The British Academy Film Awards was watched by 5.3m with a share of 22.3% says Attentional
The Ratings Thread (Part 17)
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the baftas had many flaws last night, so not a bad rating really, it needed a new presenter without speech defect or annoying laugh
I wonder if DOI gained viewers week on week thanks to the media hype or lost them as deserved
I wonder if DOI gained viewers week on week thanks to the media hype or lost them as deserved
Originally Posted by mrstreetcred:
“Doesn't film baftas norm rate slot lower, I was expecting in the 3s.”
“Doesn't film baftas norm rate slot lower, I was expecting in the 3s.”
Yes you're right just did a quick google, and according to guardian website 3.6m watched Baftas in overnights last year
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...tas-tv-ratings
I watched the second half last night, and despite some glitches enjoyed it, perhaps all the hype with The Kings Speech drew viewers in? Dunno what it got the previous year?
DS have updated.
Huge rating for the BAFTAS compared to recent performances!
And the rest of the schedule performed well as usual with a strong 6m+. No real boost for the last LRTC though.
Interesting to see DOI increase week on week which is promising, probably due to the Karen/Jason fallout and fewer contestants i.e. a tighter show. That Sunday Show as stable as ever too.
Ch4 collapsed really. CDWM did OK, but it can do a lot more & it shouldn't be wasted in that 7pm slot.
Mixed results for Ch5's movies, but the second one did pretty well.
Huge rating for the BAFTAS compared to recent performances!
And the rest of the schedule performed well as usual with a strong 6m+. No real boost for the last LRTC though.Interesting to see DOI increase week on week which is promising, probably due to the Karen/Jason fallout and fewer contestants i.e. a tighter show. That Sunday Show as stable as ever too.
Ch4 collapsed really. CDWM did OK, but it can do a lot more & it shouldn't be wasted in that 7pm slot.
Mixed results for Ch5's movies, but the second one did pretty well.
Originally Posted by Chris1964:
“I really do think Ant and Dec should be given a sketch/variety show with guests (though not the endless Cowell mafia).They are the only act who could do it and it would set them apart from all else on tv. Its been said they could be the next Morecambe and Wise and also said they want to consider retiring at forty. I just dont think they have done themselves justice presenting short lasting game shows and the House Partyesque Takeaway however many awards they win at the NTA's”
“I really do think Ant and Dec should be given a sketch/variety show with guests (though not the endless Cowell mafia).They are the only act who could do it and it would set them apart from all else on tv. Its been said they could be the next Morecambe and Wise and also said they want to consider retiring at forty. I just dont think they have done themselves justice presenting short lasting game shows and the House Partyesque Takeaway however many awards they win at the NTA's”
Ant and Dec the next Morecambe and Wise ? You must be joking
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Wow - massive rating for the BAFTAs!”
“Wow - massive rating for the BAFTAs!”
I was expecting 10m as a minumum when you said "massive". But now i see its just 5m.
