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Monday 6th September Full Roundup
BBC One 06:00- BBC Breakfast: 1.41m (32.4%) * peak: 1.9m * yearly average so far: 1.45m (34.0%) * last four Mondays average: 1.19m (33%) 19:00- The One Show: 4.32m (20%) 19:30- Saints And Scroungers: 3.89m (17.1%) 20:00- EastEnders: 9.1m (36.1%) 20:30- Panorama: 2.51m (10%) 21:00- Who Do You Think You Are?: 4.9m (20%) BBC Two 19:00- Timothy Spall: Somewhere at Sea: 1.6m (7.4%) 19:30- Roger And Val Have Just Got In: 690k (3%) 20:00- University Challenge: 2.54m (10.1%) 20:30- Antiques Master: 1.97m (7.8%) 21:00- Dragons' Den: 2.7m (10.8%) 22:00- Grandma's House: 990k (4.9%) ITV1 06:00- Daybreak: 1.02m (24.9%) inc. HD * peak: 1.5m * GMTV yearly average: 0.88m (20.5%) * GMTV last 3-months average: 0.83m (22.4%) * GMTV last four Mondays average: 0.69m (18.3%) 08:30- Lorraine: 1.10m (21.2%) inc. HD 19:00- Emmerdale: 7.2m (33.2%) 19:30- Coronation Street: 9.1m (39.7%) 20:00- Countrywise: 3.77m (15%) 20:30- Coronation Street: 8.9m (35.6%) 21:00- Bouquet of Barbed Wire: 5.2m (21%) inc. HD 22:35- Surgery School: 1.2m (9.9%) Channel 4 20:00- Come Dine With Me: Big Brother Winners: 2.01m (8%) , +1: 732k (2.9%) 21:00- My Family’s Crazy Gap Year: 1.13m (4.5%) , +1: 199k (1.1%) 22:00- Big Brother: 2.34m (14%) , +1: 142k (1.8%) Five 19:30- How Do They Do It?: 744k (3.3%) 20:00- The Gadget Show: 1.32m (5.2%) 21:00- Last of the Mohicans: 1.1m (5.6%) BBC Three 22:30- Him & Her: 567,400 (3.6%) * timeslot average: 501,100 (3.12%) ITV4 21:00- Benidorm: 858k (3.5%) Primetime Shares ITV1: 23.6% (HD: 0.7%) BBC One: 20.1% BBC Two: 7.7% Channel 4: 6.9% (+1: 1.3%) Five: 4.5% Sources: Attentional, DS, Media Guardian, MediaTel |
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they wouldnt have retained her if she was
I'd rather see total reach figures than peaks for breakfast tv
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rzt, do those numbers include HD for BBC1?
Do we know what the averagee for last 3 months for BBC Breakfast was? |
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looks like a win for BBC Breakfast, higher average, and higher peak, that despite Daybreak having Tony Blair, and people tuning in to see what its like.
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06:00- Daybreak: 1.02m (24.9%) inc. HD * peak: 1.5m * GMTV last 4 Mondays average: 0.69m (18.3%) * GMTV last 3-months average: 0.83m (22.4%) * GMTV yearly average: 0.88m (20.5%) 08:30- Lorraine: 1.10m (21.2%) inc. HD I don't think its worth comparing to the last 4 Mondays average though, because of course both would be up due to the Summer holidays and stuff. |
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rzt, do those numbers include HD for BBC1?
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Do we know what the averagee for last 3 months for BBC Breakfast was?
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I don't think its worth comparing to the last 4 Mondays average though, because of course both would be up due to the Summer holidays and stuff.
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No. None of those programmes on BBC1 apart from The One Show aired on the HD channel.
Nope, none of the articles mention it's latest 3-month average. |
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looks like a win for BBC Breakfast, higher average, and higher peak, that despite Daybreak having Tony Blair, and people tuning in to see what its like.
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Tony Blair is hardly an exclusive interview. Its more a surprise if a show doesn't have Tony Blair on at the minute. I really don't get why people were expecting Daybreak to win yesterday.
this is first day ratings, this isnt even 2 weeks in, when the novelty wears off. |
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given the amount ITV spent on the show, I think they were hoping for better.
this is first day ratings, this isnt even 2 weeks in, when the novelty wears off. |
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Does anyone know by the way how this recommendation feature works on Freeview+ PVRs? Is it the broadcasters pushing this through? For example, when setting up a recording for Bouquet of Barbed Wire on ITV1 last night, a box popped up recommending Law & Order: UK. I thought that was a bit odd since there is no direct link between the two shows.
Only other instance of this that I've come across so far is when I created a series link for Match of the Day, it also recommended MOTD2. That made perfect sense - the example above is a bit more of a stretch though! |
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This kind of show tends to grow and thrives when something happens to the opposition. BBC Breakfast is moving to Salford next year with it being unlikely the whole presenting team will remain intact, and its unlikely they'll be able to attract big names for their interviews. Daybreak will be able to cash in on this. If Daybreak is to take over BBC Breakfast, it will probably take 2-3 years. .
