Intersting that the rest of ELEVEN has improved to match Neighbours, good for both show & channel.
The Ratings Thread (Part 16)
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Let's be honest, even with the disputed +1 figure the Taggart rating is awful. It's suffered from an awful build up from 7.30pm onwards where people switch over and do not return. I don't know why ITV are loathed to change things around to bulk it up but it'll remain very weak until they do something. It's not been a great start of the year for the channel.
Originally Posted by C14E:
“Nobody will be praying for the failure of Skins USA more than The CW! The last thing they need is MTV gaining momentum in scripted programming.”
“Nobody will be praying for the failure of Skins USA more than The CW! The last thing they need is MTV gaining momentum in scripted programming.”
when you think about it a TheCW & E4 tie up, could be helpful to both, both give each other first looks at programs (to be aired as is, or remade)
Just think if theCW had the US versions of Skins, The Inbetweens & Misfits as well as possibly the US Being Human.
E4 already has Smallville, One Tree Hill, 90210 & I think it did air Life Unexpected.
ITV 2 does have some CW shows as well.
Still that figure for The Game is amazing, I cant see it ever doing that on the CW.
The CW could never produce a US Skins, Inbetweeners or Misfits remake unless they totally cut out the swearing, sex and nudity and I don't think would be very popular which is why they have all gone to cable networks which are free from such restrictions.
It's weird considering all the success cable networks have been having in recent years that they haven't considered taking The CW to cable. It'd allow them to be far more adventurous with their programming. The family friendly WB approach doesn't seem to be working for them.
It's weird considering all the success cable networks have been having in recent years that they haven't considered taking The CW to cable. It'd allow them to be far more adventurous with their programming. The family friendly WB approach doesn't seem to be working for them.
The Game had been running in repeats on BET for a while with better figures than it got in new episodes on The CW and it's suits their network as it's aimed at African Americans. The only other show that had that treatment was Futurama which aired reruns on both Adult Swim and Comedy Central before Comedy Central ordered 26 new episodes.
Reruns can prove to be a reliable tool in gaining new audiences, I always thought that NCIS' rise in ratings was partially due to the reruns of USA which can reach almost 5m for new to USA episodes.
Reruns can prove to be a reliable tool in gaining new audiences, I always thought that NCIS' rise in ratings was partially due to the reruns of USA which can reach almost 5m for new to USA episodes.
Neighbours performing adequately on Eleven for the time being, but I'm inclined to wait a couple of weeks before declaring it a success. IIRC, didn't Neighbours do very well for Five here in the UK initially before sinking some more. It's that kind of profile drop we're talking about, I think, so there might be some interesting lessons to take from it.
It did fairly well, I'd say. Evidently the context of a fish themed week on C4 probably helped it. For a few years, C4 ran "The Great British Food Fight" at this time of year, which usually saw their chefs - with their one off contributions to those weeks - getting better figures than their regular series manage.
It does seem like an odd focus of a week, but I suppose it utilises C4's pretty comprehensive roster of chefs to good effect.
I concur about the general start to the year. Saturdays have been a big disappointment and Above Suspicion didn't do what it was meant to. The contrast has been exacerbated because BBC One has come out all guns blazing with its big dramas too. Kidnap and Ransom the next big test for ITV.
Regarding Tuesdays, well obviously whats unique there is that the BBC have Holby right at the centre of primetime. And ITV, surprisingly, have always erred away from attacking it, or trying to establish the soap wraparound EE that they have on all other nights.
I suppose they rightly consider that attacking Holby isn't worth it, in case it should spark something of a scheduling war. The BBC have thus far been totally passive with regard to ITV's soap expansion in the pre-watershed schedules. It's probably not a good idea for the wider schedule to risk provoking a reaction. They could wind up helping themselves on Tuesdays to find things are much more difficult on other nights.
Originally Posted by lemonpinklady:
“Only normally lurk on this thread but must ask what people thought about the Hugh F W's fish programme and its ratings? Probably a worthy topic but seems a bit of a boring primetime subject. Apologies if this has been discussed, I couldn't find anything on it.”
