC can be pretty happy with last night, I think. The Big Bang Theory was a bit disappointing, actually down from last week, but it's improvement over the year has been great and overall declines weren't bad. Perhaps Lost stole its thunder, but 24 came to an end after 8 years without any real effect on its ratings which were level with the season so far and down from last year. Chuck was the only major faller from last year. |
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Call me cynical but I think the reason ITV1 have scheduled BGT in a 2.5hr block in this way is because they have come to the conclusion that it won't be able to top last year. So at least this way they can say the reason it is down is because of the longer runtime.
![]() I'm torn on this one. On one hand I like the show and want it to do well, on the other I don't like the new plans and I don't think they'll work out. |
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Tuesday 25.5.2010
Eastenders 6m / 29.8% - 1.4m on BBC Three Emmerdale 6.2m / 32.2% The Bill 3m / 13.5% Luther 4m / 18% The Drop 2.1m / 11.8% |
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RTL ready to sell Five
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RTL, the parent company of channel Five, is preparing to formally solicit bids for a sale of the struggling UK free-to-air broadcaster. Source & more: The Telegraph
Luxembourg-based RTL, which is majority-owned by the German media conglomerate Bertelsmann, is understood to have appointed a team to construct what one senior industry source described as a "tender process" for the sale of Five. Potential bidders include other UK broadcasters such as ITV, Channel 4 and BSkyB. However industry insiders have also suggested that a US studio such as Warner Bros or a production company such as Endemol might be interested in Five as a potential shop window for their product. |
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Tuesday 25.5.2010
Eastenders 6m / 29.8% - 1.4m on BBC Three Emmerdale 6.2m / 32.2% The Bill 3m / 13.5% Luther 4m / 18% The Drop 2.1m / 11.8% The Drop held up well. I was expecting a bigger drop off than 100k. But still not a mega hit for C4. As expected, EastEnders couldn't get the upperhand over Emmerdale when the latter had a head start. |
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If anyone finds out what the Eurovision got on BBC3..
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The Mail (groan) is reporting that all current GMTV on screen staff will get the chop except Helen Fospero, they are looking to find a cheap partner for Adrian on a £100k salary and that the strand will be renamed "ITV Breakfast."
Very original. ![]() http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...ters-sofa.html |
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Tuesday 25.5.2010
Eastenders 6m / 29.8% - 1.4m on BBC Three Emmerdale 6.2m / 32.2% The Bill 3m / 13.5% Luther 4m / 18% The Drop 2.1m / 11.8% Surprised to see that 'The Drop' managed to more or less hold the audience. I thought it was quite boring. :sleep: |
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Spartacus on Bravo launched with an impressive 365,000 (2.2%) viewers, against a Tuesday 10pm slot average of 38,000 (0.2%).
Source: Attentional. |
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Be interesting to see if it holds that figure - it's a show where you have to get into the style of it to enjoy it and on first sight it can be a bit off putting and looks a bit cheap.
C4 have renewed The IT Crowd for a fifth series ahead of the fourth this summer - a bit of a sleeper hit really. The fourth will air in June, so presumably in the Big Brother eviction sandwich. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...d-fifth-series |
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Eurovision 373,000
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Be interesting to see if it holds that figure - it's a show where you have to get into the style of it to enjoy it and on first sight it can be a bit off putting and looks a bit cheap.
C4 have renewed The IT Crowd for a fifth series ahead of the fourth this summer - a bit of a sleeper hit really. The fourth will air in June, so presumably in the Big Brother eviction sandwich. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...d-fifth-series |
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What Australia Watched: Tuesday 25th May
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18:00 Seven News 1.61m 18:30 Today Tonight 1.54m 19:00 Home and Away 1.18m 19:30 Australia's Got Talent 1.45m 21:00 Grey's Anatomy (19/24) 0.84m 22:00 Private Practice (19/23) 0.56m 23:00 Serial Killers 0.24m Nine 18:00 Nine News 1.37m 18:30 A Current Affair 1.26m 19:00 Two and a Half Men (R) 1.23m 19:30 Top Gear (R) 1.29m 20:40 Survivor: Heroes vs Villains - Finale 1.05m *won its timeslot in all key demographics - 25-54s (30.5%), 18-49s (32.6%), and 16-39s (33.3%). 22:40 Survivor: Heroes vs Villains - Reunion 0.87m *won its timeslot in all key demographics and Total People – 25-54s (44.0%), 18-49s (45.9%), 16-39s (46.1%) and Total People (38.2%). 23:30 Nine News Late Edition 0.22m Ten 17:00 Ten News at Five 0.87m 18:00 The Simpsons (R) 0.59m 18:30 Neighbours 0.69m 19:00 The 7pm Project 0.87m 19:30 MasterChef Australia 1.64m 20:00 Modern Family (2/24) 1.55m 20:30 NCIS (21/24) 1.47m 21:30 NCIS: Los Angeles (17/24) 1.03m 22:30 Ten Late News with Sports Tonight 0.41m Shares Nine - 26.7% Seven - 26.1% Ten - 24.4% ABC1 - 12.5% SBS One - 3.4% Survivor Finale was huge for Nine. Very rare for figures in the region of 900k to be recorded after 10:30pm! Modern Family only lost 1,000 viewers week-on-week. If it can keep up that sort of consistency, it's going to be a monster hit for TEN. Talent did well in Total People but as ever it skewed too old (10th in all key demos). Top Gear did very well for a repeat. |
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Interesting to see The Bill hit 3m again. Hardly an achievement I know, but I wonder if it was a domino effect from the hour long Emmerdale, with Millionaire up too?
Luther seems to have settled at a mediocre level, and I can't see them bringing it back with those ratings, and Corrie/BGT will knock it even further next week. Million Pound Drop held up well, and I thought it was better last night, as the pacing improved considerably. Got Talent seems to skew old pretty much everywhere apart from in the UK for some reason, which is interesting. Speaking of demos, the first episode of Wormwood Scrubs apparently had 1.0 million 16-34s watching, which is excellent for a documentary. |
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The Mail (groan) is reporting that all current GMTV on screen staff will get the chop except Helen Fospero, they are looking to find a cheap partner for Adrian on a £100k salary and that the strand will be renamed "ITV Breakfast."
Very original. ![]() http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...ters-sofa.html The GMTV seperate brand should go anyway. They should bring over someone from ITV news to do the news and move Fospero onto the couch. They have Stapelton to cover for Chiles when he is off. |
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shame I like Five, and I figure whoever buys it will wreck it.
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I'd say ITV or Sky are the only reasonable prospects |
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Is £100k cheap? Garraway on £240k for 3 days a week was ridiculous. Glad she is going.
The GMTV seperate brand should go anyway. They should bring over someone from ITV news to do the news and move Fospero onto the counch. They have Stapelton to cover for Chiles when he is off. The Mail notes that they won't be able to afford a big name for £100k, but that's OK. Bleakley was pretty unknown to begin with when she first started alongside Chiles on The One Show, but together they made a watchable duo and viewers responded. Quote:
shame I like Five, and I figure whoever buys it will wreck it.
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