Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Holby viewers tuning in at 8pm?”
“Holby viewers tuning in at 8pm?”
It peaked at 8pm with 9.2m. Holby had 5.17m (22.8%).
The Ratings Thread (Part 10)
105 of 232
Channel 4 Overnights:
The Simpsons- 1.7m
Hollyoaks- 1.2m
The Ugly Face Of Beauty- 1.7m
The Fiary Jobmother- 2.2m
Big Brother- 2.7m
The Simpsons- 1.7m
Hollyoaks- 1.2m
The Ugly Face Of Beauty- 1.7m
The Fiary Jobmother- 2.2m
Big Brother- 2.7m
Outstanding for EE. The high rating was probably a combination of the big reveal and Holby viewers tuning in at 8pm, hence the 9.2m peak dead on 8pm. Very surprising to see Holby not benefit though, 0.3m down on last week despite a lead in of 2.1m more. Very strange. Even though 5.2m and a 23% share is very strong, I think that Holby definitely benefits from extremely weak ITV1 competition in the 8pm slot and once it gets moved from that dominating slot it occupies it starts to fall. See when it moves to Wed 8pm/Thurs 9pm. Holby is very lucky.
Ugly Face of Beauty obviously down from clashing with EE, but BB up due to the news that Caiomhe has walked and the interesting noms news. I would have expected around 2.9m tonight, but probably a bit lower now due to the extended show.
Ugly Face of Beauty obviously down from clashing with EE, but BB up due to the news that Caiomhe has walked and the interesting noms news. I would have expected around 2.9m tonight, but probably a bit lower now due to the extended show.
...and probably ITV1's biggest lead-in this year from The X Factor is going to..... JLS. http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s103/...tor-final.html
Oh dear.
Oh dear.
Fantastic rating for EastEnders - it's on great form at the moment. Usually in the summer, its ratings see a notable dip but it's been the reverse this time round!
DS article headline is misleading. It's going to reportedly air after one of the live shows, not the final itself. I imagine it'll air a few days before their new album is released, maybe in November.
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“...and probably ITV1's biggest lead-in this year from The X Factor is going to..... JLS. http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s103/...tor-final.html
Oh dear.”
“...and probably ITV1's biggest lead-in this year from The X Factor is going to..... JLS. http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s103/...tor-final.html
Oh dear.”
DS article headline is misleading. It's going to reportedly air after one of the live shows, not the final itself. I imagine it'll air a few days before their new album is released, maybe in November.
Originally Posted by Desert Rat:
“They could even just put The Hollyoaks Music Show into the Friday slot. I doubt the problem would transfer to Thursdays, I think the problem is just that its drawn out across the week.”
“They could even just put The Hollyoaks Music Show into the Friday slot. I doubt the problem would transfer to Thursdays, I think the problem is just that its drawn out across the week.”
The main problem is over the last year or so stories just haven't been climaxing at the end of the week. In the Bryan Kirkwood era he was very good at building a story throughout the week so you just couldn't miss Friday's episode - but that's gone missing recently.
Talking of the Hollyoaks Music Show - any idea how well that rates for 4 Music on Fridays - where they stupidly put it at 7pm against the E4 first look episode!
Originally Posted by C14E:
“The simple fact that it's on until 11.40pm on a weeknight surely won't help either and 100 minutes is quite a stetch as well.
Perhaps they'll reveal what it is in the tabloids tomorrow?”
“The simple fact that it's on until 11.40pm on a weeknight surely won't help either and 100 minutes is quite a stetch as well.
Perhaps they'll reveal what it is in the tabloids tomorrow?”
The annoying thing is so often these extended shows just end up with actually more highlights than normal and then a 10-minute live bit at the end. It could easily be done in the 70 minute slot with the first four parts highlights and last being the live segment.
To be honest I don't think they're doing anything which couldn't have waited till Friday.
Originally Posted by gottago:
“Australian Come Dine With Me's already on one of the Foxtel channels so that format would be out of the question until their contract is up.”
“Australian Come Dine With Me's already on one of the Foxtel channels so that format would be out of the question until their contract is up.”
