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No surprise to see Neighbours beat the news in Melbourne. If it was going to do it in any of the markets, it would be that one. Melbourne viewers have always been loyal to Neighbours.
Neighbours beating it in 1 market could as you say be down to local attitude, or a regioanl news less good than the others. 500,000 is possible IMO My prediction was 150,000 - 200,000 and I was pretty confident I had it right, I never expected it to do as well as its doing. Maybe C4 should look at moving Hollyoaks to E4 ![]() In theory it should be an even smoother transfer. |
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Bit of a shocker. I can't believe the night before the show aired, I was predicting 150,000 for Neighbours at a push.
![]() Now that the publicity from the move has died down, it's still growing and growing. Surely 500,000 during Winter is now a real possibility? ![]() And yourself and Dave raise a good point, if it's rating this well in the summer, it's unlikely to have peaked yet either. The sky's the limit! |
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I think BBC1 will beat ITV1 tonight. EastEnders will anchor the schedule and should give Waterloo Road a good lead in. I think that'll rate in the low 5ms whereas Midsomer Murders will rate just below 5m.
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How is Sunrise and Today doing especially with Hurricance Yasi in Queensland.
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Midsomer below 5m for John Nettles' last episode?
![]() Im expecting at least 6.5m. TBH back in its heyday on Sunday night we could be saying it may hit 10m. |
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How is Sunrise and Today doing especially with Hurricance Yasi in Queensland.
21 Total Ppl Network 7 SUNRISE 524,000 30 Total Ppl Network 9 TODAY 361,000 However in Melbourne, Today beat Sunrise by around 20k. Sunrise was ahead in all the other markets. Tomorrow's will be more interesting as it hadn't made landfall at that point yesterday. |
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I called it right for the first night (makes a change) but now it's eclipsing my expectations by some distance.
![]() And yourself and Dave raise a good point, if it's rating this well in the summer, it's unlikely to have peaked yet either. The sky's the limit! It'll beat the digital record easily sometime this year but as you say, the sky's the limit right now. It has to be defying all of Ten's expectations. |
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Sunrise thrashed Today in Total People.
21 Total Ppl Network 7 SUNRISE 524,000 30 Total Ppl Network 9 TODAY 361,000 However in Melbourne, Today beat Sunrise by around 20k. Sunrise was ahead in all the other markets. Tomorrow's will be more interesting as it hadn't made landfall at that point yesterday. |
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Yeah, I never in a million years thought it would rate this well. I honestly thought it would wither and die on Eleven, not become the biggest show on digital, which it is fast becoming.
It'll beat the digital record easily sometime this year but as you say, the sky's the limit right now. It has to be defying all of Ten's expectations. Looking at the Neighbours thread on Neighboursfans, the highest rated show ever on Digital was, "The Big Bang Theory" with 454,000 on GO! That 454,000 is more I grant you, but that was once, Neighbours will be getting 400,000+ 5 days a week in a month or so, so even if it didnt out rated 454,000, the show wouuld still be bigger than it. A show that rates even 350,000 5 days a week on Digital TV, is gold dust on the Aussie Digital Channels. |
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Sunrise thrashed Today in Total People.
21 Total Ppl Network 7 SUNRISE 524,000 30 Total Ppl Network 9 TODAY 361,000 However in Melbourne, Today beat Sunrise by around 20k. Sunrise was ahead in all the other markets. Tomorrow's will be more interesting as it hadn't made landfall at that point yesterday. |
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Indeed.