“Only normally lurk on this thread but must ask what people thought about the Hugh F W's fish programme and its ratings? Probably a worthy topic but seems a bit of a boring primetime subject. Apologies if this has been discussed, I couldn't find anything on it.”
It did fairly well, I'd say. Evidently the context of a fish themed week on C4 probably helped it. For a few years, C4 ran "The Great British Food Fight" at this time of year, which usually saw their chefs - with their one off contributions to those weeks - getting better figures than their regular series manage.
It does seem like an odd focus of a week, but I suppose it utilises C4's pretty comprehensive roster of chefs to good effect.
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“Let's be honest, even with the disputed +1 figure the Taggart rating is awful. It's suffered from an awful build up from 7.30pm onwards where people switch over and do not return. I don't know why ITV are loathed to change things around to bulk it up but it'll remain very weak until they do something. It's not been a great start of the year for the channel.”
“Let's be honest, even with the disputed +1 figure the Taggart rating is awful. It's suffered from an awful build up from 7.30pm onwards where people switch over and do not return. I don't know why ITV are loathed to change things around to bulk it up but it'll remain very weak until they do something. It's not been a great start of the year for the channel.”
I concur about the general start to the year. Saturdays have been a big disappointment and Above Suspicion didn't do what it was meant to. The contrast has been exacerbated because BBC One has come out all guns blazing with its big dramas too. Kidnap and Ransom the next big test for ITV.
Regarding Tuesdays, well obviously whats unique there is that the BBC have Holby right at the centre of primetime. And ITV, surprisingly, have always erred away from attacking it, or trying to establish the soap wraparound EE that they have on all other nights.
I suppose they rightly consider that attacking Holby isn't worth it, in case it should spark something of a scheduling war. The BBC have thus far been totally passive with regard to ITV's soap expansion in the pre-watershed schedules. It's probably not a good idea for the wider schedule to risk provoking a reaction. They could wind up helping themselves on Tuesdays to find things are much more difficult on other nights.
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Tuesday 11th January 2011
BBC One
19:00 - The One Show: 5.62m (24.6%)
19:30 - EastEnders: 9.94m
20:00 - Holby City: 6.39m (25.2%)
21:00 - Silent Witness: 6.84m (26.1%)
BBC Two
19:00 - The Masters: 1.01m (4.4%)
19:30 - Match of the Day Live: 3.77m (14.8%)
* peak: 4.35m (16.5%) at 21:00
22:00 - Have I Got Old News For You: 1.62m (7.6%)
ITV1 - note, ITV1 +1 figures are not yet available on the BARB spreadsheet; hence will not be reported yet
19:00 - Emmerdale: 7.32m (32.0%) exc HD
19:30 - Grimefighters: 2.94m (12.1%)
20:00 - The Secret Mediterranean With Trevor McDonald: 3.35m (13.2%)
21:00 - Taggart: 2.66m (10.1%)
Channel 4
18:30 - Hollyoaks: 1.17m
20:00 - The Secret Millionaire: 1.47m (5.8%)
* +1: 149,000 (1.6%)
21:00 - Hugh’s Fish Fight: 2.33m (8.9%)
* +1: 201,800 (1.0%)
22:00 - Shameless: 2.68m
* tape-checked rating: 2.82m (15.0%)
* +1: 310,000 (3.0%)
Five
17:30 - Neighbours: 1.18m
19:30 - Zoo Days: 619,000 (2.5%)
20:00 - Jack The Ripper - The Definitive Story: 1.44m (5.7%)
21:00 - CSI: 2.02m (7.7%)
22:00 - CSI: Miami: 1.18m (6.0%)
BBC Three
20:00 - Snog, Marry, Avoid: 464,200 (1.9%)
20:30 - Snog, Marry, Avoid: 650,133 (2.5%)
* series high
21:00 - Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents: 748,100 (2.9%)
ITV2
19:00 - The Biggest Loser: 244,900 (1.0%)
* +1: 71,000 (0.3%)
20:00 - Kerry Katona – the Next Chapter: 371,600 (1.5%)
* +1: 218,200 (1.1%)
21:00 - FILM: The Bourne Supremacy: 522,100 (2.4%)
* +1: 75,000 (0.5%)
E4
19:30 - Friends: 133,300 (0.5%)
20:00 - Friends: 254,800 (1.0%)
20:30 - Friends: 264,500 (1.0%)
21:00 - 90210: 372,100 (1.4%)
* +1: 98,800 (0.5%)
Sky1
20:00 - Got to Dance: 297,600 (1.2%)
21:00 - Got to Dance: 314,700 (1.0%)
All include HD unless otherwise stated. Thanks to Mike Teevee on DS.”
