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FOX's new drama scheduling may depends heavily on where X Factor goes. With Simon no longer planning to travel, they can have their pick of either Tuesday/Wednesday or Wednesday/Thursday.
Tue/Wed is easier for dealing with the baseball (they can move a day later if necessary and it's better to move to Thursday than Friday). And at least one week will be Tue/Wed because of Thanksgiving. |
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Some commissioning news - The BBC have renewed Not Going Out for a further two series. Not bad for a show that was originally canned.
The full story is here http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011...-bbc1-lee-mack |
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Good news for ratings fans is that STV and ITV have settled their long running dispute. As a result we are likely to see less STV opt outs on major ITV shows and hence larger ratings for shows such as Downtown, Doc Martin and other dramas.
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Good news for ratings fans is that STV and ITV have settled their long running dispute. As a result we are likely to see less STV opt outs on major ITV shows and hence larger ratings for shows such as Downtown, Doc Martin and other dramas.
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i thought stv didn't show series 1 of downton - so they're unlikely to show series 2 - unless of course they schedule a quick first showing of series 1 there beforehand...
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Ratings for the Champions League Match Schalke - United from Germany:
Free TV (Sat 1): First Half: 8.8 Mio. (25,7 %) / 3.66 Mio. 14-49 years (26,7 %) Second Half: 9.64 Mio. (31,5 %) / 4.02 Mio. 14-49 years (30,1 %) Pay TV (Sky): Whole Game: 0.5 Mio. (1,5 %) / 0.26 Mio. 14-19 years (1,9 %) And some british content from german Television yesterday: The ZDF (like BBC) showed yesterday the documentry Wiliam & Kate at 20:15. 3.1 Mio. (9.5 %) / 0.6 Mio. (4,8 %) |
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i thought stv didn't show series 1 of downton - so they're unlikely to show series 2 - unless of course they schedule a quick first showing of series 1 there beforehand...
![]() A very sad day for regional broadcasting reflecting the social, political and cultural diversity of the UK's nations.
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For most Scots, this new (to them) drama will look like it's cashing in on the success last Christmas of Upstairs Downstairs...
![]() A very sad day for regional broadcasting reflecting the social, political and cultural diversity of the UK's nations. ![]()
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bull****!
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Monte Carlo TV Awards - 2011 International TV Audience nominees
Link: http://www.mediametrie.com/eurodatat...rds.php?id=439
The 6th annual International Audience TV Awards nominees have been announced. Part of Monte Carlo TV Festival, the awards are determined by the measurement of show's audiences in 2010, from 67 countries. Nominees: Drama Series: CSI, CSI: Miami, House Comedy Series: Desperate Housewives, Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory Soaps/Telenovela: Asi (Turkey), El Clon (USA/Brazil/Colombia), The Bold and the Beautiful (USA) Winners will be announced on June 10, during the Monte-Carlo Television Festival awards ceremony. |
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From Attentional:
BBC Two 21:00 - A History of Celtic Britain: 1.7m (7.0%) ITV1 21:00 - When Kate Met William: 2.4m (10.1%) Channel 4 21:00 - The Secret Millionaire: 2.2m (9.0%) |
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New Saturday night show for BBC1: Quote:
Comedian Lee Mack is to front a Saturday night BBC1 variety series in which members of the public will perform with celebrities. Also a new one-off drama for ITV1, most likely to be shown in the run up to Christmas:Lee Mack’s All Star Cast will be co-produced by Endemol’s Zeppotron and Mack’s own company, Arlo Productions. Each week, Mack will welcome a celebrity guest, a stand-up comedian and musical acts to the show, with the studio audience invited to take part. They will participate in the celebrity interviews and join in with games in which Mack casts different members of the audience in specific roles. The finale sees the audience and the celebrities coming together to perform. The format was piloted in December with Catherine Tate among the guests on the show. The 6 x 45-minute series has been ordered by BBC1 channel controller Danny Cohen and entertainment commissioning editor Karl Warner. The latter said Mack’s “unique style of comedy makes him the perfect host for a Saturday night series”. Zeppotron creative directors Neil Webster and Peter Holmes will exec produce the series with Mack for Arlo Productions. Mack is a panel show regular and has starred in four series of BBC1 sitcom Not Going Out. Read more here Quote:
ITV today announced the commissioning of Fast Freddie, the Widow and Me, a 1 X 90 minute drama written by Christopher Dunlop (Cape Wrath, No Angels) and produced by STV for ITV1.
