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With all these Jersey Shore rip-offs, I think Chanenl 5 should do "The Only Way is Melbourne" find a street that looks a bit like Ramsay Street (yeah I know its a real street) find some good looking people who dont spend ALL day surfing, and you have a brand new show.
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it cant be any worse than the current lot, you had a bad experince in Eastbourne I take it?
That said all credit to ITV 2 the "The Only Way Is..." prefix works better in these discussions, and better than "... Shore" at any rate. |
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Not sure how the 3 chat shows will rate tonight, I still maintain that Graham Norton ought be on at 11pm to avoid the clash with Alan Carr - although I doubt many people watch POG, AC & GN on the same night. |
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Yeah, the Thursday episodes haven't done as badly as some people make it out to be. Here's the official averages of Corrie's Thursday episodes between January to start of June in 2010 and 2011:
2010- 9.41m 2011- 9.34m Now, let's look at the official average of Corrie's Wednesday episodes in 2009 between January and start of June: 2009- 9.53m There is hardly anything in it. The Thursday episodes have rated about 0.1-0.2m lower than how the Wednesday episodes were doing in their final year, a drop of just 1 or 2%. The decline had been pretty small, in actual fact. ----------------------------------------------------- As for last night, bar the soaps which held up well, inparticular, Corrie last night which was 0.6m in front of EE, everything else totally bombed. |
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Also, good to see Law & Order's ratings on Five on Friday nights slightly increase in the last couple of weeks. Season finale next week.
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Not sure how the 3 chat shows will rate tonight, I still maintain that Graham Norton ought be on at 11pm to avoid the clash with Alan Carr - although I doubt many people watch POG, AC & GN on the same night.
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it cant be any worse than the current lot, you had a bad experince in Eastbourne I take it?
That said all credit to ITV 2 the "The Only Way Is..." prefix works better in these discussions, and better than "... Shore" at any rate. |
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The only good thing about these shows is they might ultimately squeeze the Kerry Katona/Jordan type shows out of the schedules.
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are there a weeks worth of best bits?
Does it involve Chris Evans falling down alot.... ![]() These compilations might be lasting all summer, for all I know.
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The One show best bits??
I know its cheap to do it but cant they just stick some only fools or open all hours in there. At least give the 7pm slot a bit of a variety |
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The One show best bits??
I know its cheap to do it but cant they just stick some only fools or open all hours in there. At least give the 7pm slot a bit of a variety
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Must have been some champagne flowing at ITV Towers tonight as the useless Scottish loser
choked yet again, depriving BBC1 of a spectacular audience for a British man in the Wimbledon final on Sunday. I reckon a peak of 20m would tune in should we ever get a man in the final - alas, it won't be this year.Still, there should be a decent peak for BBC1 tonight - although it was clear Murray had bottled it well before the ITV soap block started, so perhaps ITV won't have been dented that much. Can someone explain, btw, why BBC2 can't show English regional programming any more on digital? They used to do on analogue, and obviously BBC1 is transmitted in different regional versions, so I don't understand why it can't be done. |
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I do wonder what ratings would be like for a Wimbeldon final with a British player in it,
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I do wonder what ratings would be like for a Wimbeldon final with a British player in it,
A first for the BBC tomorrow. The BBC HD channel will simulcast the ladies' final in 3D tomorrow. Followed by the Men's final on Sunday. The free-to-air broadcast of the Championships in 3D will be available to anyone who has access to a 3D TV set and to HD channels, regardless of which digital TV provider they use. Coverage of the Championship Finals will also be available in Standard Definition on BBC One and in High Definition on BBC One HD. http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pre...ne/08/3d.shtml |
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BBC1 showed episode 3 of My Family tonight, with episode 4 coming up next week and sticking the unshown episode 2 from last week up on iPlayer. Bizarre.
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Can someone explain, btw, why BBC2 can't show English regional programming any more on digital? They used to do on analogue, and obviously BBC1 is transmitted in different regional versions, so I don't understand why it can't be done.
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Digital distribution is more complicated because programmes are coded to emission rate levels of compression, combined and often statmuxed to ensure efficient use of the bandwidth So there you go.
For BBC2 to be implemented to allow regional (or sub-regional) opt-outs would require BBC2 not to be in a statmux, and a lot of new equipment to be provided both in the regions and in London. |
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Will be interested to see how much the Regional News of all things dents the 2nd Corrie.
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rzt,
i know you often do demo's on a Saturday or Sunday. Would it be possible to give us a split of the 6-7pm news hours for ITV1 and BBC1 on a "normal" night? And also the weekend morning shows for BBC1 between 9-12am on Saturday & Sunday if possible? These splits are always really interesting so thanks in advance!