“Tuesday 11th January 2011
BBC One
19:00 - The One Show: 5.62m (24.6%)
19:30 - EastEnders: 9.94m
20:00 - Holby City: 6.39m (25.2%)
21:00 - Silent Witness: 6.84m (26.1%)
BBC Two
19:00 - The Masters: 1.01m (4.4%)
19:30 - Match of the Day Live: 3.77m (14.8%)
* peak: 4.35m (16.5%) at 21:00
22:00 - Have I Got Old News For You: 1.62m (7.6%)
ITV1 - note, ITV1 +1 figures are not yet available on the BARB spreadsheet; hence will not be reported yet
19:00 - Emmerdale: 7.32m (32.0%) exc HD
19:30 - Grimefighters: 2.94m (12.1%)
20:00 - The Secret Mediterranean With Trevor McDonald: 3.35m (13.2%)
21:00 - Taggart: 2.66m (10.1%)
Channel 4
18:30 - Hollyoaks: 1.17m
20:00 - The Secret Millionaire: 1.47m (5.8%)
* +1: 149,000 (1.6%)
21:00 - Hugh’s Fish Fight: 2.33m (8.9%)
* +1: 201,800 (1.0%)
22:00 - Shameless: 2.68m
* tape-checked rating: 2.82m (15.0%)
* +1: 310,000 (3.0%)
Five
17:30 - Neighbours: 1.18m
19:30 - Zoo Days: 619,000 (2.5%)
20:00 - Jack The Ripper - The Definitive Story: 1.44m (5.7%)
21:00 - CSI: 2.02m (7.7%)
22:00 - CSI: Miami: 1.18m (6.0%)
BBC Three
20:00 - Snog, Marry, Avoid: 464,200 (1.9%)
20:30 - Snog, Marry, Avoid: 650,133 (2.5%)
* series high
21:00 - Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents: 748,100 (2.9%)
ITV2
19:00 - The Biggest Loser: 244,900 (1.0%)
* +1: 71,000 (0.3%)
20:00 - Kerry Katona – the Next Chapter: 371,600 (1.5%)
* +1: 218,200 (1.1%)
21:00 - FILM: The Bourne Supremacy: 522,100 (2.4%)
* +1: 75,000 (0.5%)
E4
19:30 - Friends: 133,300 (0.5%)
20:00 - Friends: 254,800 (1.0%)
20:30 - Friends: 264,500 (1.0%)
21:00 - 90210: 372,100 (1.4%)
* +1: 98,800 (0.5%)
Sky1
20:00 - Got to Dance: 297,600 (1.2%)
21:00 - Got to Dance: 314,700 (1.0%)
All include HD unless otherwise stated. Thanks to Mike Teevee on DS.”
Just to point out that EE was not shown in Scotland because of football, the Tuesday episode was shown last night (Wednesday) as was Holby.
Five new dramas commissioned for BBC1:
Quote:
“A new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations and a “blue-collar” series about prisoners’ wives are among a broad first raft of drama commissions by Danny Cohen for BBC1.
Cohen has ordered five new series to air in 2011 and 2012, which he said were indicative of “the range and creative ambition we want BBC1 drama to capture in the coming years”. He added that there were great opportunities on BBC1 for new writers.
Great Expectations (3 x 60 minutes) has been adapted by Sarah Phelps (Oliver Twist, EastEnders) and will be made in-house. It will air this Christmas ahead of the bicentenary of Dickens’ birth.
