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Good grief, a night to forget for Channel 4. I thought the Haiti doc might at least crack the 1m mark, was it a repeat? Beyond awful for Morgana.
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I don't think DOI would be a problem. It's not got the same following as XF and the celebs are usually below Z rating.
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Something no one has pointed out from the data we have available so far (not much) is that E4 beat Channel 4 at 10pm last night with an Inbetweeners repeat:
Channel 4 [inc +1] 22:00 - The Morgana Show: 412,000 22:35 - The Morgana Show: 331,000 E4 [inc +1] 22:00 - The Inbetweeners: 481,000 22:40 - The Inbetweeners: 563,000 |
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Not the first time you posted lies George
![]() It seems the BBC are the ones who are going around trying to stir the pot on all this - presumably because they couldnt drum up interest any other way. If its more important to the BBC execs to get their CV's correct than to make the original programming, I guess that says it all really
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Who is bitter now?
It seems the BBC are the ones who are going around trying to stir the pot on all this - presumably because they couldnt drum up interest any other way. If its more important to the BBC execs to get their CV's correct than to make the original programming, I guess that says it all really ![]() Stop trying to desperately spin yourself out of another corner. Are you going to apologise for lying on the thread again? |
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Anyone got the Avatar ratings?
In September, The Hangover had 811,000 viewings on Anytime, but its highest Sky Movies Premiere rating was only 189,000 (on its second showing, not including +1). |
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Sigh, it can be so frustrating at Christmas not getting our full dose of daily ratings.
I'm dying to know what The Best of Candid Camera got on ITV1 last night... |
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Something no one has pointed out from the data we have available so far (not much) is that E4 beat Channel 4 at 10pm last night with an Inbetweeners repeat:
Channel 4 [inc +1] 22:00 - The Morgana Show: 412,000 22:35 - The Morgana Show: 331,000 E4 [inc +1] 22:00 - The Inbetweeners: 481,000 22:40 - The Inbetweeners: 563,000 |
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28.12.2010
Eastenders 10m / 38.7% Upstairs Downstairs 6.9m / 26.5% Holby 6.6m / 25.7% The Good Life 2.7m / 10.5% Emmerdale 7.2m / 28.8% |
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Sigh, it can be so frustrating at Christmas not getting our full dose of daily ratings.
I'm dying to know what The Best of Candid Camera got on ITV1 last night... ![]() Putting you out of your mysery Robbie, it got 3.03m (11.9%) Quite why DS, the website that makes money from this forum, can't make full, complete and timely artictles for one of its most popular threads is beyond me - then again I guess they're busy browsing the papers / other publications for stories to make up the front page... |
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28.12.2010
Eastenders 10m / 38.7% Upstairs Downstairs 6.9m / 26.5% Holby 6.6m / 25.7% The Good Life 2.7m / 10.5% Emmerdale 7.2m / 28.8% Any ratings for Giles and Sue's Good Life show last night and The Goodies? |
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Thanks dubsj and Matt. Surprise there is Holby City, great rating for it. I guess I shouldn't be so surprised considering one of its main characters left last night.
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Thanks for those dubsj and MattJKR.
Holby and EastEnders seem to be on a roll at the moment, whilst the Candid Camera thing did badly, but if I'm honest I thought it'd be in the 2s so it actually did a little better than I expected. Do either of you know how I Am Legend did? Thanks.
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Aren't we all
![]() Putting you out of your mysery Robbie, it got 3.03m (11.9%) |
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I do wonder what Upstairs Downstairs would do with a better lead in, heck how would it do with that 10 milllion lead in from EastEnders?
