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They mentioned on This Morning today (somewhere after Phil chairing the USA side (?) in a US v UK Independence Day quiz!) that their 'last show of the series' is a week on Friday (July 15).
Not sure if that is a sign of the pressure on the ratings but they have not been going off air for the summer recently and have run it right through with Eammon and Ruth hosting. ![]() |
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Here's a Top Gear ratings graph which I'll cross-post here for anyone interested: http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/7463/topgeard.png
And the yearly averages are as follows: 2002 - 3.30m 2003 - 3.61m 2004 - 3.80m 2005 - 4.32m 2006 - 4.54m 2007 - 7.03m 2008 - 6.73m 2009 - 6.96m 2010 - 6.51m 2011 - 6.99m All official ratings. Anyone thinking Top Gear's about to decline is badly wrong, as it timeshifts a lot in the officials. Last night's overnight may have been poor, but it will still timeshift to ~6m. |
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Here's a Top Gear ratings graph which I'll cross-post here for anyone interested: http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/7463/topgeard.png
And the yearly averages are as follows: 2002 - 3.30m 2003 - 3.61m 2004 - 3.80m 2005 - 4.32m 2006 - 4.54m 2007 - 7.03m 2008 - 6.73m 2009 - 6.96m 2010 - 6.51m 2011 - 6.99m All official ratings. Anyone thinking Top Gear's about to decline is badly wrong, as it timeshifts a lot in the officials. Last night's overnight may have been poor, but it will still timeshift to ~6m. |
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Here's a Top Gear ratings graph which I'll cross-post here for anyone interested: http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/7463/topgeard.png
And the yearly averages are as follows: 2002 - 3.30m 2003 - 3.61m 2004 - 3.80m 2005 - 4.32m 2006 - 4.54m 2007 - 7.03m 2008 - 6.73m 2009 - 6.96m 2010 - 6.51m 2011 - 6.99m All official ratings. Anyone thinking Top Gear's about to decline is badly wrong, as it timeshifts a lot in the officials. Last night's overnight may have been poor, but it will still timeshift to ~6m. |
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Here's a Top Gear ratings graph which I'll cross-post here for anyone interested: http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/7463/topgeard.png
And the yearly averages are as follows: 2002 - 3.30m 2003 - 3.61m 2004 - 3.80m 2005 - 4.32m 2006 - 4.54m 2007 - 7.03m 2008 - 6.73m 2009 - 6.96m 2010 - 6.51m 2011 - 6.99m All official ratings. Anyone thinking Top Gear's about to decline is badly wrong, as it timeshifts a lot in the officials. Last night's overnight may have been poor, but it will still timeshift to ~6m. |
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Anyone remember the eighties version of Top Gear, which was a classic worthy but dull car show that pulled in 1.5 million viewers on BBC Two. It's amazing how this one time television version of What Car has now become a ratings hit that can rival EE in the ratings.
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Last week's show only went up to 5.27m in the BARB chart from 5.14m in the overnights.
Edit: This doesn't include iplayer which is usually in excess of 1m requests within 7 days. |
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Do the above ratings include iPlayer as well.....
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The overnights you've posted were SD/HD. The officials are 5.267m SD and 950k HD, totalling 6.217m an 18% uplift.
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I think ITV1 are going through motions now on Sundays: The Royal will be gone forever soon and it looks like PTOS will die an unmourned death as well. I really think ITV1 is the wrong channel for an opera based reality show as most opera buffs don't like ITV and reality shows and vice versa.
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Anyone remember the eighties version of Top Gear, which was a classic worthy but dull car show that pulled in 1.5 million viewers on BBC Two. It's amazing how this one time television version of What Car has now become a ratings hit that can rival EE in the ratings.
I do though still miss those heady days of William Wollard and Chris Coffey before that young whippersnapper from Yorkshire with a perm showed up! |
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And then The Mentalist is back, with S1 repeats resuming.
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Why is everyone so
about the Wimbledon Men's final figure?. It gets around about that same rating every year.
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In fairness it did a lot better than that in its prime. It often got 5m plus for its Thursday 8.30 showing and then a couple mill more for the in-week repeat. It regularly topped BBC2s Top 30 with a combined 7-8m audience.
I do though still miss those heady days of William Wollard and Chris Coffey before that young whippersnapper from Yorkshire with a perm showed up! |
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Why is everyone so
about the Wimbledon Men's final figure?. It gets around about that same rating every year.![]() I haven't seen one attributed to the Wimbledon figure, a few 'very good' and 'brilliant', that's about it. It was on the high end of what I expected, but nothing huge like.
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Popstar to Operastar's results did well, beating the actual main show.
It usually gets discussed quite extensively when it is the other way round. |
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Any word on when Law & Order: Criminal Intent's 8th season will premiere on Five?
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DS has updated. Penn and Teller only got 3.2m with +1.
![]() I wonder why it's lost a million viewers in 2 weeks. The reaction has been the best I can remember for a new LE show but it's falling into flop territory fast. |
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Popstar to Operastar's results did well, beating the actual main show.
It usually gets discussed quite extensively when it is the other way round. As D.M.N. pointed out this boost only came about because BBC One were midway through a drama at the time and it had a strong lead-in (which it still managed to mostly squander). |
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In spite of the weather some shows are showing really impressive consolidated viewing figures.
w/e June 26 2011 Eastenders (Tue) 8.83m The Apprentice (Wed) 8.78m Luther (Tue) 6.11m Coronation Street (Mon) 9.41m Top Gear (Sun) 6.22m The Apprentice - You're Fired (Wed) 3.60m |
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Penn and Teller didn't even make it to 3m without plus one, pulling in 2.88m.