Also from in-house is One Night (4 x 60 minutes), penned by new writer Paul Smith, which follows four people whose lives are linked by a seemingly unimportant event. Each episode looks at one character’s story, telling the events of a single night from four perspectives. The series will TX this autumn.
Bound (working title) is based around a group of women whose husbands are in jail. The 6 x 60-minute series shows a “new commitment to blue-collar drama”, said Cohen, and is writer Julie Geary’s first original drama. It will be made by Tiger Aspect Productions and is slated to air in early 2012.
Airing over the same period, Call The Midwife (6 x 60 minutes) is based on a memoir by Jennifer Worth of life as a 1950s midwife in London’s East End. It has been adapted by Heidi Thomas (Upstairs Downstairs, Cranford) and will be made by Neal Street Productions.
Finally, contemporary spy series Morton (8 x 60 minutes), written by Frank Spotnitz, will be made by Kudos, the producer of Spooks, which has just been commissioned for a 10th series.”
“A new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations and a “blue-collar” series about prisoners’ wives are among a broad first raft of drama commissions by Danny Cohen for BBC1.
Cohen has ordered five new series to air in 2011 and 2012, which he said were indicative of “the range and creative ambition we want BBC1 drama to capture in the coming years”. He added that there were great opportunities on BBC1 for new writers.
Great Expectations (3 x 60 minutes) has been adapted by Sarah Phelps (Oliver Twist, EastEnders) and will be made in-house. It will air this Christmas ahead of the bicentenary of Dickens’ birth.
Also from in-house is One Night (4 x 60 minutes), penned by new writer Paul Smith, which follows four people whose lives are linked by a seemingly unimportant event. Each episode looks at one character’s story, telling the events of a single night from four perspectives. The series will TX this autumn.
Bound (working title) is based around a group of women whose husbands are in jail. The 6 x 60-minute series shows a “new commitment to blue-collar drama”, said Cohen, and is writer Julie Geary’s first original drama. It will be made by Tiger Aspect Productions and is slated to air in early 2012.
Airing over the same period, Call The Midwife (6 x 60 minutes) is based on a memoir by Jennifer Worth of life as a 1950s midwife in London’s East End. It has been adapted by Heidi Thomas (Upstairs Downstairs, Cranford) and will be made by Neal Street Productions.
Finally, contemporary spy series Morton (8 x 60 minutes), written by Frank Spotnitz, will be made by Kudos, the producer of Spooks, which has just been commissioned for a 10th series.”
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Five new dramas commissioned for BBC1:”
“Five new dramas commissioned for BBC1:”
Wasn't there a series from BBC Scotland last year about prisoners' wives and earlier an ITV series from Lynda La Plante. They say there's nothing new under the sun - the BBC have done numerous versions of Great Expectations over the years.One Night sounds a bit like The Street. The brave new world of Danny Cohen
Also three new factual shows commissioned by ITV:
Quote:
“Bill Bailey is to track baboons in South Africa and Ronnie Corbett will embark on a tour of Britain as part of a raft of celebrity-led factual commissions for ITV1.
In his first project for the broadcaster, Bailey will present 6 x 30-minute series Baboons With Bill Bailey, which will examine several baboon colonies that live within the Cape Town area.
The light-hearted show, likely to air at 7.30pm, is produced by ITV Studios and reveals how groups of the animal are surviving in urban territories, including through hand-outs from inquisitive tourists.
It is Bailey’s second wildlife documentary, following his Birdwatching Bonanza for Sky 1 last year. The baboon series will be executive produced by Andrea Cornes, ITVS’s creative director, factual Anglia.
ITVS is also producing the 2 x 60-minute Ronnie Corbett’s Comedy Tour Of Britain, where the comedian will explore the history of British comedy alongside some of the country’s top performers.
Corbett will also reflect on his own career for the primetime show, which will be executive produced by ITVS’s head of arts and popular culture Jonathan Levi.
In addition, morning chat show host Jeremy Kyle is to take on an early evening project as he goes behind the scenes of renowned military driving centre the Defence School of Transport, in Yorkshire.
The 6 x 30-minute Military Driving School - also produced by ITVS - sees Kyle meet service personnel enrolled in any number of the 114 different training courses on army vehicles. Kyle will also learn to drive some of the vehicles himself for the series, which will be executive produced by Cornes.”