Fast Freddie, the Widow and Me will be directed by David Richards (The Runaway, Albert’s Memorial). The producer is Madonna Baptiste (Long Walk to Finchley, Mrs Mandela) and the executive producer for STV is Margaret Enefer (Taggart, Death in Holy Orders). Jonathan Donald, early 30s, is a wealthy, brash, over-confident luxury car dealer who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. After being found guilty of a drink driving charge, Jonathan expects to get off lightly but instead receives a community service order in the run up to Christmas, 60 hours with The Moonbeam Club, a support organisation for young adults with social and behavioural difficulties run by recently widowed, Laura Cooper. After a disastrous first day, Jonathan is sent packing by Laura, she and the group have no use for him and his prejudice. But Jonathan is forced to return by an even less impressed Judge, who serves him a longer order. Jonathan’s attitude and commitment begins to change as he gets to know one of the club’s member’s – eighteen year old Freddie Copeland. Feisty, an expert with gadgets and a demon on the PlayStation, Jonathan is shocked to learn Freddie suffers from kidney disease and genetic heart condition which means he’ll be lucky to survive the next couple of months. One of Freddie’s dreams is to have his own idea of a perfect Christmas. But having grown up in various care homes Freddie knows his dream is unlikely to come true, especially since he’s never had the courage to make contact with his real mother. Against Laura’s careful advice, Jonathan decides to take it upon himself to give Freddie the Christmas he’s always dreamed of. But can he make the impossible possible and make his final Christmas the best Freddie has ever had? Read more here |
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Lee Macks variety show sounds a lot like ITVs attempt to revive the variety format last year - For One Night Only.
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Don't know why ITV just don't show a film on a Tuesday night all other shows always seem to flop really bad.
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From Attentional:
BBC Two 21:00 - A History of Celtic Britain: 1.7m (7.0%) ITV1 21:00 - When Kate Met William: 2.4m (10.1%) Channel 4 21:00 - The Secret Millionaire: 2.2m (9.0%) |
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BBC Two 21:00 - A History of Celtic Britain: 1.7m (7.0%) ITV1 21:00 - When Kate Met William: 2.4m (10.1%) ![]() That 2.4m might well turn out to be ITV1's most-watched wedding programming this week...
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Lee Macks variety show sounds a lot like ITVs attempt to revive the variety format last year - For One Night Only.
![]() Any new Saturday night entertainment show that doesn't involve Graham Norton/Lloyd Webber, Nick Knowles or dancing dogs has to be welcomed, surely? I wonder if Ask Rhod Gilbert will be returning? That show had a bit of a "Saturday night fun" feel to it for me, not boring winter Mondays late night. I think it could work well in a 7pm Saturday slot, away from the SCD/TXF-airing months. |
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Sounds like it may be more in the spirit of the Generation Game. Interesting.
Any new Saturday night entertainment show that doesn't involve Graham Norton/Lloyd Webber, Nick Knowles or dancing dogs has to be welcomed, surely?