:yawn:
Sunday 13th February Overnights
BBC One
18:00- Antiques Roadshow: 6.08m (25.2%)
19:00- Countryfile: 6.31m (23.6%)
20:00- Lark Rise to Candleford: 6.27m (21.2%)
* overnight series average: 6.3m (21.8%)
21:00- The British Academy Film Awards: 5.3m (22.3%)
* highest rating since 2004
* 47% up from 2010 rating of 3.6m
* up from 3-month slot average of 4.39m (18.1%)
BBC Two
20:00- Top Gear: 6.36m (21.4%) inc. HD
21:00- Toughest Place To Be a Paramedic: 2.13m (7.9%) inc. HD
22:00- Match Of The Day 2: 1.91m (9%)
ITV1
18:35- Dancing on Ice: 8.73m (32.1%) , +1: 192k (0.7%)
* highest rating since week 2
20:30- Wild at Heart: 7.23m (25.5%) , +1: 157k (0.6%)
21:30- Dancing on Ice: The Skate Off: 7.27m (27.2%) , +1: 151k (0.8%)
22:00- That Sunday Night Show: 2.98m (13.7%) , +1: 64k (0.6%)
* 22:05-22:35
Channel 4
17:30- Time Team: 1.54m (inc. +1)
19:00- Come Dine With Me: 1.4m (5.2%) , +1: 282k (1%
20:00- The People's Supermarket: 890k (3%) , +1: 130k (0.5%)
21:00- The Promise: 1.14m (4.7%) , +1: 67k(0.4%)
22:45- Alan Carr: Chatty Man: 520k (inc. +1)
Channel 5
19:00- North Sea Hijack: 693k (2.5%)
21:00- Revolver: 1.36m (5.9%)
Primetime Shares
ITV1: 26.1%
BBC One: 22.3%
BBC Two: 11.2%
Channel 4: 4.3% (+1: 0.6%)
Channel 5: 4%
Ratings include HD where necessary
Multichannels
BBC Three
21:00- Being Human: 1.26m (4.7%) inc. HD
Dave (inc. +1)
21:00- James May's Toy Stories: 228k
E4 (inc. +1)
19:30- 90210: 212k
22:00- Kingpin: 189k
Film4 (inc. +1)
18:30- School of Rock: 345k
21:00- Office Space: 200k
Gold (inc. +1)
19:45- Only Fools & Horses: 126k
ITV2
21:00- Benidorm: 649k (2.4%)
ITV3
21:00- Foyle's War: 1.16m (5.1%)
More4 (inc. +1)
22:00- Katie: My Beautiful Space: 446k
Sky 1
18:00- Got To Dance: 825k (3.3%)
21:00- Hawaii Five-O: 556k (2.1%)
Watch (inc. +1)
22:00- Kill Bill: Vol. 2: 122k
Yesterday (inc. +1)
21:00- Catherine Cookson's The Girl: 123k
Sources: Broadcast, C4Sales, DS, MG
BBC One
18:00- Antiques Roadshow: 6.08m (25.2%)
19:00- Countryfile: 6.31m (23.6%)
20:00- Lark Rise to Candleford: 6.27m (21.2%)
* overnight series average: 6.3m (21.8%)
21:00- The British Academy Film Awards: 5.3m (22.3%)
* highest rating since 2004
* 47% up from 2010 rating of 3.6m
* up from 3-month slot average of 4.39m (18.1%)
BBC Two
20:00- Top Gear: 6.36m (21.4%) inc. HD
21:00- Toughest Place To Be a Paramedic: 2.13m (7.9%) inc. HD
22:00- Match Of The Day 2: 1.91m (9%)
ITV1
18:35- Dancing on Ice: 8.73m (32.1%) , +1: 192k (0.7%)
* highest rating since week 2
20:30- Wild at Heart: 7.23m (25.5%) , +1: 157k (0.6%)
21:30- Dancing on Ice: The Skate Off: 7.27m (27.2%) , +1: 151k (0.8%)
22:00- That Sunday Night Show: 2.98m (13.7%) , +1: 64k (0.6%)
* 22:05-22:35
Channel 4
17:30- Time Team: 1.54m (inc. +1)
19:00- Come Dine With Me: 1.4m (5.2%) , +1: 282k (1%
20:00- The People's Supermarket: 890k (3%) , +1: 130k (0.5%)
21:00- The Promise: 1.14m (4.7%) , +1: 67k(0.4%)
22:45- Alan Carr: Chatty Man: 520k (inc. +1)
Channel 5
19:00- North Sea Hijack: 693k (2.5%)
21:00- Revolver: 1.36m (5.9%)
Primetime Shares
ITV1: 26.1%
BBC One: 22.3%
BBC Two: 11.2%
Channel 4: 4.3% (+1: 0.6%)
Channel 5: 4%
Ratings include HD where necessary
Multichannels
BBC Three
21:00- Being Human: 1.26m (4.7%) inc. HD
Dave (inc. +1)
21:00- James May's Toy Stories: 228k
E4 (inc. +1)
19:30- 90210: 212k
22:00- Kingpin: 189k
Film4 (inc. +1)
18:30- School of Rock: 345k
21:00- Office Space: 200k
Gold (inc. +1)
19:45- Only Fools & Horses: 126k
ITV2
21:00- Benidorm: 649k (2.4%)
ITV3
21:00- Foyle's War: 1.16m (5.1%)
More4 (inc. +1)
22:00- Katie: My Beautiful Space: 446k
Sky 1
18:00- Got To Dance: 825k (3.3%)
21:00- Hawaii Five-O: 556k (2.1%)
Watch (inc. +1)
22:00- Kill Bill: Vol. 2: 122k
Yesterday (inc. +1)
21:00- Catherine Cookson's The Girl: 123k
Sources: Broadcast, C4Sales, DS, MG
I wonder which terrestrial broadcaster will get the rights to show The King's Speech eventually? Am I right in thinking it's not backed by either BBC Films or Film4? (They must be kicking themselves...)
Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.
Including the two episodes shown at Christmas (part of this series to all intents and purposes), this must be its most successful run for some time.
Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.
Including the two episodes shown at Christmas (part of this series to all intents and purposes), this must be its most successful run for some time.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.”
“Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.”
It was down slightly compared to last week's 6.39m.
Not strictly ratings related but the Channel 5 rebrand comes across quite well on screen, the pre-launch images suggested otherwise but it looks fine on air. Reasonably nice new set for Five News aswell.
Originally Posted by ftv:
“Ant and Dec the next Morecambe and Wise ? You must be joking”
“Ant and Dec the next Morecambe and Wise ? You must be joking
”
Well obviously not body and soul as M and W are unmatchable. However they are the nearest modern equivalent. Even Erics son has thoughts along the same lines:
http://www.whatsontv.co.uk/drama/tv-...and-wise/11364
Impressive for main 3 channels last night in the 7-9pm hour
BBC1 21%+ LRTC
BBC2 21%+ TG
ITV1 32%+ DOI
I can't imagine an 80% share would be reached very often - almost 75% is very commmendable - considering most people have access to multiple channels.
Edit :- A&D are never going to be 1/10 the quality of M&W - think more Cannon & Ball for comparison.
BBC1 21%+ LRTC
BBC2 21%+ TG
ITV1 32%+ DOI
I can't imagine an 80% share would be reached very often - almost 75% is very commmendable - considering most people have access to multiple channels.
Edit :- A&D are never going to be 1/10 the quality of M&W - think more Cannon & Ball for comparison.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.
Including the two episodes shown at Christmas (part of this series to all intents and purposes), this must be its most successful run for some time.”
“Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.
Including the two episodes shown at Christmas (part of this series to all intents and purposes), this must be its most successful run for some time.”
They're having a very good run indeed. Switching to the January start was a good idea. There's clearly very little crossover with the likes of LRTC and WAH.
Great numbers for the BAFTA's last night - I can only presume thats the effect of The Kings Speech. Steady elsewhere really, without anything of too much note. Nice that Being Human has been so consistent on BBC Three this run. As we mentioned last week - it's plateaued, but has done so at a great level.
Be interesting to see how This Morning fared today.
Incredibly, they turned it over to Keith Lemon to run as the producer from the gallery - with predictable (
) results....like multiple news items about buses, getting Jedward to take over the fashion item and stopping the cookery item mid flow.
They also had a new 'quiz' element where Phil and Holly had to guess the identity of various non celebrity guests from clues and 20 questions put to them. As soon as they identified them they were not allowed to ask anything about their claim to fame:
.
It was, um, a bit of a strange episode.
But people will have tuned in and got hooked or left in utter bemusement. It might be worth seeing how the ratings fare.
Incredibly, they turned it over to Keith Lemon to run as the producer from the gallery - with predictable (
) results....like multiple news items about buses, getting Jedward to take over the fashion item and stopping the cookery item mid flow.They also had a new 'quiz' element where Phil and Holly had to guess the identity of various non celebrity guests from clues and 20 questions put to them. As soon as they identified them they were not allowed to ask anything about their claim to fame:
Spoiler
It was, um, a bit of a strange episode.
But people will have tuned in and got hooked or left in utter bemusement. It might be worth seeing how the ratings fare.
Originally Posted by Jaycee Dove:
“Be interesting to see how This Morning fared today.
Incredibly, they turned it over to Keith Lemon to run as the producer from the gallery - with predictable () results....like multiple news items about buses, getting Jedward to take over the fashion item and stopping the cookery item mid flow.
