Originally Posted by Salv*:
“Would be fantastic if Take Me Out could get around 5m+”
"Fantastic" if it only managed its normal audience on a night when we are being told that the entire nation is stuck inside watching the telly and when it is up against the lotto draw and Casualty?
In the first minute I saw of the lottery, they announced that the musical guest hadn't made it in due to the weather and the presenter and Voice of the Balls were engaging in banter about their journey times in to pad it all out - riveting stuff. :yawn:
I expect Dad's Army may have done ok on BBC2...
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“An official average then of 13.54m for the week, timeshifting 1.4m on the overnight average of 12.1m.
This compares with EastEnders' 25th week average of 12.52m for the week, timeshifting 0.7m on the overnight average of 11.8m.”
A totally meaningless comparison as EE had one special anniversary episode, whilst Coro St had seven!
The Coro live ep fell well short of EE Live in the end - surprising really, as Coro had everything going for it beating EE Live.
No surprise that the actual crash episode was the highest-rated of the week - that was the one that got all the promotion/publicity in the build-up. If people decided to watch just one Coro ep that week, it would probably have been that one.
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“Here's a big question: could Strictly beat The X Factor this year? I would not even ask this without the weather but with everywhere snowed in...”
More chance of hell freezing over.
Mind you, if this current spell of weather continues....
I notice we've had no National Grid or Twitter updates tonight - as we usually get when ITV is expected to deliver a big audience.
Did anyone spot the little dig at Cowell in tonight's introductory preamble - the lookalike sat in his bedsit glued to the SCD final? See link below, about 20-30 seconds in. Quite amusing.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode..._Final_Part_1/