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Tuesday 28th December Overnights
BBC One (inc HD) 12:30- Just William: 1.8m (15.5%) 18:20- BBC News: 6.85m (29.3%) 18:45- BBC Regional News: 7.36m (30.2%) 19:00- Celebrity Mastermind: 4.86m (19.4%) 19:30- EastEnders: 10.0m (38.7%) 20:00- Holby City: 6.55m (25.7%) 21:00- Upstairs Downstairs: 6.88m (26.5%) 22:00- BBC News at Ten: 6.46m (26.7%) 22:15- BBC Regional News: 5.95m (25.7%) BBC Two 18:30- Miss Potter: 1.69m (6.6%) 20:00- Penelope Keith: Lady of the Manor: 2.37m (9.4%) 20:30- The Good Life: 2.70m (10.5%) 21:00- All About The Good Life: 2.14m (8.2%) 22:00- Sue & Giles Live the Good Life: 1.28m (5.9%) ITV1 (inc HD) 19:00- Emmerdale: 7.42m (29.6%) 19:30- River Monsters: 2.61m (10.1%) 20:00- Smile: That Was Candid Camera: 3.03m (11.9%) 21:00- I Am Legend: 4.65m (19.1%) Channel 4 (inc. +1 & HD) 18:00- The Simpsons: 1.84m 18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.12m 19:15- One Born at Christmas: 0.86m 21:00- The Miracle of Haiti: 0.74m 22:00- The Morgana Show: 0.41m 22:35- The Morgana Show: 0.33m Channel 5 (inc. HD) 19:00- Cowboy Builders: 0.79m (3.1%) 20:00- Greatest Christmas Adverts: 0.81m (3.3%) E4 (inc. +1) 22:00- The Inbetweeners: 563k Film4 (inc. +1) 19:00- The Seeker: The Dark is Rising: 342k 21:00- Juno: 331k More4 (inc. +1) 17:30- The 100 Greatest Musicals: 313k Sources: Attentional, C4Sales, dubsj, MattJ -------------------------------------------------------------------- BBC1 had a very good evening. Celebrity Mastermind improved a lot compared to the day before and dented Emmerdale to below 30%, EE was steady, Holby must've posted one of its top 3 ratings of the year and Upstairs Downstairs rebounded and its ratings for the three episodes should be good enough for a recommission. On ITV1, I think I am Legend did well - it was a million better than what I expected but otherwise a pretty bad evening for them. |
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Aren't we all
![]() Putting you out of your mysery Robbie, it got 3.03m (11.9%) Quite why DS, the website that makes money from this forum, can't make full, complete and timely artictles for one of its most popular threads is beyond me - then again I guess they're busy browsing the papers / other publications for stories to make up the front page...
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Thanks for those guys - I Am Legend did pretty well, and did significantly better than most Tuesday flopzone stuff. Just goes to show that if they put something decent on in that slot they will rate. Hopefully Taggart will do OK there in the New Year.
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I think DOI could really struggle. The ratings have already slid in recent series and the celebs are awful.
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This is an interesting read. There will always be comparisons between Downton Abbey and Upstairs Downstairs now.
Downton Abbey v Upstairs Downstairs – who won? - Downton Abbey, of course. What it did in a deliciously melodramatic thespian whisper, Upstairs Downstairs did with a cartoon sledgehammer |
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Good grief, a night to forget for Channel 4. I thought the Haiti doc might at least crack the 1m mark, was it a repeat? Beyond awful for Morgana.
You used to know you could get popular factual on Tuesdays at 9pm, British drama at 10pm, US drama on Mon/Wed at 10pm, comedy on Fridays, property shows at 8pm etc. At the moment it's just all over the place and most new commissions are completely lacking in originality, something which C4 can usually be relied upon for - whilst anything with an ounce of promise seems to be killed off once it gets into the schedulers hands. Even without considering the impact of the loss of Big Brother it's a huge year for C4 - and if they just stepped back and thought for a few minutes before shoving shows anywhere in the schedule they could quite quickly get back on the road to recovery. Quote:
The general consensus about UD is that it was inferior to Downton. But those ratings were healthly. I see UD as being a good choice to replace Lark Rise To Candleford.
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Re Downton and Upstairs Downstairs, an article in the Telegraph over the bank holiday mentioned that it's looking likely they will be pitched against each other when they both return. Not at the same time (as that would be suicidal for both shows) but in the same season, most likely autumn.
Would UD work well just before Strictly on a saturday, with DA retaining its slot after the X Factor results on a sunday? Assuming ~8 further episodes each are commissioned. Both could start in October and end in mid November, just before IAACGMOOH's run. I know UD at teatime may not work well with Merlin, but I can't see when else it could be shown. Quote:
Jean Marsh in The Guardian:
"I think we were all surprised. The new Upstairs Downstairs had been in the works for about three years. We were trying to sort out ... 40 years of rights, and then [ITV] also started Downton Abbey – in the Edwardian era, which Upstairs Downstairs did. So it might be a coincidence, and I might be the queen of Belgium." |
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I Am Legend did really well. I suppose it helped that the film isn't all that long.
Interested to see how Forgetting Sarah Marshall does on Saturday. Not a bad film but it finishes a little late. |
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This is an interesting read. There will always be comparisons between Downton Abbey and Upstairs Downstairs now.
Downton Abbey v Upstairs Downstairs – who won? - Downton Abbey, of course. What it did in a deliciously melodramatic thespian whisper, Upstairs Downstairs did with a cartoon sledgehammer (Interesting to note that the next series of DA will jump into WW1 with the house as rest home for solidiers) http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...irs-downstairs |
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Because Upstairs Downstairs is the only period piece that's ever existed. If she really cared about it she wouldn't have casted herself in it - she's clearly the weak link in the cast.
The programme would have been better without her and any reference made to the original. |
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I Am Legend did really well. I suppose it helped that the film isn't all that long.
Interested to see how Forgetting Sarah Marshall does on Saturday. Not a bad film but it finishes a little late. |
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