Apart from the odd cabinet minister who appears usually via videolink from the BBCs Westminister studios, the only interviews are with experts in their fields and they have experts like that up in the Grim North
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Channel 4 had an unusual night, everything was up by quite a lot before the 9pm watershed:
The Simpsons- 2.15m Hollyoaks- 1.54m Come Dine With Me... Big Brother Winners- 2.69m My Family's Crazy Gap Year- 1.33m Ultimate Big Brother- 2.47m The Simpsons and Hollyoaks had quite significant rises which shocks me. Very well for CDWM BB special.... MFCGY did poorly, and even though UBB looks a bit on the low side it was up on the equivelent episode last week by 200,000. |
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given the amount ITV spent on the show, I think they were hoping for better.
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Channel 4 had an unusual night, everything was up by quite a lot before the 9pm watershed:
The Simpsons- 2.15m Hollyoaks- 1.54m Come Dine With Me... Big Brother Winners- 2.69m My Family's Crazy Gap Year- 1.33m Ultimate Big Brother- 2.47m The Simpsons and Hollyoaks had quite significant rises which shocks me. Very well for CDWM BB special.... MFCGY did poorly, and even though UBB looks a bit on the low side it was up on the equivelent episode last week by 200,000. |
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Channel 4 had an unusual night, everything was up by quite a lot before the 9pm watershed:
The Simpsons- 2.15m Hollyoaks- 1.54m Come Dine With Me... Big Brother Winners- 2.69m My Family's Crazy Gap Year- 1.33m Ultimate Big Brother- 2.47m The Simpsons and Hollyoaks had quite significant rises which shocks me. Very well for CDWM BB special.... MFCGY did poorly, and even though UBB looks a bit on the low side it was up on the equivelent episode last week by 200,000. They are trying something similar on Thursday with Alan Davies' new show getting the BB sandwich treatment - not sure that's a particularly good fit either. |
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I think the figures for the CDWM BB special suggest that C4 did get the scheduling rather wrong last night. Over 700k tuned in at 9pm, making it the most watched programme on C4+1 since Big Brother clashed with an hour-long EastEnders and Coronation Street in early July. As Desert Rat pointed out beforehand, it would have made much more sense to run CDWM at 9pm followed by BB at 10pm. My Family's Crazy Gap Year was out of place in that sandwich.
They are trying something similar on Thursday with Alan Davies' new show getting the BB sandwich treatment - not sure that's a particularly good fit either. It will be interesting to see how BB rated these next few days, tonight its on at 9pm, maybe benefit it due to the ITV Flopzone, tomorrow night the 2nd show is scheduled between 11:05pm-11:35pm, will obviously bring in a strong share, but a lower rating because i can't see many people staying up until 11:35pm tbh... and Thursday at the 8pm slot, was a big mistake too... basically wanting to give Alan Davies' new show good ratings. We will see how it pans out, but for me I am shocked that Hollyoaks basiclaly added half a million viewers because it was getting 1.0-1.2m. Same with The Simpsons, breaking through the 2m barrier in quite a while. |
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Worth baring in mind that Switzerland vs England is on Sky Sports 2 tonight, so I suspect we may see programs such as Eastenders and the 9pm Big Brother dented a bit.
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Monday 6th September Full Roundup
BBC1 20:00- EastEnders: 9.1m (36.1%) ITV1 19:00- Emmerdale: 7.2m (33.2%) 19:30- Coronation Street: 9.1m (39.7%) 20:30- Coronation Street: 8.9m (35.6%) |
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Some other ratings, from MG.
ITV2 9pm: Hell's Kitchen USA (new series) – 299,000/1.2% 10pm: Hell's Kitchen USA – 340,000/1.9% E4 9pm: One Tree Hill – 322,000/1.3% BBC3 8.30pm: Doctor Who at the Proms 2010 – 521,000/2.1% BBC4 8.30pm: Only Connect (new series) – 457,000/1.8% 9pm: People's Palaces: the Golden Age of Civic Architecture (new series) – 188,000/0.8% 10pm: Storyville: Marriage Chinese Style – When My Child Is Born – 133,000/0.8% K |
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8.30pm: Doctor Who at the Proms 2010 – 521,000/2.1% BBC4 8.30pm: Only Connect (new series) – 457,000/1.8%9pm: People's Palaces: the Golden Age of Civic Architecture (new series) – 188,000/0.8% 10pm: Storyville: Marriage Chinese Style – When My Child Is Born – 133,000/0.8% K Great figures for the Proms too.
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yeah the spent it all on the Day 1 programme. From tomorrow onwards they are running a test card.
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...it's quite a challenging quiz...
BTW, there's an interesting article by one of the question setters: http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-rad...nd-of-comments K |
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A bad day for ITV yesterday, both their big new shows got off to poor starts. For all the promotion, commotion and even locomotion that Daybreak has caused it only managed a 0.14m increase on GMTV's average. I can see that increase swiftly disappearing. What a waste of money. Although im sure GeorgeS will be telling us how well it did with housewives.
![]() Bouquet of Barbed Wire was another disappointment in my book. I thought it was a very good episode and there seemed to be a lot of interest in it. With a big name actor in Trevor Eve I thought it could get over 6m. |
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According to MediaTel, WDYTYA beat it in the second half an hour .
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