The Marriage Ref needs to be shelved now, because frankly it's a disgrace to the channel. Casualty only pulled in 4.94m; that seems low even for the summer - against the dire opposition it has I expected it to tip the 5m mark. Scott and Bailey performed well, and if Popstar to Operastar could've held the kind of figure it recorded at 10pm it may have just been a poor returnee instead of a total flop. Obviously it benefited from weak opposition on BBC1. Top Gear struggled even counting the hot weather as a factor. Transformers did reasonably well. |
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BBC HD had both Family Guy episodes scheduled on the EPG tonight.
announcer at end of first Family Guy 'due to our ongoing coverage of Wimbledon we can't bring you the next episode of Family Guy so please switch over to BBC3' Wtf?! You PAY for one HD screening then don't screen it for a repeat of Wimbledon?! There's some great joined up thinking |
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Interesting article, Sirens is hopefully the start of more drama series and hopefully they can find one that sticks so they can end Shameless on a high. Fresh Meat sounds more like a E4 show.
Can't believe Channel 4 drama budget is higher than BBC Two although I imagine a good chunk of it goes towards Hollyoaks. The Original British Drama branding is quite good and Channel 4 should adopt a similar tagline for their dramas, maybe Channel 4 Originals or 4Drama Premieres? Quote:
A few bits from TV Scoops on Twitter which haven't been picked up here:
- Anthony Horowitz, creator of hit dramas 'Collision', 'Foyle's War' and 'Injustice,' is writing a new drama for ITV1: 'The Organisation'. - ITV has ordered a new game show pilot, 'Worth a Fortune'. If the pilot is successful, a full series will be commissioned. In 'Worth a Fortune', 4 contestants using their instincts have to predict the value of fascinating objects of memorabilia in front of them. The contestant furthest away from the correct amount is knocked out in each round until one person remains who walks away with cash prize - Series two of hit ITV1 factual series 'Long Lost Family', hosted by Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall, begins filming next month. And from Jake Humphrey's Twitter, he is "off to BBC, making a pilot for a new entertainment show" later today. Anyone know what the show name is? Quote:
I'm not sure when to do updates today - probably when DS updates.
However, what I can tell you is that Penn and Teller: Fool Us, according to Broadcast did not get above 3m, instead it sank to 2.43m (11.17%). The Marriage Ref had 1.73m (8.4%) - an absolute disaster for ITV.Quote:
They mentioned on This Morning today (somewhere after Phil chairing the USA side (?) in a US v UK Independence Day quiz!) that their 'last show of the series' is a week on Friday (July 15).
Not sure if that is a sign of the pressure on the ratings but they have not been going off air for the summer recently and have run it right through with Eammon and Ruth hosting. I assume they will fill the gap with repeats of reality shows. Or are they putting the new show presented by Melanie Sykes and Gino Di Campo in that slot (or Loose Women's) or later in the afternoon? Did they setttle on calling it Gino and Mel? Or Mel and Gino? Or just The Egos have landed? ![]() Would be interesting to see how the demos for This Morning differ when Ruth and Eammon host as I'd have thought they'd attract an older audience than Phil and Holly, so although they are their relief presenters they're an odd choice for the holidays really. |
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More Saturday ratings, first bunch here: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...postcount=2991
BBC One 19:10 - Total Wipeout: 2.96m (18.2%) ITV1 18:45 - You've Been Framed!: 3.05m (21.1%) * +1: 134k 19:15 - Odd One In: 3.20m (20.0%) 20:00 - Penn and Teller: Fool Us: 2.88m (15.3%) * +1: 294k Five 19:50 - CSI: NY: 824k (4.5%) 21:50 - Law and Order: SUV: 1.29m (6.9%) Primetime Shares BBC One - 20.1% ITV1 - 12.9% (+1: 0.8%) Channel 4 - 6.1% (+1: 0.8%) BBC Two - 5.8% Channel 5 - 4.9% Source: DS. Ratings are tape-checked and include HD. Anyone have the In It to Win It rating? Based on the 'above 4m' tweet from yesterday, I think about 4.2m (22.3%). Quite scary thought that Odd One In may get recommissioned again, although the raw figure is crap, it hit 20% share. |
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More Saturday ratings, first bunch here: http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...postcount=2991
BBC One 19:10 - Total Wipeout: 2.96m (18.2%) ITV1 18:45 - You've Been Framed!: 3.05m (21.1%) * +1: 134k 19:15 - Odd One In: 3.20m (20.0%) 20:00 - Penn and Teller: Fool Us: 2.88m (15.3%) * +1: 294k Five 19:50 - CSI: NY: 824k (4.5%) 21:50 - Law and Order: SUV: 1.29m (6.9%) Primetime Shares BBC One - 20.1% ITV1 - 12.9% (+1: 0.8%) Channel 4 - 6.1% (+1: 0.8%) BBC Two - 5.8% Channel 5 - 4.9% Source: DS. Ratings are tape-checked and include HD. Anyone have the In It to Win It rating? Based on the 'above 4m' tweet from yesterday, I think about 4.2m (22.3%). Quite scary thought that Odd One In may get recommissioned again, although the raw figure is crap, it hit 20% share. |
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about the Wimbledon Men's final figure?. It gets around about that same rating every year.