C4 are going to be airing the Aussie version from a week on Saturday.
Originally Posted by rzt:
“DS article headline is misleading. It's going to reportedly air after one of the live shows, not the final itself. I imagine it'll air a few days before their new album is released, maybe in November.”
“DS article headline is misleading. It's going to reportedly air after one of the live shows, not the final itself. I imagine it'll air a few days before their new album is released, maybe in November.”
The original article in The Sun about it also says it'll be on after the final. There aren't any Saturday slots avaliable for it in November as they're taken by Life Stories and I'm A Celebrity so I reckon it'll air after the final Saturday show on December 11th as they don't have the Comedy Awards this year. Should do pretty well; I can't stand them but they're popular.
Brilliant rating for EE. Interesting to see that Holby didn't benefit though, time to cut it to 26-30 weeks per year, methinks. The Bill is getting lower by the week.
Originally Posted by Score:
“ The Bill is getting lower by the week.”
“ The Bill is getting lower by the week.”
that is no surprise is it? Tuesday @ 9pm is very competitve right now.
BBC 1, had The Silence last week, and New Tricks next week
BBC 2, That Mitchell & Webb Look
C4, The Fairy JobMother, which is doing well
Five, CSI Miami, which always does well
Originally Posted by Score:
“The original article in The Sun about it also says it'll be on after the final. There aren't any Saturday slots avaliable for it in November as they're taken by Life Stories and I'm A Celebrity so I reckon it'll air after the final Saturday show on December 11th as they don't have the Comedy Awards this year. Should do pretty well; I can't stand them but they're popular.
Brilliant rating for EE. Interesting to see that Holby didn't benefit though, time to cut it to 26-30 weeks per year, methinks. The Bill is getting lower by the week.”
“The original article in The Sun about it also says it'll be on after the final. There aren't any Saturday slots avaliable for it in November as they're taken by Life Stories and I'm A Celebrity so I reckon it'll air after the final Saturday show on December 11th as they don't have the Comedy Awards this year. Should do pretty well; I can't stand them but they're popular.
Brilliant rating for EE. Interesting to see that Holby didn't benefit though, time to cut it to 26-30 weeks per year, methinks. The Bill is getting lower by the week.”
What did The Bill get? I can't see it anywhere in the thread
I just had an email about Take Me Out series two, and it seems they could help me find the guy or girl of my dreams. I'm sure in the first series it was only a whole loads of girls and one guy, so hopefully this means it will be the other way around, a load of guys and one girl.
Originally Posted by Only_You:
“What did The Bill get? I can't see it anywhere in the thread”
“What did The Bill get? I can't see it anywhere in the thread
”
Sorry I should have posted a link, The Bill got 2.39m + 108,000 on HD according to Broadcast. CSI: Miami got 2.38m whilst Mitchell and Webb got 1.72m +17k and Shooting Stars got 1.64m + 56k.
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/rating...016216.article
http://www.itv.com/presscentre/press...s/default.html
'The Oaks', a supernatural drama, commissioned by ITV
'The Oaks', a supernatural drama, commissioned by ITV
Originally Posted by ZoeMcCallister:
“Very surprising to see Holby not benefit though, 0.3m down on last week despite a lead in of 2.1m more. Very strange.”
“Very surprising to see Holby not benefit though, 0.3m down on last week despite a lead in of 2.1m more. Very strange.”
It seems many were tempted away by the choices available on BBC multi-channel. Excellent thinking by the BBC to synchronise the start times so that BBC Three and BBC Four had new programming starting right after the hour-long EastEnders, which I'm assuming was clearly highlighted to viewers after the programme/during the credits.
Between 8:30pm and 9:00pm BBC Three and BBC Four had a combined audience of 1.51m. In the 9pm hour this audience increased even further to hit a high of 1.62m.
Very strong night for both channels it seems and a great example of the BBC working together as a network to cater for all kinds of viewers last night. The kind of variety you rarely get from Channel 4, and never from ITV.
Originally Posted by gottago:
“Australian Come Dine With Me's already on one of the Foxtel channels so that format would be out of the question until their contract is up.”
