Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“Downton 7.4m (28.9%),
Gently 5.2m (18.9%)
.”
“Downton 7.4m (28.9%),
Gently 5.2m (18.9%)
.”
Including HD
Downton 7.7m
Gently 5.4m
The Ratings Thread (Part 12)
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Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“Downton Abbey should do very well, unfortunately haven't seen it yet but going to catch it online.”
“Downton Abbey should do very well, unfortunately haven't seen it yet but going to catch it online.”
It's got a repeat Sunday teatime.
Originally Posted by derek500:
“It's got a repeat Sunday teatime.”
“It's got a repeat Sunday teatime.”
Which I notice is again scheduled for a 90m "slot".
That may make the "ad proportion" interesting for next week.
Yesterday, according to ITVPlayer, TXF ran for 56m in a 75m slot and DA ran for 66m in a 90m slot, making a total "ads and sponsorship rate" of 26% across that 2h45m of programming. I realise that OfCom have relaxed the rules for primetime recently, but aren't ITV1 in danger of breaking them next week? (or are weekends different?)
K
Originally Posted by KennyT:
“Which I notice is again scheduled for a 90m "slot".
That may make the "ad proportion" interesting for next week.
Yesterday, according to ITVPlayer, TXF ran for 56m in a 75m slot and DA ran for 66m in a 90m slot, making a total "ads and sponsorship rate" of 26% across that 2h45m of programming. I realise that OfCom have relaxed the rules for primetime recently, but aren't ITV1 in danger of breaking them next week? (or are weekends different?)
K”
“Which I notice is again scheduled for a 90m "slot".
That may make the "ad proportion" interesting for next week.
Yesterday, according to ITVPlayer, TXF ran for 56m in a 75m slot and DA ran for 66m in a 90m slot, making a total "ads and sponsorship rate" of 26% across that 2h45m of programming. I realise that OfCom have relaxed the rules for primetime recently, but aren't ITV1 in danger of breaking them next week? (or are weekends different?)
K”
well there are promos and other stuff in there too.
Ad rules are 40 mins total in the 6-11pm timeframe with a max of 12 minutes per hour.
The probably ran the full 40 minutes between 7.45 and 10.30 which they could just get away with under current rules
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“well there are promos and other stuff in there too.
Ad rules are 40 mins total in the 6-11pm timeframe with a max of 12 minutes per hour.
The probably ran the full 40 minutes between 7.45 and 10.30 which they could just get away with under current rules”
“well there are promos and other stuff in there too.
Ad rules are 40 mins total in the 6-11pm timeframe with a max of 12 minutes per hour.
The probably ran the full 40 minutes between 7.45 and 10.30 which they could just get away with under current rules”
They must have had quite a high proportion of "promos etc" last night then:
In 2h45m last night there was 43m of "non-programme" content. So 33m of that was allowed to be ads, leaving 7m for the other 2h15m?
K
Edit: The Cube ran for 46m in its hourlong slot so probably no reduction in ad content for that? ITV must have been very close to going beyond what OfCom allow, mustn't they?
ITV1:
X-Factor
11.87m (42%)
690,200 (2.44%) on ITV1 HD
Total: 12.56m
Peak: 14.24m (48.1%) at 8:40 pm
The Cube
5.27m (22.82%) (up on last week's 5.03m)
Source: Broadcast
X-Factor
11.87m (42%)
690,200 (2.44%) on ITV1 HD
Total: 12.56m
Peak: 14.24m (48.1%) at 8:40 pm
The Cube
5.27m (22.82%) (up on last week's 5.03m)
Source: Broadcast
Originally Posted by Blakey29:
“ITV1:
X-Factor
11.87m (42%)
690,200 (2.44%) on ITV1 HD
Total: 12.56m
Peak: 14.24m (48.1%) at 8:40 pm
The Cube
5.27m (22.82%) (up on last week's 5.03m)
Source: Broadcast”
“ITV1:
X-Factor
11.87m (42%)
690,200 (2.44%) on ITV1 HD
Total: 12.56m
Peak: 14.24m (48.1%) at 8:40 pm
The Cube
5.27m (22.82%) (up on last week's 5.03m)
Source: Broadcast”
Wow! 12.6m for the second bootcamp episode. The same episode last year had 10.9m. The growth of this show is incredible!
