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Deadline saying Terra Nova might go on Mondays at 8pm with House moving to 9pm. Glee on Tuesdays followed by a comedy hour. X Factor on Wednesdays followed by a sitcom at 9.30pm. X Factor & Bones on Thursdays.
Quite how they format X Factor, I'm not sure. If they launch a week early, they'll go head-to-head with the final of America's Got Talent (and most likely the premiere of Survivor and the finale of Big Brother). They could just do one episode in its first week and launch on the Thursday. If they launch in premiere week (which I think is w/c 19th Sept) then they'll need to trim 2 weeks from the existing format. Losing one live show shouldn't be a problem either - they can throw in a double elimination somewhere. Quote:
I have a bad feeling about a second series of this, just as I had a bad feeling about a second series of So You Think You Can Dance.
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Sunday 15th May 2011
BBC One
6.10pm Land Girls 2.97m (15.5%) 7.00pm Countryfile Compilation 5.94m (26.7%) 8.00pm Pirates of the Caribbean: the Curse of the Black Pearl 6.96m (27.9%) ITV1 7.00pm The Cube 4.12m (18.5%) and 222,000 (0.9%) on ITV1+1. 8.00pm Vera 5.46m (21.8%) and 169,000 (0.7%) on ITV1+1. 10.15pm Perspectives 0.95m (5.7%) BBC Two 8.00pm Britain's Secret Seas 1.67m (6.7%) 9.00pm Operation Crossbow 1.90m (7.5%) 10.00pm MotD2 3.31m (18.5%) Channel 4 7.00pm Come Dine With Me 1.62m (7.3%) and 331,000 (1.3%) on C4+1. 8.00pm The Hotel 1.63m (6.6%) and 204,000 (0.8%) on C4+1. 9.00pm Die Hard 4.0 1.44m (6.9%) and 307,000 (2.3%) on C4+1. Channel 5 6.05pm Zathura: a Space Adventure 1.1m (5.2%) 8.10pm Practical Magic 792,000 (3.2%) 10.00pm The Walking Dead 1.06m (5.4%) Taken from: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...rtains-1m.html ...where shares and multichannel ratings can be found, too. ![]() I hate typing! |
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Irish Eurovision ratings: 1,174,300
*peak 1,456,360 Most watched Eurovision in Ireland for 15 years. Had a 71% share for 15-24 year olds. http://www.rte.ie/ten/2011/0516/eurovision.html 2003 - 843,000 2004 - 629,000 2005 - 347,000 2006 - 652,000 2007 - 676,000 2008 - 331,000 2009 - 396,000 2010 - 718,000 |
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BBC One showing this weekend that this TV lark is really an easy business.
You just put on a feed of Eurovision one night, an 8 year old film the next night, and watch the ratings pile in ! Brilliant ratings for POTC. I expect ITV will look at those Eurovision figures and fancy getting hold of it, like they did with the Royal Variety. It would fit in with their other light entertainent credentials. How locked in to the BBC is Eurovision ? |
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How locked in to the BBC is Eurovision ? |
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BBC One showing this weekend that this TV lark is really an easy business.
You just put on a feed of Eurovision one night, an 8 year old film the next night, and watch the ratings pile in ! Brilliant ratings for POTC. I expect ITV will look at those Eurovision figures and fancy getting hold of it, like they did with the Royal Variety. It would fit in with their other light entertainent credentials. How locked in to the BBC is Eurovision ? ![]() )
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They automatically get the rights to be the British entrant. ITV would only be able to be in charge if the BBC gives it up.
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They automatically get the rights to be the British entrant. ITV would only be able to be in charge if the BBC gives it up.
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The Eurovision Song Contest was the surprise winner this weekend. It proves that the contest still has a massive following.
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The BBC automatically get the rights to be the British broadcaster that participates in the contest.
![]() ITV have EBU membership don't they ? |
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Irish Eurovision ratings: 1,174,300
*peak 1,456,360 Most watched Eurovision in Ireland for 15 years. Had a 71% share for 15-24 year olds. http://www.rte.ie/ten/2011/0516/eurovision.html 2003 - 843,000 2004 - 629,000 2005 - 347,000 2006 - 652,000 2007 - 676,000 2008 - 331,000 2009 - 396,000 2010 - 718,000 RTE and the BBC will be agreement that they both will want them to take part again next year, assuming there is no rule about multiple appearances |
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I expect ITV will look at those Eurovision figures and fancy getting hold of it, like they did with the Royal Variety. It would fit in with their other light entertainent credentials.