They also had a new 'quiz' element where Phil and Holly had to guess the identity of various non celebrity guests from clues and 20 questions put to them. As soon as they identified them they were not allowed to ask anything about their claim to fame:
.
It was, um, a bit of a strange episode.”
“Be interesting to see how This Morning fared today.
Incredibly, they turned it over to Keith Lemon to run as the producer from the gallery - with predictable (
) results....like multiple news items about buses, getting Jedward to take over the fashion item and stopping the cookery item mid flow.They also had a new 'quiz' element where Phil and Holly had to guess the identity of various non celebrity guests from clues and 20 questions put to them. As soon as they identified them they were not allowed to ask anything about their claim to fame:
Spoiler
It was, um, a bit of a strange episode.”
As much as I like Keith Lemon and Celebrity Juice, I think him on This Morning is just ridiculous and shows what a sham the show has become. What used to be an OK light-entertainment show has just become a joke with stupid segments and silly attempts to grab headlines.
guys you would not believe the rubbish day I've been having
anyway the consolidated data for w/e 6th February 2011 is live on BARB website
anyway the consolidated data for w/e 6th February 2011 is live on BARB website
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“I wonder which terrestrial broadcaster will get the rights to show The King's Speech eventually? Am I right in thinking it's not backed by either BBC Films or Film4? (They must be kicking themselves...)
Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.
Including the two episodes shown at Christmas (part of this series to all intents and purposes), this must be its most successful run for some time.”
“I wonder which terrestrial broadcaster will get the rights to show The King's Speech eventually? Am I right in thinking it's not backed by either BBC Films or Film4? (They must be kicking themselves...)
Decent numbers for Top Gear, up again week on week.
Including the two episodes shown at Christmas (part of this series to all intents and purposes), this must be its most successful run for some time.”
Do we know if The King's Speech was offered to BBC Films or Film4 from a finance point of view ? It would be a perfect Christmas night film for BBC1 in 2012.
0.4% share for Sky Atlantic in it's launch week. 0.5% for Sky Living (0.7% including +1).
Atlantic's daily reach was 1,293m. Reach for the week was 4,851m.
Atlantic's daily reach was 1,293m. Reach for the week was 4,851m.
Originally Posted by ftv:
“Do we know if The King's Speech was offered to BBC Films or Film4 from a finance point of view ? It would be a perfect Christmas night film for BBC1 in 2012.”
“Do we know if The King's Speech was offered to BBC Films or Film4 from a finance point of view ? It would be a perfect Christmas night film for BBC1 in 2012.”
I'm sure I read that both BBC Films and Film4 turned it down.
Interesting to compare reach changes following EPG changes. Weekly reaches:
6 Feb (30 Jan):
Sky 2 - 3,370 (5,923)
Sky 3 - 8,822 (10,867)
Sky 3+1 - 2,194 (1,642)
Living - 6,699 (5,613)
Living+1 - 3,375 (3,885)
LivingIt - 3,101 (3,541)
LivingIt+1 - 1,714 (787)
LivingLoves - 1,069 (752)
Comedy Central - 4,818 (3,668)
Universal - 2,420 (2,103)
SyFy - 3,244 (2,522)
FX - 2,911 (2,307)
Shows the power of EPG position.
Every channel has moved in the direction you would expect.
6 Feb (30 Jan):
Sky 2 - 3,370 (5,923)
Sky 3 - 8,822 (10,867)
Sky 3+1 - 2,194 (1,642)
Living - 6,699 (5,613)
Living+1 - 3,375 (3,885)
LivingIt - 3,101 (3,541)
LivingIt+1 - 1,714 (787)
LivingLoves - 1,069 (752)
Comedy Central - 4,818 (3,668)
Universal - 2,420 (2,103)
SyFy - 3,244 (2,522)
FX - 2,911 (2,307)
Shows the power of EPG position.
Every channel has moved in the direction you would expect.
Very good numbers for the BAFTA's, I imagine because of the King's Speech being hyped a lot.
Anyway, top 20's here we come... changes, as always, are highlighted.