Also most watched episode of the series so far!
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“C4 Juno 1.96m (8.1%) and 266,300 (1.7%) on +1
C5 300 2.23m (10.1%)”
“C4 Juno 1.96m (8.1%) and 266,300 (1.7%) on +1
C5 300 2.23m (10.1%)”
Good figures for both. I enjoyed both of them
Originally Posted by Roscoe Barnes:
“Wow! 12.6m for the second bootcamp episode. The same episode last year had 10.9m. The growth of this show is incredible!
Also most watched episode of the series so far!”
“Wow! 12.6m for the second bootcamp episode. The same episode last year had 10.9m. The growth of this show is incredible!
Also most watched episode of the series so far!”
To be fair, the share is more or less the same as the other episodes, it's just that more people were watching TV last night and an average of 58% didn't watch it.
Fantastic start for Downton Abbey and The X Factor is storming ahead. And I thought it had peaked last year. Incredible. BBC1 held up very well too.
WOW. I know we keep saying surely XF has peaked and I really did think after seeing 13m+ figures last year, that would certainly be the peak. But 12.6m for a bootcamp episode is phenomenal for what it is. It actually puzzles me at why the show is so high. I love the show, but I always thought the bootcamp episodes would be lower. Could next weeks top 13m?!
Also very strong for a new ITV drama, especially a period one. Looks like ITV may have found a new hit. Surprised to see two dramas against each other doing so well. I do think the show could get a Doc Martin effect and increase as the show goes on, especially with better lead ins and no Gently competition and the earlier finishing time.
Very strong for the two film premieres aswell. Looks like the amazing Sunday figures have started again. The XF effect actually boosts the other terrestrials.
Also very strong for a new ITV drama, especially a period one. Looks like ITV may have found a new hit. Surprised to see two dramas against each other doing so well. I do think the show could get a Doc Martin effect and increase as the show goes on, especially with better lead ins and no Gently competition and the earlier finishing time.
Very strong for the two film premieres aswell. Looks like the amazing Sunday figures have started again. The XF effect actually boosts the other terrestrials.
As expected a great night for ITV1. But BBC One held up much much better than ITV1 would if the shoe was on the other foot.
Interesting that Downton beat Sherlock's opening audience of 7.5m and 28.5% share. Both were 90 minute episodes on a Sunday at 9pm so it seems a fair comparison, although obviously late September is peachier than late July.
Interesting that Downton beat Sherlock's opening audience of 7.5m and 28.5% share. Both were 90 minute episodes on a Sunday at 9pm so it seems a fair comparison, although obviously late September is peachier than late July.
Originally Posted by garyessex:
“Im sure Simon will be considering how needed Dannii and Cheryl are now”
“Im sure Simon will be considering how needed Dannii and Cheryl are now”
Classic. Why would he be considering that exactly? Even though she's not been in most of it, Cheryl has been in the papers more than any of the others put together.
It's about what creates the column inches. Nothing else.
Originally Posted by EuroChris:
“To be fair, the share is more or less the same as the other episodes, it's just that more people were watching TV last night.”
“To be fair, the share is more or less the same as the other episodes, it's just that more people were watching TV last night.”
The share is up 2.4% on last Sunday's episode and up 2% on the equivalent episode last year.
And incidentally, I think the reason more people were watching TV last night was precisely because the X-Factor was on. Taking the peak of 14.24m (48.1%) for X-Factor, that means 29.6 million were watching TV at that time, which is a phenomenal number by UK standards. Typically it would be around 23-25million at that time of day.
