This is England done ok.

A Simpsons repeat second highest rated show of the evening, OMG
Did not see Wedding House, but the trailers look like Don't tell the Bride or Four Weddings, should have shown it on E4!

Each to their own, one of my favourite shows, last weeks was so sad.

Tuesday 5th October Overnights
BBC One
19:00- The One Show: 4.41m (21.6%)
20:00- Holby City: 5.71m (24.4%)
21:00- Kids in Care: 3.71m (16.4%)

BBC Two
19:00- Games Today: 1.56m (7.3%)
20:00- Masterchef: The Professionals: 3.34m (14.3%) inc. HD
* season high
* up 10% vs. episode on same day last year
21:00- Whites: 2.01m (8.9%) inc. HD
* down 19% from last week
21:30- Harry & Paul: 1.81m (8.4%)

ITV1
19:00- Emmerdale: 6.7m (33.2%)
19:30- Grimefighters: 2.61m (11.7%)
20:00- Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?: 3.42m (14.7%)
* season average (exc. HD): 3.4m (15%)
* season average up 0.1m (+HD) vs. Autumn '09 series average
21:00- 71 Degrees North: 3.46m (15.3%) inc. HD
* series high for a Tuesday episode

Channel 4 [inc. +1]
18:00- The Simpsons (R): 1.58m
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.11m
20:00- Wedding House: 1.21m
21:00- Ramsay's Best Restaurant: 1.62m
22:00- Seven Days: 0.67m
* series low
* down 18% from last week

Five
19:30- How To Take Stunning Pictures: 431k (1.9%)
20:00- There's A Hippo In My House: 1.45m (6.2%)
21:00- CSI: Miami: 2.33m (10.3%)
22:00- CSI: NY: 1.5m (8.6%)

E4 [inc. +1]
21:00- Smallville: 340k
22:00- Cleveland Show: 250k

Film4 [inc. +1]
18:45- Cocoon: 160k
21:00- The Client: 620k

More4 [inc. +1]
22:00- True Stories: 110k

ITV2
21:00- The Vampire Diaries: 654k (2.9%) , +1: 173k (1%)

Primetime Shares
BBC One: 23.5%
ITV1: 15.5% (HD: 0.3%)
BBC Two: 8.9%
Five: 6.5%
Channel 4: 4.7% (+1: 0.6%)
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Look how close MasterChef Professionals and WWTBAM were, a gap of just 0.1m (maybe 0.2m with HD included for the latter)! Holby City rated well yesterday, its highest since pre-summer I think. 71 Degrees North has grown three weeks in a row, albeit at a small rate. Quite decent for FlopZone standards though.

Very poor evening for C4, coming last in primetime, and bottom of the terrestrials in each of the 8-10pm slots. Seven Days has lost 40% of its audience since the premiere two weeks ago. Strong set of ratings for C5.

I think some people are just posting '' at the Seven Days rating for the sake of it. Its held up quite well considering how dire it is.

71 Degrees North is becoming somewhat of a small hit for ITV.

Hmm, don't know about that. From 1.12 (which was poor in itself) to 0.82 to 0.67. I think the message from viewers is 100% clear and if it continues to fall at a similar rate it will drop to around or just below 600k next week which would be disastrous.

As it is last night Film4 almost beat Channel 4 in the 10pm hour with a film that's almost 20 years old! Very, very embarrassing.

I bet their loving it even more - more headlines no doubt tomorrow ( it's most read on the BBC News site) - Simon Cowell's masterplan has worked


On the rating's - not too bad for 71 Degree's, at least it's increasing than decreasing.

Great night for Channel 5. If only something could be done about the 7pm hour. I really wish they had bought Friends when C4 relinquished the rights.

71 Degrees North is doing alright for a Tuesday night ITV1 show!

But was anyone expecting it not to fall as much? The general figure thrown around in this thread was 0.7m which it pretty much achieved, so as crap as the figure is, its not as shocking as some people are letting on.

Oh dear again at Channel 4, beaten by Five quite convincingly it has to be said. Solid night for BBC1, if unspectacular at 9pm, but enough to win the slot. MasterChef: The Professionals is turning into a hit for BBC2, so don't be surprised if its yanked over to BBC1 next year - what's the betting, hey? Nearly beat Millionaire though, although it and 71 Degrees North in particular did well by FlopZone standards.