The breakdowns for Doctor Who v Emmerdale on Christmas Day were rather interesting. NI Ratings Doctor Who 153,000 19.3% Emmerdale 299,000 37.6% Scotland Doctor Who 758,000 32.9% Emmerdale 789,000 34.2% Wales Doctor Who 395,000 26.1% Emmerdale 507,000 33.5% ![]() England Doctor Who 8.8m 40.0% Emmerdale 5.6m 25.3% London - Doctor Who 1.7m 44.5% / Emmerdale 0.9m 23.0% South East - Doctor Who 0.5m 42.9% / Emmerdale 0.2m 19.7% South - Doctor Who 1.0m 48.3% / Emmerdale 0.4m 18.0% South West - Doctor Who 0.3m 40.5% / Emmerdale 0.2m 24.8% North - Doctor Who 0.9m 36.3% / Emmerdale 0.7m 29.7% North East - Doctor Who 0.4m 30.7% / Emmerdale 0.5m 37.1% North West - Doctor Who 1.1m 35.2% / Emmerdale 1.3m 40.6% East - Doctor Who 0.7m 45.6% / Emmerdale 0.3m 18.9% West - Doctor Who 0.6m 53.5% / Emmerdale 0.2m 20.9% East Midlands - Doctor Who 0.5m 51.8% / Emmerdale 0.2m 17.6% West Midlands - Doctor Who 1.1m 39.1% / Emmerdale 0.7m 25.4% Any figures for Strictly v Corrie? Quote:
That BFGW figure is remarkable and a very big +1 audience too. I don't understand the attraction but....
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Brooker’s new show deserves so much better to be honest, but still not so bad.
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More ratings, in addition to the other ratings already posted:
Sky Atlantic 20:00- Let the Stories Begin: 147,400 (0.61%) * total audience across Sky1, Sky2, Sky Arts 1, Sky Living simulcast: 250,000 21:00- Boardwalk Empire: 438,200 (1.75%) * peak: 564,800 (2.12%) in first five minutes 22:30- Blue Bloods: 224,600 (1.66%) 23:30- Atlantic City: the Original Sin City: 70,200 (0.9%) 00:30- Boardwalk Empire: 45k Quote:
As for BGT itself, I'm becoming curious as to how it will do this year. Based on the opinions of some people who've been the auditions, McIntyre is really good on it and the Hoff is his usual crazy self. It launced with 10.6m last year, so I think it'll get 9.something for the launch this year but if the new panel goes down well then it may increase as the series goes on (the talent is apparently better this year too).
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Last years lowest rating was 385,000 this is the first episode to top that 397,000 (to be exact)
I bet TEN is pancing, seeing Neighbours so close to beating Ten News, whatever has changed for Neighbours seems to have worked, I wonder if viewers saw the publcity, gave it a chance, and found what they liked. Amazing to think that a move to a 2nd channel has turned out to so well, I didnt expect ratings to be anywhere near this good. Of course its fair to point out that based on ratings alone, Neighbours is still down year on year. |
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This might explain why Nine is lagging so far behind Seven at breakfast and for its news output generally, from TV Tonight: Quote:
At 1:45 this morning as Cyclone Yasi bore down on Far North Queensland, Seven, TEN, ABC and SKY News all had live coverage for viewers. It's fair to say, Nine dropped the ball on this one. After their well received and exhaustive coverage of the Queensland floods, I'm surprised they are not making more of an effort.Nine had a Danoz advertorial about back pain remedies, following a 2003 Bruce Willis movie. However, Seven's more in-depth coverage wasn't without controversy. The website also notes: Quote:
But in the rush to keep viewers informed, Seven backfired when it added a ticking “Countdown” clock to Today Tonight. The Twitterverse slammed the idea of turning the story into an New Year’s Eve style ‘event.’
Sounds like something Sky News would do over here. (remember the "Miners Rescued" counter?)Anyway, the full fascinating article about how the various broadcasters are covering the Cyclone is over at TVTonight: http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2011/02/...-networks.html |
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that kinda make Daybreaks 700,000 seem even smaller.
Kochie and Mel are great though and the show was worth watching when I was recovering from the jetlag while on holiday in Sydney last year. Daybreak could learn a lot from how the show is produced. |
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Those figures are very good especially Sunrise which seems to dominate, it's the equivalent of what BBC Breakfast gets on a good day.