If additional people who weren’t watching TV at all beforehand tune into the X-Factor then the share rises much less than the effect of people who were watching other channels beforehand tuning into the X-Factor.
spoilers
BBC1
EASTENDERS (MON 1959) 10.15
NEW TRICKS (FRI 2100) 7.56
MERLIN (SAT 1931) 6.06
BBC2
THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF (TUE 2001) 3.03
MATCH OF THE DAY (SUN 2201) 2.72
UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE (MON 2000) 2.58
THE ROB BRYDON SHOW (FRI 2201) 2.57
MOCK THE WEEK (THU 2202) 2.48
ITV
JOE MADDISON'S WAR (SUN 2103) 6.23
C4
GRAND DESIGNS (WED 2101) 3.78
THIS IS ENGLAND '86 (TUE 2203) 2.68
FILM: JUMPER (2008) (SUN 2104) 2.63
Five
FOOTBALL: LIVERPOOL V STEAUA... (THU 1928) 2.83
and the real biggie
Mulichannel
THE INBETWEENERS (MON 2200) E4 3.46
too late now, but methinks this should have been a C4 only series (instead of Fri repeat showiing)
BBC1
EASTENDERS (MON 1959) 10.15
NEW TRICKS (FRI 2100) 7.56
MERLIN (SAT 1931) 6.06
BBC2
THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF (TUE 2001) 3.03
MATCH OF THE DAY (SUN 2201) 2.72
UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE (MON 2000) 2.58
THE ROB BRYDON SHOW (FRI 2201) 2.57
MOCK THE WEEK (THU 2202) 2.48
ITV
JOE MADDISON'S WAR (SUN 2103) 6.23
C4
GRAND DESIGNS (WED 2101) 3.78
THIS IS ENGLAND '86 (TUE 2203) 2.68
FILM: JUMPER (2008) (SUN 2104) 2.63
Five
FOOTBALL: LIVERPOOL V STEAUA... (THU 1928) 2.83
and the real biggie
Mulichannel
THE INBETWEENERS (MON 2200) E4 3.46
too late now, but methinks this should have been a C4 only series (instead of Fri repeat showiing)
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“spoilers
Mulichannel
THE INBETWEENERS (MON 2200) E4 3.46
too late now, but methinks this should have been a C4 only series (instead of Fri repeat showiing)”
“spoilers
Mulichannel
THE INBETWEENERS (MON 2200) E4 3.46
too late now, but methinks this should have been a C4 only series (instead of Fri repeat showiing)”
Does that include +1 surely only the BBC 10 News was higher
Goodness me. Major timeshift rise for The Inbetweeners!
The base figure was special in itself, but that is something else. Where does that put it in the list of most watched multi-channel shows of all time?
The base figure was special in itself, but that is something else. Where does that put it in the list of most watched multi-channel shows of all time?
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Goodness me. Major timeshift rise for The Inbetweeners!
The base figure was special in itself, but that is something else. Where does that put it in the list of most watched multi-channel shows of all time?”
“Goodness me. Major timeshift rise for The Inbetweeners!
The base figure was special in itself, but that is something else. Where does that put it in the list of most watched multi-channel shows of all time?”
Near the top WAT, Footie and EE:Live aftermath being in the top 5
Originally Posted by garyessex:
“ Does that include +1 surely only the BBC 10 News was higher”
“
Does that include +1 surely only the BBC 10 News was higher”
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Goodness me. Major timeshift rise for The Inbetweeners!
The base figure was special in itself, but that is something else. Where does that put it in the list of most watched multi-channel shows of all time?”
“Goodness me. Major timeshift rise for The Inbetweeners!
The base figure was special in itself, but that is something else. Where does that put it in the list of most watched multi-channel shows of all time?”
only timeshifted viewing including
excludes +1 figures, so you'd have to think it would be over 4m with those
anyway I've got to get back to adding the figures, otherwise there'll be nothing for you guys to see
back later
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“As expected a great night for ITV1. But BBC One held up much much better than ITV1 would if the shoe was on the other foot.
Interesting that Downton beat Sherlock's opening audience of 7.5m and 28.5% share. Both were 90 minute episodes on a Sunday at 9pm so it seems a fair comparison, although obviously late September is peachier than late July.”
“As expected a great night for ITV1. But BBC One held up much much better than ITV1 would if the shoe was on the other foot.
Interesting that Downton beat Sherlock's opening audience of 7.5m and 28.5% share. Both were 90 minute episodes on a Sunday at 9pm so it seems a fair comparison, although obviously late September is peachier than late July.”
