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ABC have now overtaken NBC at 11.35pm with Nightline http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/...y-sweep_b69478 Both lose viewers when they go to the interview portion of their shows in the last half hour. The last time I saw ratings for Leno, [a few months ago] he was well ahead of Nightline when they were head to head but his average was below Nightlines because the last half hour pulls it down. |
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Dancc are you expecting CSI Miami to return on 26th, or will Big Brother get in the way?
(Celebrity) Big Brother is not likely to arrive until the 2nd week of August according to recent rumours. |
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I wonder when the first Big Brother 'flashes' will start on Channel 5. Think they should start the flashes in a week or two if you ask me.
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it woulnt hurt to start building some buzz for Big Brother in the next couple of weeks.
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ITV tried a variety show with For One Night Only. Less said the better, maybe?
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7.45 Bradley Walsh's Big Summer Show Entertainment series Quote:
What would be the hook to cause people to come in from their gardens and watch that?
At the moment it is just a title! Quote:
Well I think we'd put that idea in the miss category.
Just hypothesising here anyway - ITV1 can look forward to low ratings on Saturdays until TXF can stop some of the rot in around 6 weeks time. |
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Why not bring back a revamped version of 3-2-1. This incorporates a game show and a variety show and could easily fill an hour or 90 minutes on a Saturday night. It was a huge hit in its day and its return, if done properly with the right presenter, could initially pull in a fair chunk of viewers on the nostalgia factor alone....
Game shows appear to work well for ITV and a summer Saturday could easily consist of something like: 6.15 Catchphrase 6.45 You've Been Framed 7.15 Family Fortunes (real contestants, not celebrities) 8.00 3-2-1 9.30 ITN News 9.50 Saturday Movie Couldn't do worse than what they have now in my opinion... |
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Huge improvement year on year, but not too surprising considering what is on offer on the main channels at the moment. Indeed perhaps the digital channels here would be wise to follow the example of the US cable channels and put a little bit more effort in over the summer when the main channels are taking a backseat.
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Agreed.
I think it is going to take something really revolutionary now for a reality show to take off. The format seems to be exhausted, and although people may be put in different settings, singing different music genres, doing different "tasks" there is an underlying similarity there, which I think the public are growing bored of. |
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What Australia Watched: Monday 4th July
It's Magic Monday for Nine as The Block soars to nearly 1.5 million viewers;
And Teen Wolf is thrashed by a resurgent Rescue Special Ops. Seven 18:00 Seven News 1.35m 18:30 Today Tonight 1.32m 19:00 Home & Away 1.05m 19:30 Border Security (R) 0.88m 20:00 Border Patrol 0.82m 20:30 The Amazing Race Australia 1.03m 21:30 New Series: Teen Wolf 0.49m Nine 18:00 Nine News 1.22m 18:30 A Current Affair 1.17m 19:00 The Block 1.47m 20:00 The Big Bang Theory (R) 0.94m 20:30 Rescue Special Ops 0.89m 21:30 Rescue Special Ops 0.83m Ten 17:00 Ten News at Five 0.65m 18:30 6:30 with George Negus 0.40m 19:00 7pm Project 0.63m 19:30 MasterChef Australia 1.59m 20:30 New Series: Can of Worms 0.93m 21:30 Law & Order: Criminal Intent 0.53m Corporation Shares (inc. diginets) Nine: 28.1% Seven: 27.0% Ten: 23.0% |
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Negus seems a bit low Quote:
28 6.30 With George Negus Ten 401,000 83,000 128,000 103,000 38,000 49,000 not good for a show facing cuts.
29 Neighbours Eleven 400,000 78,000 129,000 91,000 60,000 42,000 |
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I think The 7pm Project will be more of a concern. It's been badly hit by the success of The Block.