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OK! TV presenting team confirmed
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DENISE Van Outen and Matt Johnson will front a new early-evening entertainment show called OK!TV starting on Channel 5 on Valentine’s Day. Source & more: http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...ng-showbiz-fun
Stage and screen celebrity Denise, 36, teams up with relative newcomer Matt, 28, who has proved a smash-hit with female viewers during his time on ITV1’s This Morning. The show is a welcome return to light-hearted chat for Denise, who was on Channel 4’s The Big Breakfast in the 1990s before becoming a star at the BBC and in the West End. OK!TV is being billed as “the perfect place to catch up on all things *celebrity” with its hosts promising to take a *candid look at the latest showbusiness headlines. Denise said: “I can’t wait to get cracking on OK!TV. I have a huge appetite for all things showbiz so this show is right up my street. |
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Already sounds better than Studio Five as they have presenters who can present. Not sure what figures they can expect.
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Piss poor decision having Van Outen present the show IMO. separate thread here if anyone wants to discuss it. ![]() RE: What ratings it will bring in; Well, during the first week or two I wouldn't be surprised to see it get around the 500,000 mark but after about a month it will be rating the same as Studio Five. |
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Good news for CBS and Five - Mark Harmon, the shows lead, has just signed a 2 year deal to continue on the series which hit an all time high in viewership last night. He'll be paid $500,000 an episode and, as is custom in Hollywood these days, be credited as an Executive Producer and establish his own production company, Wings Productions, at CBS Studios. http://www.deadline.com/hollywood/ Quote:
I'd love to be the employee breaking the news to Simon Cowell that the show is performing better without him. I think though he was mad not to get a foot in the door at the auditions and at least stand in for Hasselhoff for those first auditions rather than get Louis Walsh in. They could easily then have split those auditions across all the episodes (like they did with the London X Factor ones) so Cowell features in all episodes.
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Already sounds better than Studio Five as they have presenters who can present. Not sure what figures they can expect.
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Good news for CBS and Five - Mark Harmon, the shows lead, has just signed a 2 year deal to continue on the series which hit an all time high in viewership last night. He'll be paid $500,000 an episode and, as is custom in Hollywood these days, be credited as an Executive Producer and establish his own production company, Wings Productions, at CBS Studios.
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Wonder if OKTV will be live or prerecorded? I'm thinking prerecorded a few hours before transmission to save money. Are the tabloid entertainment shows like Access Hollywood or ET live or prerecorded?
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Dancc Nine not covering the floods does seem like a very odd decesion, I know they are paid to air those advertorial (and thank god ITV dont have those) but im sure they are can cut from them for news like this. Quote:
When you consider primetime is between 1-2m, Breakfast television rate well. In this country, radio dominates as the medium in the morning.
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Already sounds better than Studio Five as they have presenters who can present. Not sure what figures they can expect.
Dont get me wrong, he has cut back on other costs, but I do think OK TV isnt much more than a tarted up Live From Studio Five, and Desmond is hoping chucking money at bigger name hosts will help the ratings for the slot. This unlike the shows he has previously made cuts to, is his show, something he wants to be successful, something to chuck money at. If OK TV! was to get even 500,000 he would consider it succesful, and compared to Live From Studio 5, it would be. What is that phrase about a pig and lipstick? @C14E Good news about Harmon and NCIS, its a great show, always a joy to watch. |
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Will be interesting to see how Midsommer Murders rated yesterday!
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hello I was off yesterday, as it was my birthday
anyway onto more important things ![]() Emmers - 7.17m EE - 7.83m HO - 1.13m Neighbours - 1.24m HAA - 813k Midsomer - 6.61m WR - 4.6m BatB - 2.07m Mary Portas - 2.08m NCIS - 1.42m |
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hello I was off yesterday, as it was my birthday
anyway onto more important things ![]() Emmers - 7.17m EE - 7.83m HO - 1.13m Neighbours - 1.24m HAA - 813k Midsomer - 6.61m WR - 4.6m BatB - 2.07m Mary Portas - 2.08m NCIS - 1.42m Excellent for Midsommer, with HD still to come I presume. It's still got an awfully large following and didn't exactly have much trouble seeing off Waterloo Road regardless of any EE lead-in. A bit of an improvement for Mary Portas on last week which is important, but the new format doesn't look like a runaway success. I do wonder why C4 bother with the poaching sometimes. |
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