“Australian Come Dine With Me's already on one of the Foxtel channels so that format would be out of the question until their contract is up.”
Ahh, right. Thanks for the info. Sorry, don't follow the Foxtel channels at all so had no idea.
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“So they're having a 90 minute show split from the 30 minute result, but running one after the other on the schedules rather than having an all in one? Guess they're looking for a big audience in the 9pm show.”
“So they're having a 90 minute show split from the 30 minute result, but running one after the other on the schedules rather than having an all in one? Guess they're looking for a big audience in the 9pm show.”
Yeah, they did the same thing last year splitting it up like that. Ten do it all the time with the finals of its shows. The only difference is this time the listings guides seem to be show it as two separate slots as well, which they didn't last time.
Can't wait to find out how high it will go on Sunday!
Originally Posted by PJMillar:
“http://www.itv.com/presscentre/press...s/default.html
'The Oaks', a supernatural drama, commissioned by ITV”
“http://www.itv.com/presscentre/press...s/default.html
'The Oaks', a supernatural drama, commissioned by ITV”
It looks like it could be very good especially with the help of Fox and I like the writer they have, Stephen Greenhorn.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Yeah, they did the same thing last year splitting it up like that. Ten do it all the time with the finals of its shows. The only difference is this time the listings guides seem to be show it as two separate slots as well, which they didn't last time.
Can't wait to find out how high it will go on Sunday!”
“Yeah, they did the same thing last year splitting it up like that. Ten do it all the time with the finals of its shows. The only difference is this time the listings guides seem to be show it as two separate slots as well, which they didn't last time.
Can't wait to find out how high it will go on Sunday!”
If ITV had any brains they'd have done the same with this year's BGT Final, but that's ITV for you.
I'm looking forward to seeing how high MasterChef goes - I haven't posted much (if at all) on the Aussie ratings but I do always read them and find them very interesting. Looking at how it's done so far, and based on last year's ratings I think the final will top 4m for the second show at least.
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“what is the highest rating we have had for the BBC 3 EE repeat (not inculding the live episode)?”
“what is the highest rating we have had for the BBC 3 EE repeat (not inculding the live episode)?”
1.7m it was one of the episodes against BGT im sure it was the Tuesday episode.
Outstanding ratings last night for EastEnders and for July also.
The BBC should have advertised this episode and it could have peaked at 10million
I think Enders is on top form atm and it's ratings are showing with that and i think this is one of their best summer ratings for sometime?
With Big storylines coming up in August and september i think the future is looking good and then it's back to Enders best part of the year xmas
Im surprised that Holby didn't pull in a few more viewers though
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“that is no surprise is it? Tuesday @ 9pm is very competitve right now.
BBC 1, had The Silence last week, and New Tricks next week
BBC 2, That Mitchell & Webb Look
C4, The Fairy JobMother, which is doing well
Five, CSI Miami, which always does well”
“that is no surprise is it? Tuesday @ 9pm is very competitve right now.
BBC 1, had The Silence last week, and New Tricks next week
BBC 2, That Mitchell & Webb Look
C4, The Fairy JobMother, which is doing well
Five, CSI Miami, which always does well”
New Tricks next week is a repeat.
and extremely unsurprising news: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...cancelled.html
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“New Tricks next week is a repeat.
and extremely unsurprising news: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...cancelled.html”
“New Tricks next week is a repeat.
and extremely unsurprising news: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...cancelled.html”
I don't think anyone - including Collins - are surprised.
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“New Tricks next week is a repeat.
and extremely unsurprising news: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...cancelled.html”
“New Tricks next week is a repeat.
and extremely unsurprising news: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...cancelled.html”
I don't get why they are showing repeats when they've got a new series ready to go.
Originally Posted by dubsj:
“ITV1
The Bill 2.5m / 10.9%”
“ITV1
The Bill 2.5m / 10.9%”
So with just 6 episodes left, no signs yet of the old fans coming back to say goodbye to the 27 year old show yet with the show finishing (if all goes to plan) on Tuesday 7th September at 9pm and I'm guessing the farewell doc will air before it at 8pm. I was thinking ~5m for the final show-not so sure right now.
105 of 232