It's quite shocking in context. For example I didn't expect a CSI:NY repeat on 5 to rate over 120% higher. It's a massive turkey Seven Days whatever way you look at it. And it's only going to get worse unless Channel 4 act. I have a horrible feeling they won't though.

71 Degrees North - Ratings
Episode 1 - 4.82m (22.2%)
Episode 2 - 2.97m (12.7%)
Episode 3 - 3.39m (14.5%)
Episode 4 - 3.43m (14.5%)
Episode 5 - 3.46m (15.3%)
Series Average = 3.61m (15.8%)

Note: Millionaire and 71 Degrees North are not on next Tuesday due to England Internationals so don't be surprised if 71 Degrees decreases again in two weeks time.

So a 46k increase [against Panorama ] for 71 degrees since 2 weeks ago makes it a hit now

Someone please crack open the Champagne!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is the slot that most of the time struggles to get 3m? I'm not saying its a great rating or it deserves to be recommissioned, just that its doing better than most of the other content in the same slot.


Its one of the biggest turkeys in Channel 4's history, I'm not refuting that. But it performed as expected, noone expected the figures to go up after last week so the reaction to that figure is a bit OTT.

I think I'm going to have a fun couple of weeks on here. Eddie Stobart, Cowboy Builders, Rory & Paddy, CSI: Miami and CSI: New York are all rating really well. Five News at 5pm is pulling in its best figures to date. Europa League football is up. Fifth Gear is about to unleash The Stig. Plus there's a MASSIVE Friday coming up for Ch5 next week with Neighbours' 6,000th and the season premiere of The Mentalist.

Apart from the dreaded 90 minutes commencing at 6:30pm, Channel Five is in very good shape right now. As I revealed a few days ago to no comment, the ONLY terrestrial broadcaster currently up year-on-year.

Nothing for Eastenders yet?

It peaked with 9.2m, but no average for it reported yet.

6 week amendment cycle for w/e 15th August 2010 loaded

Five now has some top data for that week

now available on BARB website

enjoy!

Any idea how glee did in the US last night?

I didn't watch last night but C4 claim Seven Days was a briliant episode last night lol ATV Today

Bordering on delusional comments there. What "overwhelming" response?! I know they're hardly going to say it's doing crap and we wish we hadn't commissioned it, but at least ITV had the decency to stop talking to the press about Daybreak, rather than tell porkie pies. It's not engaging with the viewers at all, and frankly, it's not very good.

This latest comment proves how stubborn C4 are and why I don't think they will move it. They'd rather have 5 more weeks of multi-channel style ratings at 10pm. "At least they are talking about us on Twitter!" Sad.

any Daybreak figures?

Yesterday's soap ratings:

13:45- Doctors: 1.58m (21.9%)
13:45- Neighbours: 739k (10.2%)
14:15- Home and Away: 349k (5.1%)
17:30- Neighbours: 1.18m (8.5%)
18:00- Home and Away: 899k (5.4%)
18:30- Home and Away (Fiver): 498k (2.6%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.05m (5.6%)
19:00- Hollyoaks (E4): 312k (1.5%)

19:00- Emmerdale: 6.94m (33.9%) inc. HD
19:30- EastEnders: 9.03m (40.5%)
22:00- EastEnders (BBC3): 988k (5.1%)
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Brilliant ratings for EastEnders - its best rated Tuesday since Spring, and the share is fantastic. Unusual to see EE rate better on Tuesday than Monday.
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A few other ratings too:

BBC1: BBC News at Ten: 4.64m (23.8%)
BBC2: Newsnight: 1.04m (7.3%)
BBC3: The Real Hustle: Celebrity Scammers: 226k (1%)
BBC4: Timeshift: When Britain Went Wild: 330,000 (1.5%)

ITV3: The People's Detective: Poirot/Holmes: 308,000/1.4%

Sky1:
Stargate Universe: 237,100 (1%)
* previous season averaged 525,200 (2.3%)
Fringe: 226,500 (1.3%)
* previous season averaged 392,800 (2.2%) last Autumn