“Bill Bailey is to track baboons in South Africa and Ronnie Corbett will embark on a tour of Britain as part of a raft of celebrity-led factual commissions for ITV1.
In his first project for the broadcaster, Bailey will present 6 x 30-minute series Baboons With Bill Bailey, which will examine several baboon colonies that live within the Cape Town area.
The light-hearted show, likely to air at 7.30pm, is produced by ITV Studios and reveals how groups of the animal are surviving in urban territories, including through hand-outs from inquisitive tourists.
It is Bailey’s second wildlife documentary, following his Birdwatching Bonanza for Sky 1 last year. The baboon series will be executive produced by Andrea Cornes, ITVS’s creative director, factual Anglia.
ITVS is also producing the 2 x 60-minute Ronnie Corbett’s Comedy Tour Of Britain, where the comedian will explore the history of British comedy alongside some of the country’s top performers.
Corbett will also reflect on his own career for the primetime show, which will be executive produced by ITVS’s head of arts and popular culture Jonathan Levi.
In addition, morning chat show host Jeremy Kyle is to take on an early evening project as he goes behind the scenes of renowned military driving centre the Defence School of Transport, in Yorkshire.
The 6 x 30-minute Military Driving School - also produced by ITVS - sees Kyle meet service personnel enrolled in any number of the 114 different training courses on army vehicles. Kyle will also learn to drive some of the vehicles himself for the series, which will be executive produced by Cornes.”
Originally Posted by whatsontv:
“I think you can see for yourself from this forum that there are a lot of positive views about the new series of Taggart - It's just a shame it is, like some folk have said, that it has been a victim of the STV/ITV dispute.”
“I think you can see for yourself from this forum that there are a lot of positive views about the new series of Taggart - It's just a shame it is, like some folk have said, that it has been a victim of the STV/ITV dispute.”
Not questioning its enduring appeal but all good things must come to an end. Trying to modernise a an elderly show by adding shaky camerawork, turning it soapy, changing the music and changing the stars hairstyle ain't going to breathe new life into it. It will just alienate the people who watch it.
From last night
Midsomer Murders (ITV1) - 6.1m/25%
Indiana Jones (BBC1) - 4m/16%
Hugh's Fish Fight (C4) - 2.1m/ 8%
Midsomer Murders (ITV1) - 6.1m/25%
Indiana Jones (BBC1) - 4m/16%
Hugh's Fish Fight (C4) - 2.1m/ 8%
wow just been reading through the thread for last few pages and it's a bit depressing tbh
I'm not sure how this thread is pro-one channel or anti another, so it's a bit confusing that these arguments keep happening (granted from only a few of you guys)
I thought the point of this thread was to see how well programmes did (and maybe make some informed/speculative judgement on it)
Now I'm no so stupid as to accuse this thread of getting toxic, because it blatently isn't, but I don't see the point in gleefully slating a programme/channel's performance
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anyway here's what I've got for yesterday
Emmers - 7.84m
HO - 983k
Neighbours - 1.28m
TOS - 4.91m
Unforgettable Pat Phoenix (rpt) - 4.34m
Rip Off Britain - 5.19m
Midsomer - 5.81m
Indiana Jones - 3.97m
NCIS - 1.54m
Shameless - 2.49m
Carling Cup - 1.16m
I'm not sure how this thread is pro-one channel or anti another, so it's a bit confusing that these arguments keep happening (granted from only a few of you guys)
I thought the point of this thread was to see how well programmes did (and maybe make some informed/speculative judgement on it)
Now I'm no so stupid as to accuse this thread of getting toxic, because it blatently isn't, but I don't see the point in gleefully slating a programme/channel's performance
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anyway here's what I've got for yesterday
Emmers - 7.84m
HO - 983k
Neighbours - 1.28m
TOS - 4.91m
Unforgettable Pat Phoenix (rpt) - 4.34m
Rip Off Britain - 5.19m
Midsomer - 5.81m
Indiana Jones - 3.97m
NCIS - 1.54m
Shameless - 2.49m
Carling Cup - 1.16m
Originally Posted by Bushmills:
“From last night
Midsomer Murders (ITV1) - 6.1m/25%
Indiana Jones (BBC1) - 4m/16%
Hugh's Fish Fight (C4) - 2.1m/ 8%”
“From last night
Midsomer Murders (ITV1) - 6.1m/25%
Indiana Jones (BBC1) - 4m/16%
Hugh's Fish Fight (C4) - 2.1m/ 8%”
Very good rating for Midsomer Murders. Its best overnight rating in 9 episodes. Does that rating include or exclude HD/+1?