How locked in to the BBC is Eurovision ? http://www.esctoday.com/news/read/27...f167057b628e3d
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I'm sure the EBU would really trust ITV after the debacle with the Junior Eurovision.
http://www.esctoday.com/news/read/27...f167057b628e3d ![]() |
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But why ? Surely that goes against some sort of anti-competition European law
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Jedward seem really popular in their own country then. Who would have thought they were such ratings pullers, generating massive increases (at least in part) across two countries!
RTE and the BBC will be agreement that they both will want them to take part again next year, assuming there is no rule about multiple appearances Wouldn't surprise me if RTE goes down the solo singer with a ballad route for its shortlist next year. |
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But why ? Surely that goes against some sort of anti-competition European law
![]() ITV have EBU membership don't they ? Perhaps ITV have the right to simulcast the show, but decline because they would be whupped 3 or 4 to 1 by the BBC, like every other time they simulcast something? (And they can get better ratings with dancing dogs and Drears Morgan?) |
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I see the BREAKING NEWS banner is back - at least on my pc.
Has she quit again? :yawn: I didn't think it merited a banner first time round.... |
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I see the BREAKING NEWS banner is back - at least on my pc.
Has she quit again? :yawn: I didn't think it merited a banner first time round.... |
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Some more Eurovision ratings:
Greece - 2.9m (68.6%) 2010 - 3.1m 2009 - 3.6m 2008 - 3.2m 2007 - 2.8m 2006 - 3.2m 2005 - 3.1m 2004 - 3.1m 2003 - 1.9m 2002 - 1.5m Denmark - 1.38m 2010 - 1.65m 2009 - 1.45m 2008 - 985,000 2007 - 487,000 2006 - 1.7m 2005 - 1.4m 2004 - 582,000 2003 - 1.1m 2002 - 2.0m 2001 - 2.6m 2000 - 1.4m Sweden - 2.88m 2010 - 1.7m 2009 - 3.1m 2008 - 2.8m 2007 - 3.4m 2006 - 3.2m 2005 - 3.3m 2004 - 3.5m 2003 - 3.4m 2002 - 3.3m 2001 - 3.5m 2000 - 3.7m Spain - 4.17m (28.9%) 2010 - 5.7m 2009 - 5.1m 2008 - 9.3m 2007 - 3.3m 2006 - 4.8m 2005 - 4.7m 2004 - 6.8m 2003 - 8.7m 2002 - 12.7m 2001 - 5.6m |
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Despite the predictable responses from Robbie etc, I'd still be interested in the technicalities of the Eurovision rights.
Surely if ITV were able to simulcast it,it would have been done at least once at some point, or at least suggested in a tabloid, like the debates surrounding football rights. The point here is that it is never even suggested ever. According to the EBU website, the members in the UK are the BBC, ITV (including STV, UTV & Channel) and Channel 4. But no mention of Channel 5 or indeed Sky. |
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That Irish Eurovision rating is massive, considering Ireland's population is 4m. The Danish and Swedish ratings are also very decent for the populations of their countries. It would be interesting to see some Eastern European ratings as well.
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Interesting figures-so it seems that for other countries this years contest wasn't a particular draw and has rated fairly averagely or even on the low side compared to previous years. Spain's figures make for particularly interesting reading it seems as though the country falls in and out of love with Eurovision on a yearly basis and the jump between 2007 and 2008 is staggering!
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This is what I've been wondering. It seems odd we never hear about the rights to Eurovision, it's just automatically assumed it will always be on the BBC - yet ITV is also a member of the EBU, and in fact broadcast the Junior contest for a few years before the UK withdrew (due to poor viewing figures IIRC
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To be fair, ITV is different today compared to but I'd fully understand why the EBU would be very wary about allowing them to pick up the contest ahead of the BBC.
Anyway, what a stunning rating for Pirates of the Carribbean! I didn't expect that and, reading the thread, no one else did either. Vera held up extremely well though and The Cube is finding a bit of an audience thanks Countrywise being filler. Can't BBC1 bring themselves to drop the show for a couple of weeks or something? |
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