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Now that we know Andy Murray is not in the Wimbledon final, a time to look back at past ratings for the final:
Wimbledon - Men's Final [Overnight Ratings] 2006 - Roger Federer def. Rafael Nadal - Average: 13:15 to 17:15 - 5.3m (41%) - Peak: 7.1m (45%) at 17:00 2007 - Roger Federer def. Rafael Nadal - Average: 13:30 to 18:05 - 4.5m (36.3%) - Peak: 7.3m (46%) at 17:45 2008 - Rafael Nadal def. Roger Federer - Average: 13:30 to 21:30 - 7.4m (38.8%) - Match average: 8.6m (43.1%) - 5-minute peak: 13.3m (47.1%) at 21.15 - 15-minute peak: 12.7m (45.0%) at 21.00 2009 - Roger Federer def. Andy Roddick - Average: 13:30 to 19:00 - 7.1m (49%) - Peak: 11.1m (55.9%) at 18:15 2010 - Rafael Nadal def. Tomáš Berdych - Average: 13:30 to 18:20 - 4.1m (29.6%) Wimbledon - Men's Final [Official Ratings] 2004 - 5.01m 2005 - under 3.33m 2006 - 5.36m 2007 - 4.72m 2008 - 7.42m 2009 - 7.17m 2010 - 4.16m |
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Now that we know Andy Murray is not in the Wimbledon final, a time to look back at past ratings for the final:
Wimbledon - Men's Final [Overnight Ratings] 2006 - Roger Federer def. Rafael Nadal - Average: 13:15 to 17:15 - 5.3m (41%) - Peak: 7.1m (45%) at 17:00 2007 - Roger Federer def. Rafael Nadal - Average: 13:30 to 18:05 - 4.5m (36.3%) - Peak: 7.3m (46%) at 17:45 2008 - Rafael Nadal def. Roger Federer - Average: 13:30 to 21:30 - 7.4m (38.8%) - Match average: 8.6m (43.1%) - 5-minute peak: 13.3m (47.1%) at 21.15 - 15-minute peak: 12.7m (45.0%) at 21.00 2009 - Roger Federer def. Andy Roddick - Average: 13:30 to 19:00 - 7.1m (49%) - Peak: 11.1m (55.9%) at 18:15 2010 - Rafael Nadal def. Tomáš Berdych - Average: 13:30 to 18:20 - 4.1m (29.6%) Wimbledon - Men's Final [Official Ratings] 2004 - 5.01m 2005 - under 3.33m 2006 - 5.36m 2007 - 4.72m 2008 - 7.42m 2009 - 7.17m 2010 - 4.16m |
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Must have been some champagne flowing at ITV Towers tonight as the useless Scottish loser
choked yet again, depriving BBC1 of a spectacular audience for a British man in the Wimbledon final on Sunday. I reckon a peak of 20m would tune in should we ever get a man in the final - alas, it won't be this year.You will probably burst with excitement during the Olympics. Quote:
Can someone explain, btw, why BBC2 can't show English regional programming any more on digital? They used to do on analogue, and obviously BBC1 is transmitted in different regional versions, so I don't understand why it can't be done.
For one, they would have to transmit about 15 versions of BBC2 on Sky, which would be very costly for something that is not needed 99.9% of the time.
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Must have been some champagne flowing at ITV Towers tonight as the useless Scottish loser
choked yet again, depriving BBC1 of a spectacular audience for a British man in the Wimbledon final on Sunday. I reckon a peak of 20m would tune in should we ever get a man in the final - alas, it won't be this year.Still, there should be a decent peak for BBC1 tonight - although it was clear Murray had bottled it well before the ITV soap block started, so perhaps ITV won't have been dented that much. Can someone explain, btw, why BBC2 can't show English regional programming any more on digital? They used to do on analogue, and obviously BBC1 is transmitted in different regional versions, so I don't understand why it can't be done. And as Andy23 says, the main reason BBC2 can't cope with regional TV anymore is the Enlish regions are not on satellite. In theory they could handle them on Freeview if the mux was set up to accomodate that, but in England it isn't at the moment - though I doubt the BBC would put the regional news out on Freeview alone even in such rare circumstances, although of course they've no quibbles about half of their Wimbledon/Olympic coverage not being on Freeview. |
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rzt,
i know you often do demo's on a Saturday or Sunday. Would it be possible to give us a split of the 6-7pm news hours for ITV1 and BBC1 on a "normal" night? And also the weekend morning shows for BBC1 between 9-12am on Saturday & Sunday if possible? These splits are always really interesting so thanks in advance! ![]() But I can help with your request. Here's those demos: http://i56.tinypic.com/jil7i9.jpg (bit near the bottom should say Sunday 26th June, by the way) The News ratings are from Monday 13th June and Tuesday 14th June - I figured those would be "normal" days, and didn't want to do the following two weeks due to Wimbledon affecting things. And the morning data is from Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th June. |
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Unfortunately I haven't received any data since last Sunday so won't be able to do the usual weekly demo update this week. Not sure when I'll restart getting the data, hopefully soon.
But I can help with your request. Here's those demos: http://i56.tinypic.com/jil7i9.jpg The News ratings are from Monday 13th June and Tuesday 14th June - I figured those would be "normal" days, and didn't want to do the following two weeks due to Wimbledon affecting things. And the morning data is from Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th June. The regional news age splits are almost identical % wise between BBC1 & ITV1 but the BBC obviously has a lot more viewers and a lot more ABC1's. Also a little interesting to see the ITV 6.30 beat the BBC 6.00 in 16-34s although the numbers are small compared to the numbers watching The Simpsons and Hollyoaks at the same time. |
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So despite it's low ratings I'm guessing Hollyoaks wins in the 16-34 demo at 6.30pm then - or at least runs the regional news very close!
rzt - any chance of the demo figures for the weekend soap omnibuses - obviously EastEnders on BBC1 (though that's been all over the place lately), Corrie on ITV1 on Saturday, the ITV2 showings of Corrie and Emmerdale and Hollyoaks on E4 on Saturdays and C4 on Sundays. With repeats and online showings now I doubt the soap omnibus really served the purpose it once did. Thanks. |
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sorry to be a gonk but when will yesterdays full ratings be up?
also, i am interested in ratings for CBBC on BBC1 and BBC 2 (not as a whole, but for individual shows) |
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choked yet again, depriving BBC1 of a spectacular audience for a British man in the Wimbledon final on Sunday. I reckon a peak of 20m would tune in should we ever get a man in the final - alas, it won't be this year.