Indiana Jones also did pretty well for such an old repeat. And decent for Hugh's Fish Fight.
Mike or Bushmills, do you know how 'The Terminator' movie repeat did on BBC3 10pm last night please?
Originally Posted by dave01:
“Mike or Bushmills, do you know how 'The Terminator' movie repeat did on BBC3 10pm last night please?”
“Mike or Bushmills, do you know how 'The Terminator' movie repeat did on BBC3 10pm last night please?
”
sorry we don't get BBC3 overnights
Wednesday 12th January - Roundup
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.6m (37.3%)
18:00- BBC News at Six: 5.3m (26.0%)
18:30- Regional News and Weather: 6.6m (30.1%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.91m (21.5%)
19:30- Rip Off Britain: 5.19m (22.9%)
20:10- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: 3.97m (16.4%)
22:00- BBC News at Ten: 4.8m (22.5%)
22:25- Regional News and Weather: 3.8m (20.6%)
22:45- Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman: 1.1m (8.7%)
BBC2
18:00- Eggheads: 2.3m (11.4%)
18:30- Great British Railway Journeys: 2.2m (9.9%)
19:00- Masters Snooker: 1.1m (5.1%)
20:00- Michel Roux's Service: 1.6m (6.9%)
21:00- Edwardian Farm: 1.5m (6.1%)
22:00- Never Mind the Buzzcocks: 1.1m (5.4%)
22:30- Newsnight: 0.6m (4.3%)
ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 0.7m (16.9%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.0m (17.9%)
18:30- ITV News & Weather: 4.9m (22.4%)
19:00- Emmerdale: 8.3m (35.7%)
19:30- The Unforgettable Pat Phoenix: 4.5m (19.9%)
20:00- Midsomer Murders: 6.1m (25.0%)
22:00- ITV News at Ten & Weather: 2.8m (13.0%)
22:35- Constantine: 0.9m (8.4%)
C4 (inc C4 +1)
18:00- The Simpsons: 1.9m (7.8%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.1m (4.5%)
19:00- Channel 4 News: 0.9m (3.3%)
20:00- Arthur's Hell on High Water: 0.9m (3.9%)
21:00- Hugh's Fish Fight: 2.1m (7.7%)
22:00- Shameless: 2.8m (13.9%)
Channel 5
17:30- Neighbours: (1.28m)
18:25- Live From Studio Five: 0.3m (1.3%)
19:00- Five News at 7: 0.3m (1.1%)
19:30- How Do They Do It?: 0.9m (3.9%)
20:00- Battle of Britain: The Lost Evidence: 1.1m (4.5%)
21:00- NCIS: 1.54m (6.3%)
22:00- Law and Order: Criminal Intent: 0.9m (4.4%)
Sky Sports 1
19:30- Live Carling Cup Football: 1.16m
* all ratings include HD where applicable
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.6m (37.3%)
18:00- BBC News at Six: 5.3m (26.0%)
18:30- Regional News and Weather: 6.6m (30.1%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.91m (21.5%)
19:30- Rip Off Britain: 5.19m (22.9%)
20:10- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: 3.97m (16.4%)
22:00- BBC News at Ten: 4.8m (22.5%)
22:25- Regional News and Weather: 3.8m (20.6%)
22:45- Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman: 1.1m (8.7%)
BBC2
18:00- Eggheads: 2.3m (11.4%)
18:30- Great British Railway Journeys: 2.2m (9.9%)
19:00- Masters Snooker: 1.1m (5.1%)
20:00- Michel Roux's Service: 1.6m (6.9%)
21:00- Edwardian Farm: 1.5m (6.1%)
