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A few more ratings from yesterday:
BBC2 22:00- Have I Got Old News For You: 1.52m (7.1%) ITV1 (inc HD) 19:30- Tonight - Kids Under Pressure: Too Much Too Young: 2.58m (10.3%) Channel 5 (inc HD) 21:00- CSI: NY: 796k (3%) 22:00- CSI: NY: 992k (5.1%) BBC Three 19:00- Meet The Fockers: 997k (3.9%) Primetime Shares BBC1 (inc HD): 26.3% ITV1 (inc HD): 16% BBC Two: 8.3% Channel 4 (inc HD): 5.5% (+1: 0.5%) Channel 5: 3.6% Source: DS --------------------------------------------------- Meet The Fockers rated really well - very good evening for BBC3 yesterday. |
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I thought MTF would rate well with the new film out. It always repeats well anyway.
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Also does anyone have ratings for Malcolm in The Middle on FIVER please?
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One thing the BBC can also do is promote their programmes to a degree that commercial channels cannot hope to match. Cinema advertising, sides of buses, posters, magazines and any other area that comes to mind. The TV Licence allows this, commercial channels have to make a profit and can't spend too much on promotion. Many commercial broadcasters DO advertise in all the places you point out, Sky advertises MORE than the BBC do! It could be argued their profits allow MORE advertising as the License fee is much more thinly stretched. Yes? |
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Have to ask because of the headlines today and the fact they've been reported to Ofcom, what did ITV News at Ten get last night?
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With all due respect Tassium, that is nonsense
Many commercial broadcasters DO advertise in all the places you point out, Sky advertises MORE than the BBC do! It could be argued their profits allow MORE advertising as the License fee is much more thinly stretched. Yes? |
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90k (6k on +1)
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Note on some schedule changes for BBC1 Scotland next week:
Monday 10th January 19:00 - The One Show 19:30 - Sportscene 21:30 - Panorama --> rescheduled from 20:30 Tuesday 11th January 19:00 - The One Show 19:30 - EastEnders --> rescheduled from 20:00, Monday 20:00 - River City 21:00 - Silent Witness --> rescheduled from 21:00, Monday Wednesday 12th January 19:00 - The One Show 19:30 - EastEnders --> rescheduled from 20:00, Tuesday 20:00 - Holby City 21:00 - Silent Witness --> rescheduled from 21:00, Tuesday |
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Excellent for EastEnders, Holby City and Silent Witness last night. I expected Above Suspicion to fall slightly but stay above 5m, so it's a bit of a surprise to see it under 5m. The story isn't as good this year though - I still think the 2009 two parter was the best and I think ITV should schedule two parters on Sunday/Monday, opposed to Monday/Tuesday. Sunday 9pm is a good slot and Monday 9pm would get a good lead in from Coronation Street. The lead in isn't there on Tuesday.
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No major scheduling information from BBC1 or ITV1 for week beginning 15th January, except ITV1 will be screening an FA Cup Replay on Wednesday 19th January from 20:00 to 22:00.
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Excellent for EastEnders, Holby City and Silent Witness last night. I expected Above Suspicion to fall slightly but stay above 5m, so it's a bit of a surprise to see it under 5m. The story isn't as good this year though - I still think the 2009 two parter was the best and I think ITV should schedule two parters on Sunday/Monday, opposed to Monday/Tuesday. Sunday 9pm is a good slot and Monday 9pm would get a good lead in from Coronation Street. The lead in isn't there on Tuesday.
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And that was when Above Suspicion got its highest ratings I believe. That was where I thought that BBC1 should have had a few of their dramas like Waking The Dead until The X Factor on Sundays dominated the slot.
In the midst of 'ITV Flopzone', we don't often recognise how much BBC drama has suffered on Tuesdays in the past two years as well, despite the Holby lead-in. Check out this list of dramas - all of them range from moderate to complete flop: The Deep Luther Survivors Paradox All the Small Things Mistresses They have at least solved that problem for the next 10 weeks. And it all leaves ITV in a very difficult spot. They'd ideally like not to compete with the BBC big guns on Mondays and Tuesdays, but also have no space on Sunday, too much disruption on Wednesday, and like to stick to entertainment on Friday. That basically leaves them with one spot, Thursdays where Kidnap and Ransom will air. |
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I thought Luther and the Deep both averaged around 5m+?
didn't think Mistresses was on Tuesday? Granted Survivors and Paradox did badly, Never heard of the other show.
