Waiting for the 13-14m tops announcement 
The Ratings Thread (Part 14)
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Yeah right. As if 13-14m will watch when 12m tuned in at 7 on Wednesday... 
[EDIT: this is in reply to JamesJ]
[EDIT: this is in reply to JamesJ]
balls there's something wrong with our email server, so I'm not gonna get the overnights for a while yet
I'm not watching this thread like a kettle
I'm not watching this thread like a kettle
Originally Posted by rzt:
“corrie- 13.4m exc hd”
“corrie- 13.4m exc hd”
Ouch, was hoping for something better. Hopefully HD will give it a 1m increase at least
Cue a day of either
"Corrie tops 17 million its the BEST SOAP"
or
"Corrie only gets 14 million its a FLOP and EE RULEZ"
*****
That identical earlier rating is looking alot better for the case of sanity now
"Corrie tops 17 million its the BEST SOAP"
or
"Corrie only gets 14 million its a FLOP and EE RULEZ"
*****
That identical earlier rating is looking alot better for the case of sanity now
Originally Posted by rzt:
“corrie- 13.4m exc hd”
“corrie- 13.4m exc hd”
How much does HD normally add?
If true EE looks set to keeps its record for highest soap episode of the year then. Wasn't it 16.6?
Originally Posted by Carol.W:
“How much does HD normally add?
If true EE looks set to keeps its record for highest soap episode of the year then. Wasn't it 16.6?”
“How much does HD normally add?
If true EE looks set to keeps its record for highest soap episode of the year then. Wasn't it 16.6?”
maybe 1m more in HD
so around 14.5m in total
Even if ITVHD had 2m viewers - which it won't - that seems to indicate a very surprising victory for EastEnders in the 2010 charts.
A combined overnight of around 14.5-15m will be depressing news to ITV high command methinks.
A combined overnight of around 14.5-15m will be depressing news to ITV high command methinks.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Even if ITVHD had 2m viewers - which it won't - that seems to indicate a very surprising victory for EastEnders in the 2010 charts.
A combined overnight of around 14.5-15m will be depressing news to ITV high command methinks.”
“Even if ITVHD had 2m viewers - which it won't - that seems to indicate a very surprising victory for EastEnders in the 2010 charts.
A combined overnight of around 14.5-15m will be depressing news to ITV high command methinks.”
not really, it's still 3 million (ish) up on normal figures
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“not really, it's still 3 million (ish) up on normal figures”
“not really, it's still 3 million (ish) up on normal figures”
EE managed a 6m uplift.
Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.
Originally Posted by nthorn:
“Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.”
“Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.”
Maybe but you can make up reasons for every night if you wanted
Originally Posted by nthorn:
“Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.”
“Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.”
There's still a bit of a cliffhanger for tonight, but you'd have thought the Christmas party effect could dent numbers.
I've got mine tonight...
Originally Posted by nthorn:
“Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.”
“Could a reason in the drop SLIGHTLY be the fact it was on Thursday (late night shopping) and with the (slight) increase in temperatures, more people were out?
I myself went late night shopping (caught Corrie later on) and it was really busy in Exeter city centre.
I'd of thought a Friday night would have been better myself, and possibly a reason for a slight loss in viewers.”
It could have been the riots. the news networks had rolling coverage and it suddenly became massice come 8pm because of what happened to the royle car.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“EE managed a 6m uplift.”
“EE managed a 6m uplift.”
which is great for BBC, I'm just pointing out that the increase for Corrie isn't depressing news
Originally Posted by garyessex:
“Maybe but you can make up reasons for every night if you wanted”
“Maybe but you can make up reasons for every night if you wanted”
True, was just a thought
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Yeah right. As if 13-14m will watch when 12m tuned in at 7 on Wednesday...
[EDIT: this is in reply to JamesJ]”
“Yeah right. As if 13-14m will watch when 12m tuned in at 7 on Wednesday...
[EDIT: this is in reply to JamesJ]”
Originally Posted by rzt:
“corrie- 13.4m exc hd”
“corrie- 13.4m exc hd”
You were saying?
Nothing wrong with that rating - with HD that'll be over 14m - it might well break 15m when all is consolidated in the officials. Thats huge. It's true, I thought it had a 'sporting chance' at matching EE Live, but that always meant the odds were against it.
Regarding the uplift - once HD is included, it's still going to be an uplift of getting on towards 50% week-on-week. It looks slightly less impressive now only because its been pulling incredible numbers for the last three days.
Regarding the uplift - once HD is included, it's still going to be an uplift of getting on towards 50% week-on-week. It looks slightly less impressive now only because its been pulling incredible numbers for the last three days.
Thursday is Corrie's weakest day too. If you compare it to a Thursday from say September, that is up from 8m to 14m - no easy feat!
It will be interesting to see the viewing figures from tonight, as there is the ambiguity of Peter Barlow's death still hanging over the storyline. Also, more deaths will be announced. I would imagine that even on Monday the viewing figures will still be up.
It does seem to have had consistently good ratings all week though, and for a 50 year old programme that is pretty good going!
It will be interesting to see the viewing figures from tonight, as there is the ambiguity of Peter Barlow's death still hanging over the storyline. Also, more deaths will be announced. I would imagine that even on Monday the viewing figures will still be up.
It does seem to have had consistently good ratings all week though, and for a 50 year old programme that is pretty good going!
Originally Posted by Time_Meddler:
“Thursday is Corrie's weakest day too. If you compare it to a Thursday from say September, that is up from 8m to 14m - no easy feat!
It will be interesting to see the viewing figures from tonight, as there is the ambiguity of Peter Barlow's death still hanging over the storyline. Also, more deaths will be announced. I would imagine that even on Monday the viewing figures will still be up.
It does seem to have had consistently good ratings all week though, and for a 50 year old programme that is pretty good going!”
“Thursday is Corrie's weakest day too. If you compare it to a Thursday from say September, that is up from 8m to 14m - no easy feat!
It will be interesting to see the viewing figures from tonight, as there is the ambiguity of Peter Barlow's death still hanging over the storyline. Also, more deaths will be announced. I would imagine that even on Monday the viewing figures will still be up.
It does seem to have had consistently good ratings all week though, and for a 50 year old programme that is pretty good going!”
I dont think you can compare it too usual Thursday episodes, usually there's a break bewteen Monday-Thursday which is blamed for the Thursday dip, but it's been on everyday this week
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