22:00- Never Mind the Buzzcocks: 1.1m (5.4%)
22:30- Newsnight: 0.6m (4.3%)
ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 0.7m (16.9%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.0m (17.9%)
18:30- ITV News & Weather: 4.9m (22.4%)
19:00- Emmerdale: 8.3m (35.7%)
19:30- The Unforgettable Pat Phoenix: 4.5m (19.9%)
20:00- Midsomer Murders: 6.1m (25.0%)
22:00- ITV News at Ten & Weather: 2.8m (13.0%)
22:35- Constantine: 0.9m (8.4%)
C4 (inc C4 +1)
18:00- The Simpsons: 1.9m (7.8%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.1m (4.5%)
19:00- Channel 4 News: 0.9m (3.3%)
20:00- Arthur's Hell on High Water: 0.9m (3.9%)
21:00- Hugh's Fish Fight: 2.1m (7.7%)
22:00- Shameless: 2.8m (13.9%)
Channel 5
17:30- Neighbours: (1.28m)
18:25- Live From Studio Five: 0.3m (1.3%)
19:00- Five News at 7: 0.3m (1.1%)
19:30- How Do They Do It?: 0.9m (3.9%)
20:00- Battle of Britain: The Lost Evidence: 1.1m (4.5%)
21:00- NCIS: 1.54m (6.3%)
22:00- Law and Order: Criminal Intent: 0.9m (4.4%)
Sky Sports 1
19:30- Live Carling Cup Football: 1.16m
* all ratings include HD where applicable
Strong night for ITV. Another 8m+ figure for Emmerdale and the share is reguarly above 35% now. The Unforgettable (R) benefiting from weak competition and the drama sandwich, but that slot has become such a waste. Excellent for Midsomer-as rzt said, highest in a long time. I thought the audience would clash more with the Indiana film. Hopefully if promoted right Nettle's final episode could manage 6.5m. Also I think that's the first weekday ITV drama of 2010 to increase on its past performance after poor performances from Primeval, Above Suspicion and Taggart.
The film did decent enough and probably benefited last week from weaker competition.
Another good result for Shameless, but it has fallen every day now. Hopefully not a continuing trend..
And as Neighbours picks up slightly, Hollyoaks falls back again. NCIS also struggling with BBC1 and ITV1 having a head start.
The film did decent enough and probably benefited last week from weaker competition.
Another good result for Shameless, but it has fallen every day now. Hopefully not a continuing trend..
And as Neighbours picks up slightly, Hollyoaks falls back again. NCIS also struggling with BBC1 and ITV1 having a head start.
Originally Posted by dave01:
“Mike or Bushmills, do you know how 'The Terminator' movie repeat did on BBC3 10pm last night please?”
“Mike or Bushmills, do you know how 'The Terminator' movie repeat did on BBC3 10pm last night please?
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Originally Posted by Bushmills:
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Thanks.
Seen it about 10 times but still one of my favourite movies
Pretty good night for both ITV1 and BBC1 there. Do you have the ITV Regional News' rating at 6.00pm rzt? Would be interesting to see if it's as close to its BBC rival as the ITV national is to the BBC 6.00pm bulletin.