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Tuesday 26th April Overnights
BBC One 13:45- Doctors: 1.36m (18.9%) 19:30- EastEnders: 8.74m (39.7%) 20:00- Holby City: 5.58m (24.1%) 21:00- MasterChef: The Final Three: 5.05m (20.7%) * 15-minute peak: 5.61m (23.1%) at 21:45 BBC Two 19:00- Live Snooker - The World Championship: 1.22m (5.1%) 20:00- Britain's Next Big Thing: 1.49m (6.4%) 21:00- A History of Celtic Britain: 1.71m (7.0%) 22:00- Later Live... with Jools Holland: 850k (4.3%) ITV1 19:00- Emmerdale: 6.49m (33.4%) , +1: 117k (0.5%) 19:30- Military Driving School: 2.32m (10.6%%) 20:00- Countrywise: 2.47m (10.7%) 21:00- When William Met Kate: 2.53m (10.4%) , +1: 193k (1.1%) Channel 4 18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.06m (5.8%) 20:00- Supersize vs. Superskinny: 1.97m (8.5%) , +1: 192k (0.8%) 21:00- The Secret Millionaire: 2.20m (9.0%) , +1: 464k (2.6%) 22:00- Campus: 428k (2.5%) Channel 5 13:45- Neighbours: 640k (8.8%) 17:30- Neighbours: 1.31m (9.6%) 18:00- Home and Away: 883k (5.3%) 19:30- Extraordinary Dogs: 574k (2.6%) 20:00- William and Kate: The Story So Far: 1.04m (4.5%) 21:00- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: 2.13m (8.7%) 22:00- CSI: Miami: 1.41m (7.8%) Primetime Shares BBC One: 24.2% ITV1: 12.8% (+1: 0.5%) Channel 4: 6.1% (+1: 1.1%) BBC Two: 6.1% Channel 5: 5.2% Ratings include HD and are tape-checked where necessary Multichannel Alibi (inc +1) 21:00- Murdoch Mysteries: 277k BBC Three 21:00- Meet The Multiples: 716k (2.9%) 22:00- EastEnders: 1.23m (6.1%) 22:30- Two Pints of Lager and a Packet Of Crisps: 895k (5.8%) * above previous series opener rating of: 556,800 (3.18% 23:00- Two Pints of Lager and a Packet Of Crisps: 807k (7.1%) BBC Four 21:00- Royal Wedding: 114,200 (0.5%) Dave (inc +1) 21:00- Qi: 425k E4 19:00- Hollyoaks: 409k (2.1%) , +1: 107k (0.5%) 21:00- 90210: 216k (0.9%) , +1: 162k (0.9%) 22:00- The Cleveland Show: 255k (inc +1) 22:30- The Ricky Gervais Show: 166k (1.1%) Film4 (inc +1) 19:00- Hero: 269k 5* 18:30- Home and Away: 492k (2.7%) ITV2 21:00- The Vampire Diaries: 472k (1.9%) , +1: 140k (0.79%) More4 (inc +1) 22:00- True Stories: 187k Sky Living 21:00- Katie: 273k (1.1%) 22:00- The Hunks: 95k (0.5%) Watch (inc +1) 20:00- No Ordinary Family: 246k Source: Broadcast, C4Sales, DS (1) (2) |
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Another awful Tuesday for ITV1- I wonder if Countrywise will be pulled and moved back to Mondays where it's capable of ~3.5m? I can see now why Millionaire aired in that slot for so long, because there's not much else capable of 3m+. Apart from reintroducing the hour long Emmerdale I'm not sure what else could boost the night, although that wouldn't be a popular move with soap fans and an episode would need to be displaced from somewhere else. Not surprised the royal doc flopped with all the terrestrials airing one over the course of this week. Ch5's performed OK by their standards.
The Ch5 soaps rebounded to decent levels, as did Hollyoaks back over 1m. CSI back over 2m which is good and decent return for Secret Millionaire with 2.7m inc+1 which should boost Tuesdays for the next few weeks as there isn't many 2m+ hits for Ch4 right now. It may also increase in future weeks with weaker factual competition. |
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well I suppose poor ITV copies may please some
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Tuesday 26th April Overnights
ITV1 19:30- Military Driving School: 2.32m (10.6%%) 20:00- Countrywise: 2.47m (10.7%)
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Looks like the Champions League semi-final dented the PSB's last night.
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I think the Masterchef final will be slightly higher than last year's final, it's a success but nowhere near as big as The Apprentice or its Australiah counterpart.
Funny that the Channel 5 William and Kate doc did alright but the ITV one flopped, it didn't help that it was the third documentary in two days. The Secret Millionaire did well, I think Channel 4 have learnt their lesson of overexposing their shows. Campus is dead, I'm surprised Channel 4 didn't move it to 11pm. |
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Not good for ITV.
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http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...1&postcount=13
ITV are to get CLs first picks again on Tuesdays in the next rights deal. Cue Coronation Street's return to Wednesdays at 7.30 perhaps? Although perhaps they will retain the Thursday 8pm soap hour & move the Friday 8.30 show?
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