Most Watched Shows of 2011 [Top 20 - Officials]
01 - 12.39m - CORONATION STREET (03/01/11) - ITV1/HD
02 - 11.42m - EASTENDERS (03/01/11) - BBC1/HD
03 - 10.23m - DANCING ON ICE (09/01/11) - ITV1/HD
04 - 9.15m - EMMERDALE (13/01/11) - ITV1*
05 - 8.80m - COME FLY WITH ME (01/01/11) - BBC1/HD
06 - 8.69m - WILD AT HEART (09/01/11) - ITV1/HD
07 - 8.50m - SILENT WITNESS (17/01/11) - BBC1/HD
08 - 8.10m - MIDSOMER MURDERS (02/02/11) - ITV1/HD
09 - 8.03m - BIG FAT GYPSY WEDDINGS (01/02/11) - C4
10 - 7.91m - FILM: INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (01/01/11) - BBC1/HD
11 - 7.68m - LARK RISE TO CANDLEFORD (09/01/11) - BBC1/HD
12 - 7.50m - ABOVE SUSPICION (03/01/11) - ITV1/HD
13 - 7.38m - TOP GEAR (23/01/11) - BBC2/HD
14 - 7.36m - MARCHLANDS (03/02/11) - ITV1/HD
15 - 7.15m - BBC NEWS (03/01/11) - BBC1/HD
16 - 7.04m - HUSTLE (14/01/11) - BBC1/HD
17 - 6.95m - CASUALTY (02/01/11) - BBC1/HD
18 - 6.92m - COUNTRYFILE (30/01/11) - BBC1/HD
19 - 6.92m - ANTIQUES ROADSHOW (02/01/11) - BBC1/HD
20 - 6.71m - RUGBY SIX NATIONS (04/02/11) - BBC1/HD
Notes:
- No duplicates: i.e. no BGT/DOI in there twice.
- HD audience included for all programmes airing on HD, unless a * is next to the programme
- BBC1 HD is bundled in automatically with BBC1
- ITV1 +1 excluded
- Thanks to MattJ and rzt for some of the missing ratings off BARB
- The National Television Awards had 6.58m excluding HD; good chance it will be in the chart near the bottom if the HD figure was included
Most Watched Multichannel Shows of 2011 [Top 20 - Officials]
01 - 2.69m - LIVE FORD SUPER SUNDAY - MATCH (06/02/11) - Sky Sports 1
02 - 2.63m - GLEE (17/01/11) - E4
03 - 2.00m - HATTIE (19/01/11) - BBC4
04 - 1.57m - BEING HUMAN (23/01/11) - BBC3
05 - 1.42m - LIVE FORD FOOTBALL SPECIAL (01/01/11) - Sky Sports 1
06 - 1.41m - MIDSOMER MURDERS (08/01/11) - ITV3
07 - 1.34m - GOT TO DANCE (02/01/11) - Sky1
08 - 1.28m - FOYLE'S WAR (06/02/11) - ITV3
09 - 1.21m - THIS IS YOUR LIFE: HATTIE JACQUES (19/01/11) - BBC4
10 - 1.20m - LIVE CARLING CUP FOOTBALL (12/01/11) - Sky Sports 1
11 - 1.18m - EASTENDERS (27/01/11) - BBC3
12 - 1.10m - LEWIS (30/01/11) - ITV3
13 - 1.07m - THE ASHES TOUR (06/01/11) - ITV4
14 - 1.04m - BENIDORM (09/01/11) - ITV2
15 - 1.03m - SKINS (27/01/11) - E4
16 - 1.03m - FILM: THE INCREDIBLES (08/01/11) - BBC3
17 - 1.03m - LIVE AT THE APOLLO (15/01/11) - BBC3
18 - 1.02m - HAWAII FIVE-0 (06/02/11) - Sky1
19 - 1.01m - FILM: MEET THE FOCKERS (04/01/11) - BBC3
20 - 0.98m - FILM: CASINO ROYALE (04/01/11) - ITV2
Source: BARB. Excludes +1, Includes HD for Terrestrial Chart. Only 1 programme per 'show', i.e. only one Ford Super Sunday game.
Anyway, top 20's here we come... changes, as always, are highlighted.