Danny Cohen's first drama announcements have quite a strong female element and another 8 part drama for Kudos.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pre...13/drama.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pre...13/drama.shtml
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Wednesday 12th January - Roundup
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.6m (37.3%)
18:00- BBC News at Six: 5.3m (26.0%)
18:30- Regional News and Weather: 6.6m (30.1%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.91m (21.5%)
19:30- Rip Off Britain: 5.19m (22.9%)
20:10- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: 3.97m (16.4%)
22:00- BBC News at Ten: 4.8m (22.5%)
22:25- Regional News and Weather: 3.8m (20.6%)
22:45- Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman: 1.1m (8.7%)
BBC2
18:00- Eggheads: 2.3m (11.4%)
18:30- Great British Railway Journeys: 2.2m (9.9%)
19:00- Masters Snooker: 1.1m (5.1%)
20:00- Michel Roux's Service: 1.6m (6.9%)
21:00- Edwardian Farm: 1.5m (6.1%)
22:00- Never Mind the Buzzcocks: 1.1m (5.4%)
22:30- Newsnight: 0.6m (4.3%)
ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 0.7m (16.9%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.0m (17.9%)
18:30- ITV News & Weather: 4.9m (22.4%)
19:00- Emmerdale: 8.3m (35.7%)
19:30- The Unforgettable Pat Phoenix: 4.5m (19.9%)
20:00- Midsomer Murders: 6.1m (25.0%)
22:00- ITV News at Ten & Weather: 2.8m (13.0%)
22:35- Constantine: 0.9m (8.4%)
C4 (inc C4 +1)
18:00- The Simpsons: 1.9m (7.8%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.1m (4.5%)
19:00- Channel 4 News: 0.9m (3.3%)
20:00- Arthur's Hell on High Water: 0.9m (3.9%)
21:00- Hugh's Fish Fight: 2.1m (7.7%)
22:00- Shameless: 2.8m (13.9%)
Channel 5
17:30- Neighbours: (1.28m)
18:25- Live From Studio Five: 0.3m (1.3%)
19:00- Five News at 7: 0.3m (1.1%)
19:30- How Do They Do It?: 0.9m (3.9%)
20:00- Battle of Britain: The Lost Evidence: 1.1m (4.5%)
21:00- NCIS: 1.54m (6.3%)
22:00- Law and Order: Criminal Intent: 0.9m (4.4%)
Sky Sports 1
19:30- Live Carling Cup Football: 1.16m
* all ratings include HD where applicable”
“Wednesday 12th January - Roundup
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.6m (37.3%)
18:00- BBC News at Six: 5.3m (26.0%)
18:30- Regional News and Weather: 6.6m (30.1%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.91m (21.5%)
19:30- Rip Off Britain: 5.19m (22.9%)
20:10- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: 3.97m (16.4%)
22:00- BBC News at Ten: 4.8m (22.5%)
22:25- Regional News and Weather: 3.8m (20.6%)
22:45- Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman: 1.1m (8.7%)
BBC2
18:00- Eggheads: 2.3m (11.4%)
18:30- Great British Railway Journeys: 2.2m (9.9%)
19:00- Masters Snooker: 1.1m (5.1%)
20:00- Michel Roux's Service: 1.6m (6.9%)
21:00- Edwardian Farm: 1.5m (6.1%)
22:00- Never Mind the Buzzcocks: 1.1m (5.4%)
22:30- Newsnight: 0.6m (4.3%)
ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 0.7m (16.9%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.0m (17.9%)
18:30- ITV News & Weather: 4.9m (22.4%)
19:00- Emmerdale: 8.3m (35.7%)
19:30- The Unforgettable Pat Phoenix: 4.5m (19.9%)
20:00- Midsomer Murders: 6.1m (25.0%)
22:00- ITV News at Ten & Weather: 2.8m (13.0%)
22:35- Constantine: 0.9m (8.4%)
C4 (inc C4 +1)
18:00- The Simpsons: 1.9m (7.8%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.1m (4.5%)
19:00- Channel 4 News: 0.9m (3.3%)
20:00- Arthur's Hell on High Water: 0.9m (3.9%)
21:00- Hugh's Fish Fight: 2.1m (7.7%)
22:00- Shameless: 2.8m (13.9%)
Channel 5
17:30- Neighbours: (1.28m)
18:25- Live From Studio Five: 0.3m (1.3%)
19:00- Five News at 7: 0.3m (1.1%)
19:30- How Do They Do It?: 0.9m (3.9%)
20:00- Battle of Britain: The Lost Evidence: 1.1m (4.5%)
21:00- NCIS: 1.54m (6.3%)
22:00- Law and Order: Criminal Intent: 0.9m (4.4%)
Sky Sports 1
19:30- Live Carling Cup Football: 1.16m
* all ratings include HD where applicable”
Damn shameless slipped again from 3 million the night before.Its a shame because last night was much much much better than the previous two nights.
Lillian and Mickey together always a winner.
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