Negus has been at these levels before recently so not too much of a surprise. But The 7pm Project had been chugging along quite nicely until The Block came along and spoiled the 7pm party. Home & Away is holding up fine in comparison. |
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Anyone find it bizarre that, excluding Corrie and Emmerdale, The Royal is the 3rd highest rated programme of the week on ITV1 (w/e 26 June)?
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Odd One In seems like it'll get another shot. Things like the All Star shows or Gameshow Marathon seem like they could get a shot to fill an hour in summer. 3 entertainment series on one night is probably a stretch. ITV can barely fill Saturday nights "in season" let alone in July. It'd seem wasteful to put any big project on at this time of year when it'd be lucky to do 4m.
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Anyone find it bizarre that, excluding Corrie and Emmerdale, The Royal is the 3rd highest rated programme of the week on ITV1 (w/e 26 June)?
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Interesting BBC HD figures in the officials and marked differences in SD/HD shares.
Top three - Top Gear, Glastonbury, Wimbledon. Top Gear - 5.27m SD, 950k HD - 15% HD share. Glastonbury - 1.25m SD, 393k HD - 24% HD share. Wimbledon - 3.33m SD, 293k HD - 8% HD share. A quarter of all viewers watching Glastonbury in HD must be a record share for BBC HD, yet only 1 in 12 for Wimbledon, which benefits enormously from HD. I assume Glastonbury's demos are more in line with Sky HD subscribers (40% 18-34 and 60% ABC1), whereas Wimbledon attracts more older viewers? |
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Anyone find it bizarre that, excluding Corrie and Emmerdale, The Royal is the 3rd highest rated programme of the week on ITV1 (w/e 26 June)?
ITV1 excluding HD and +1 01 - 8.72m - Coronation Street 02 - 7.08m - Emmerdale 03 - 6.35m - Scott & Bailey 04 - 4.29m - Four of a Kind 05 - 4.22m - The Royal 06 - 3.92m - Lewis (R) 07 - 3.57m - Penn & Teller: Fool Us 08 - 3.55m - Odd On In 09 - 3.20m - Poms in Paradise 10 - 3.19m - New You've Been Framed! 11 - 3.12m - Countrywise 12 - 3.03m - ITV News 13 - 3.02m - Love Your Garden 14 - 2.98m - Popstar to Operastar 15 - 2.90m - Baby Hospital 16 - 2.89m - The Dales It's only in August when the TV audiences shrink, so we could be in for some dire figures then. |
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I hope low ratings wont be a problem for Torchwood.
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From Attentional:
BBC1 - 21:00 - New Tricks: 8.3m (35.0%) BBC2 - 20:00 - University Challenge: 2.4m (11.2%) BBC2 - 20:30 - Antiques Master: 1.8m (7.8%) C4 - 21:00 - Embarrassing Bodies: Teen Special: 1.97m (8.4%) + 379,658 (2.1%) Superb for New Tricks. |
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New Tricks actually UP 200k and 1 whole share point on its series launch roughly this time 2 years ago:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009...cks-tv-ratings Brilliant performance. I felt sure it would be below 8m last night, as did many on the DSRPG. |
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Fantastic for New Tricks.
8 million for a non sport non soap programme is great these days. It could easily make 9million in the officials. |
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So new tricks finally back in it's Monday summer slot, and it's back in the 8s. The last 2 years seeing it getting high 6 s was just annoying.
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Brilliant rating for New Tricks, especially given the warm weather yesterday evening.
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All hail New Tricks! It doesn't always get a Radio Times cover, isn't deemed worthy enough to be included in the "Original British Drama" trailer but it's one popular show! I love New Tricks and the way it shoves two fingers up at the critics with its popularity. And it's back on its spiritual home of Monday nights. Jay Hunt pissed away so many viewers for dramas with her Friday scheduling of them.
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So new tricks finally back in it's Monday summer slot, and it's back in the 8s. The last 2 years seeing it getting high 6 s was just annoying.
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With that rating I bet all the other channels will be under 2 million or really low as there really was not much on.
Again ITV will have another bad night tonight. |
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