Most Watched Shows of 2011 [Top 20 - Officials]
01 - 12.39m - CORONATION STREET (03/01/11) - ITV1/HD
02 - 11.42m - EASTENDERS (03/01/11) - BBC1/HD
03 - 10.23m - DANCING ON ICE (09/01/11) - ITV1/HD
04 - 9.15m - EMMERDALE (13/01/11) - ITV1*
05 - 8.80m - COME FLY WITH ME (01/01/11) - BBC1/HD
06 - 8.69m - WILD AT HEART (09/01/11) - ITV1/HD
07 - 8.50m - SILENT WITNESS (17/01/11) - BBC1/HD
08 - 8.10m - MIDSOMER MURDERS (02/02/11) - ITV1/HD
09 - 8.03m - BIG FAT GYPSY WEDDINGS (01/02/11) - C4
10 - 7.91m - FILM: INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (01/01/11) - BBC1/HD
11 - 7.68m - LARK RISE TO CANDLEFORD (09/01/11) - BBC1/HD
12 - 7.50m - ABOVE SUSPICION (03/01/11) - ITV1/HD
13 - 7.38m - TOP GEAR (23/01/11) - BBC2/HD
14 - 7.36m - MARCHLANDS (03/02/11) - ITV1/HD
15 - 7.15m - BBC NEWS (03/01/11) - BBC1/HD
16 - 7.04m - HUSTLE (14/01/11) - BBC1/HD
17 - 6.95m - CASUALTY (02/01/11) - BBC1/HD
18 - 6.92m - COUNTRYFILE (30/01/11) - BBC1/HD
19 - 6.92m - ANTIQUES ROADSHOW (02/01/11) - BBC1/HD
20 - 6.71m - RUGBY SIX NATIONS (04/02/11) - BBC1/HD
Notes:
- No duplicates: i.e. no BGT/DOI in there twice.
- HD audience included for all programmes airing on HD, unless a * is next to the programme
- BBC1 HD is bundled in automatically with BBC1
- ITV1 +1 excluded
- Thanks to MattJ and rzt for some of the missing ratings off BARB
- The National Television Awards had 6.58m excluding HD; good chance it will be in the chart near the bottom if the HD figure was included
Most Watched Multichannel Shows of 2011 [Top 20 - Officials]
01 - 2.69m - LIVE FORD SUPER SUNDAY - MATCH (06/02/11) - Sky Sports 1
02 - 2.63m - GLEE (17/01/11) - E4
03 - 2.00m - HATTIE (19/01/11) - BBC4
04 - 1.57m - BEING HUMAN (23/01/11) - BBC3
05 - 1.42m - LIVE FORD FOOTBALL SPECIAL (01/01/11) - Sky Sports 1
06 - 1.41m - MIDSOMER MURDERS (08/01/11) - ITV3
07 - 1.34m - GOT TO DANCE (02/01/11) - Sky1
08 - 1.28m - FOYLE'S WAR (06/02/11) - ITV3
09 - 1.21m - THIS IS YOUR LIFE: HATTIE JACQUES (19/01/11) - BBC4
10 - 1.20m - LIVE CARLING CUP FOOTBALL (12/01/11) - Sky Sports 1
11 - 1.18m - EASTENDERS (27/01/11) - BBC3
12 - 1.10m - LEWIS (30/01/11) - ITV3
13 - 1.07m - THE ASHES TOUR (06/01/11) - ITV4
14 - 1.04m - BENIDORM (09/01/11) - ITV2
15 - 1.03m - SKINS (27/01/11) - E4
16 - 1.03m - FILM: THE INCREDIBLES (08/01/11) - BBC3
17 - 1.03m - LIVE AT THE APOLLO (15/01/11) - BBC3
18 - 1.02m - HAWAII FIVE-0 (06/02/11) - Sky1
19 - 1.01m - FILM: MEET THE FOCKERS (04/01/11) - BBC3
20 - 0.98m - FILM: CASINO ROYALE (04/01/11) - ITV2
Source: BARB. Excludes +1, Includes HD for Terrestrial Chart. Only 1 programme per 'show', i.e. only one Ford Super Sunday game.
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