I stand to be corrected, but I don't think the BBC paid for cinema adverts and glossy 2 page press adverts to promote Sherlock. But, hey, fair play to ITV. Their promotion worked brilliantly for them.
6.2m for Antiques Roadshow against X Factor. Impressive. Are you taking note, Casualty producers?
Originally Posted by garyessex:
“Near the top WAT, Footie and EE:Live aftermath being in the top 5”
“Near the top WAT, Footie and EE:Live aftermath being in the top 5”
Thanks. Pretty high then! Seems it will easily be E4's most watched of all-time, 1 million viewers higher than its previous best - 2.46m for an episode of Friends in 2003.
Its interesting we've always assumed getting 1.5-2million was great for multichannel but there's a massive potential audience out there. E4 is hardly at the top like BBC3 on 115
Sunday 26th September Roundup
BBC One [inc HD]
Breakfast 0.5m 29.3%
Match of the Day 1.4m 28.2%
The Andrew Marr Show 1.7m 23.1%
Sunday Morning Live 0.9m 11.8%
The Politics Show 1.0m 11.7%
Formula 1: The Singapore Grand Prix 4.4m 35.7%
EastEnders 1.6m 10.9%
Songs of Praise 2.1m 11.9%
BBC News 4.2m 21.6%
Countryfile 6.0m 26.8%
Antiques Roadshow 6.2m 23.1%
Inspector George Gently 5.4m 19.4%
BBC News 3.5m 14.6%
Match of the Day 2 2.5m 17.8%
Spooks 0.6m 9.8%
BBC Two
Coast 1.0m 6.0%
Rugby League: Super League Play-Offs 0.7m 4.2%
Wonders of the Solar System 0.9m 4.4%
Alex Higgins: The People's Champion 1.1m 4.3%
Snooker: World Open 1.6m 5.8%
The Grumpy Guide to... Money 0.9m 5.3%
ITV [inc. HD]
Never Say Never Again 2.4m 15.1%
ITV News & Weather 3.3m 15.7%
The Cube 5.4m 23.3%
The X Factor 12.6m 44.4%
* peak: 14.24m (48.1%) at 8:40 pm
Downton Abbey 7.7m 30.0%
ITV News & Weather 3.3m 18.5%
Bouquet of Barbed Wire 0.9m 7.5%
C4 [inc. +1]
Deal or No Deal 1.4m 7.6%
Big 1.6m 6.6%
Channel 4 News 0.7m 2.6%
Undercover Boss 1.3m 3.4%
Juno 2.2m 8.0%
Top Gun 0.6m 7.3%
Five
Hercules The Movie 1.1m 5.7%
Jackie Chan's First Strike 0.8m 3.0%
300 2.2m 10.1%
Dave
Qi 0.206m 0.74%
Have I Got News for You 0.172m 0.67%
Have I Got News for You 0.231m 0.98%
Have I Got News for You 0.215m 1.26%
ITV2
The Xtra Factor 0.926m 3.63%
Sky One
Westlife Live at the O2 0.153m 0.68%
Sky Sports One
Sunday Supplement 0.153m 2.00%
Goals on Sunday 0.228m 2.36%
Live Ford Super Sunday: Wolves v Villains 0.729m 5.57%
Live Ford Super Sunday: Newcastle v Stoke 1.305m 8.14%
Super Sunday: The Last Word 0.412m 2.02%
Live Spanish Football 0.131m 0.56%
Live Spanish Football 0.089m 0.33%
Downton Abbey Breakdown
21:00- 8.4m 30.4%
21:15- 7.7m 28.4%
21:30- 7.7m 28.7%
21:45- 7.1m 27.2%
22:00- 6.9m 29.1%
22:15- 6.6m 29.5%
Primetime Shares
ITV1: 31.3% (HD: 1.6%)
BBC One: 20.2%
Five: 6.3%
Channel 4: 5.5% (+1: 0.9%)
BBC Two: 5.4%
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Sensational for The X Factor - well up from the same episode last year and that peak for a non-live show is incredible realy. With it hitting 14m peaks right now, the live shows could be peaking with 15/16m+. Good solid start for Downton Abbey - it's good seeing a drama pulling in a mass audience like that, and although it will probably drop next week, starting with such a high audience gives extra insurance to stay above the necessary recommission levels.