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I was surprised Luther didn't perform a bit better. But I'm glad they haven't given up on it. Most people who watched it seemed to like it.
(In Digital Spy's top 20 shows of 2010 it managed a very respectable #18. #1 was The Walking Dead by the way, coming soon to Channel 5.) |
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The Deep?!
Argh. Nuuuuurse! |
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C4 might put a brave face on it but when you think this time last year CBB was getting 2.9-3.3 million thats a hell of a drop.
However, Channel 4 do seem to be milking certain shows to death now like DOND and CDWM, which are middle aged now in terms of how long they've been on. Surely they can think of other shows for this slot as DOND shouldn't have to be on almost all the year round 6 days a week and CDWM is just a way of filling a schedule. Channel 4 needs a reasonably intelligent chat show for 5pm again rotated with DOND, as both are capable of 2-3 million often ABC1 viewers. I know the Madeleys aren't interested now, but surely someone with a middlebrow following like Fern Britton could do a show like this. |
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I thought Luther and the Deep both averaged around 5m+?
didn't think Mistresses was on Tuesday? Granted Survivors and Paradox did badly, Never heard of the other show. ![]() Heres the description - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jr6h5 Hope Springs was another one but I think it possibly aired on Sundays at 8pm. It averaged at 3.78m. Also another good programme with a well known cast in my opinion. |
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Mind you the previous year CBB was only getting 2 million and I think a lot of the recovery last year was a sympathy vote and even then, not a big enough one to save the show.
However, Channel 4 do seem to be milking certain shows to death now like DOND and CDWM, which are middle aged now in terms of how long they've been on. Surely they can think of other shows for this slot as DOND shouldn't have to be on almost all the year round 6 days a week and CDWM is just a way of filling a schedule. Channel 4 needs a reasonably intelligent chat show for 5pm again rotated with DOND, as both are capable of 2-3 million often ABC1 viewers. I know the Madeleys aren't interested now, but surely someone with a middlebrow following like Fern Britton could do a show like this. for the simpsons to be yet again c4's highest rated show seems shocking |
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I thought Luther and the Deep both averaged around 5m+?
didn't think Mistresses was on Tuesday? Granted Survivors and Paradox did badly, Never heard of the other show. ![]() Overall, it's not that they were all disasters, but none of them qualify as a 'hit', and barring Luther, they're all now dead. I consider that surprising given that ITV's opposition on the night has been frequently dire, and the slot gets BBC One's best weekday lead-in from Holby. I suspect the BBC are surprised by it too, as they've persistently used the slot to launch new shows, keeping the returning hits to other weeknights. |
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Luther did OK, but dropped steeply from its premiere. Regarding Mistresses, it was Series 2 that aired on Tuesdays in 2009; I think the last series aired elsewhere.
Overall, it's not that they were all disasters, but none of them qualify as a 'hit', and barring Luther, they're all now dead. I consider that surprising given that ITV's opposition on the night has been frequently dire, and the slot gets BBC One's best weekday lead-in from Holby. I suspect the BBC are surprised by it too, as they've persistently used the slot to launch new shows, keeping the returning hits to other weeknights. |
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correction: How Do They Do It? got 1.02m
Any ratings for th 5pm news or Monkey Life please. Be interesting to see how well these have held up with no soap support, and if the 5pm news can mainatin its pre-Christmas momentum Also anything for the 6pm Cowboy Builders repeat? Better than what Studio Five normally gets at 6.25pm? Very poor for the CSI repeat at 9pm though. Not anywhere near a million and outrated by the shows before and after |
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How did The Chase do for Episode 2? Also, great for Stargazing.
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Very poor for the CSI repeat at 9pm though. Not anywhere near a million and outrated by the shows before and after
I guess it must have been dented by Silent Witness and Above Suspicion. Brand new NCIS should get things back on track tonight at 9pm. It does have tough competition though, so I can only see it finishing fourth in its slot ahead of Channel 4. |
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Does anybody know how The Chase, Deal or No Deal and Eggheads fared yesterday? Given it was the first day back into the normal daytime routine.
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Anyone know how Great British Railway Journeys did last night?
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How did The Chase do for Episode 2?
Deal or No Deal - 2.10m (16.1%) ... it won its slot. Eggheads - 2.33m (11.0%) Great British Railway Journeys - 1.86m (8.2%) |
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First big homegrown drama will come in August with Paul Abbott's Hit and Miss.
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