BBC1 held up incredibly well. 6m+ for CF and AR (especially the latter) against the sort of competition it was against, is absolutely brilliant, and George Gently pulled in a really good audience too. Both channels had a strong evening all things considered.
BBC One [inc HD]
Breakfast 0.5m 29.3%
Match of the Day 1.4m 28.2%
The Andrew Marr Show 1.7m 23.1%
Sunday Morning Live 0.9m 11.8%
The Politics Show 1.0m 11.7%
Formula 1: The Singapore Grand Prix 4.4m 35.7%
EastEnders 1.6m 10.9%
Songs of Praise 2.1m 11.9%
BBC News 4.2m 21.6%
Countryfile 6.0m 26.8%
Antiques Roadshow 6.2m 23.1%
Inspector George Gently 5.4m 19.4%
BBC News 3.5m 14.6%
Match of the Day 2 2.5m 17.8%
Spooks 0.6m 9.8%
BBC Two
Coast 1.0m 6.0%
Rugby League: Super League Play-Offs 0.7m 4.2%
Wonders of the Solar System 0.9m 4.4%
Alex Higgins: The People's Champion 1.1m 4.3%
Snooker: World Open 1.6m 5.8%
The Grumpy Guide to... Money 0.9m 5.3%
ITV [inc. HD]
Never Say Never Again 2.4m 15.1%
ITV News & Weather 3.3m 15.7%
The Cube 5.4m 23.3%
The X Factor 12.6m 44.4%
* peak: 14.24m (48.1%) at 8:40 pm
Downton Abbey 7.7m 30.0%
ITV News & Weather 3.3m 18.5%
Bouquet of Barbed Wire 0.9m 7.5%
C4 [inc. +1]
Deal or No Deal 1.4m 7.6%
Big 1.6m 6.6%
Channel 4 News 0.7m 2.6%
Undercover Boss 1.3m 3.4%
Juno 2.2m 8.0%
Top Gun 0.6m 7.3%
Five
Hercules The Movie 1.1m 5.7%
Jackie Chan's First Strike 0.8m 3.0%
300 2.2m 10.1%
Dave
Qi 0.206m 0.74%
Have I Got News for You 0.172m 0.67%
Have I Got News for You 0.231m 0.98%
Have I Got News for You 0.215m 1.26%
ITV2
The Xtra Factor 0.926m 3.63%
Sky One
Westlife Live at the O2 0.153m 0.68%
Sky Sports One
Sunday Supplement 0.153m 2.00%
Goals on Sunday 0.228m 2.36%
Live Ford Super Sunday: Wolves v Villains 0.729m 5.57%
Live Ford Super Sunday: Newcastle v Stoke 1.305m 8.14%
Super Sunday: The Last Word 0.412m 2.02%
Live Spanish Football 0.131m 0.56%
Live Spanish Football 0.089m 0.33%
Downton Abbey Breakdown
21:00- 8.4m 30.4%
21:15- 7.7m 28.4%
21:30- 7.7m 28.7%
21:45- 7.1m 27.2%
22:00- 6.9m 29.1%
22:15- 6.6m 29.5%
Primetime Shares
ITV1: 31.3% (HD: 1.6%)
BBC One: 20.2%
Five: 6.3%
Channel 4: 5.5% (+1: 0.9%)
BBC Two: 5.4%
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Sensational for The X Factor - well up from the same episode last year and that peak for a non-live show is incredible realy. With it hitting 14m peaks right now, the live shows could be peaking with 15/16m+. Good solid start for Downton Abbey - it's good seeing a drama pulling in a mass audience like that, and although it will probably drop next week, starting with such a high audience gives extra insurance to stay above the necessary recommission levels.
BBC1 held up incredibly well. 6m+ for CF and AR (especially the latter) against the sort of competition it was against, is absolutely brilliant, and George Gently pulled in a really good audience too. Both channels had a strong evening all things considered.
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