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I suppose you'd have left it where it was and let it lose 1m+ viewers up against Twilight just so that the billboards were correct instead of a single day out?
![]() Just curious. I think they acted in the best interests of the show, even if it's created a bit of embarrassment.
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Wait, was Unforgiven that one-off drama about child abduction that was shown quite a few years back? Or am I thinking of something else.
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Its really quite on here today.
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When the ratings come out, if someone could release 5* ratings for that BB related Silent Library show (was a rather random show)
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Channel 4 Overnights
Channel 4 inc +1 18.00 - The Simpsons - 1.85m 18.30 - Hollyoaks - 1.21m 20.00 - Sex Ed Show - 1.07m 21.00 - Seven Dwarves - 2.85m 22.00 - Kitchen Nightmares USA - 1.73m |
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Tuesday 16th August 2011
BBC One 13:45 - Doctors: 1.67m (21.2%) 19:30 - EastEnders: 7.60m (36.7%) 20:00 - Holby City: 5.19m (23.6%) 21:00 - DIY SOS: 5.67m (24.29%) * series high * series average: 5.51m (23.42%) BBC Two 19:00 - Dragons' Den: 1.15m (5.8%) 20:00 - The Great British Bake Off: 2.78m (12.7%) * 2010 debut: 2.02m (9.05%) 21:00 - The Hour: 1.49m (6.38%) inc HD 22:00 - Twenty Twelve: 530k (2.6%) ITV1 19:00 - Emmerdale: 6.44m (33.2%) * +1: 212k (1.0%) 19:30 - Wildlife Patrol: 2.39m (11.5%) 20:00 - Cops With Cameras: 2.93m (13.3%) * +1: 145k (0.6%) 21:00 - Unforgiven: 1.98m (8.5%) inc HD * +1: 164k (0.9%) Channel 4 18:30 - Hollyoaks: 1.15m (6.4%) 20:00 - The Sex Education Show: 910k (4.1%) * +1: 167k (0.7%) 21:00 - Seven Dwarves: 2.47m (10.6%) * +1: 383k (2.1%) * slot average: 2.47m (10.19%) * 21:00 - 2.22m (9.7%) * 21:15 - 2.55m (10.9%) * 21:30 - 2.61m (11.2%) * 21:45 - 2.50m (10.6%) 22:00 - Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA: 1.57m (8.8%) * +1: 197k (1.9%) Channel 5 13:45 - Neighbours: 606k (7.7%) 17:30 - Neighbours: 1.13m (8.3%) 19:30 - Mexican Food Made Easy: 491k (2.4%) 20:00 - Monster Moves: 704k (3.2%) 21:00 - CSI: Miami: 1.93m (8.3%) 22:00 - CSI: 1.19m (6.4%) Primetime Shares BBC One - 25.5% ITV1 - 13.0% (+1: 0.6%) BBC Two - 7.2% Channel 4 - 6.8% (+1: 1%) Channel 5 - 4.8% All ratings are tape-checked. BBC1, Channel 4 and Channel 5 include HD; BBC2 and ITV1 only include HD where stated. Multichannels BBC Three 22:00 - EastEnders: 1.03m (5.1%) 22:30 - Wilfred: 642k (3.83%) inc HD 22:50 - Wilfred: 527k (3.88%) inc HD BBC Four 20:00 - Francesco’s Italy Top to Toe: 604k (2.8%) * slot average: 257k (1.12%). 21:00 - Surviving Hitler: A Love Story: 598k (2.6%) * slot average: 292k (1.2%) E4 19:00 - Hollyoaks: 417k (2.2%) * +1: 132k (0.6%) 21:00 - Smallville: 253k (1.1%) * +1: 164k (0.90%) Sky Living 21:00 - Four Weddings US: 86k (0.4%) * +1: 52k (0.29%) Source: Broadcast, DS |
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Seven Dwarrves 2.47m (+ 384k on +1)
Unforgiven 1.91m (+164k on +1) DIY SOS: The Big Build's 5.68m Wildlife Patrol 2.39m Holby City 5.19m Cops With Cameras's 2.93m (+145k on +1) Dragons' Den 1.15m The Great British Bakeoff 2.79m The Hour 1.41m Twenty Twelve 530k The Sex Education Show 910k (+167k on +1) Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 1.57m (+197k on +1) Channel 5's Mexican Food Made Easy 491k Monster Moves 704k CSI: Miami 1.93m CSI investigation 1.19m http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...channel-4.html |
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Again ITV1 really sucked last night but still second in the Primetime Shares :yawn: :sleep:
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5* ratings? Are there any?
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I'd be surprised if SPOTY moved so close to Christmas. Surely a lot of star names and many of those involved in producing and staging the show will have gone away for the break by then?
surely by now the venue etc will have been confirmed too? Quote:
Surely those involved in producing and staging the show will have gone away for the break by then?
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Mrs Brown's Boys gets a repeat run at 11:05pm from Friday 2nd.
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Hopefully that means the new series will begin on Friday 14th October at 9:30pm.
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You'd think that. But in the corridors of power some are quite funny about it. But then the ratings come in and they have to shut up.
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Wait, was Unforgiven that one-off drama about child abduction that was shown quite a few years back? Or am I thinking of something else.
http://www.itv.com/Drama/contemporar...n/default.html This was a daft thing to repeat, though, something like this is never going to have much repeat value because if you weren't interested enough to watch it and stick with the three parts last time, you won't be bothered with it the second time. The only drama repeats that work are the ones where you can get a complete story in one programme - something like New Tricks or Frost or something. People just aren't committed to watching a repeated serial. This is why ITV3 does so well, I know when it started they said they wouldn't go for continuing series because they knew that they would get a huge floating audience, the kind of viewer who's idly flicking around looking for some decent drama to pass an hour. |
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Why would the BBC run 2 series in the one year? The new series doesn't start filming until late September [like last year] anyway.
"The new series will return to BBC One later this year." Given that its a studio based single camera drama (and those that watched Series 1 will know that errors are left in) meaning that the turn around from filming to airing will be quite quick. |
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[quote=Charnham;51865188]As for The One Show, yes it does seem to be struggling to recapture its former glory, maybe if they had hired Matt Baker straight away it might be doing a little better.
QUOTE] It gave me quite a shock to see the words "The One Show" and "former glory" used in the same sentence. the programme with or without the grump and the WAG is cheap and ramshackle. That grovelling way the evenings Z List "celebrity" is greeted with a round of appaluse from the simpering studio staff (there is no audience) , that bald-headed bloke Dominic Littlewood like an extra from Eastenders (most of the budget goes on making up his head), in early days John Sargeant roaming round on a lawnmower, to show nepotism rules in TV land Peter Snow's son. Ugh - the bargain basement of TV. Frankly if this is the best the BBC can do they should show the test card for half an hour at 7pm. It would be more entertaining. End of rant
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Another solid night for BBC1 which for sure keeps the critics quiet. ITV1 as a commercial channel has to decide whether to chase viewers, I think as the license fee recipient BBC ought be aiming for highest possible ratings on its flagship channel.
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Always wary of believing newspaper reports (!) but it said in The Times yesterday (hardcopy) that SPOTY has been moved much nearer to Christmas so that Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy can attend.
No idea whether that is the real reason but it could make sense bearing in mind they are 1st and 2nd favourites for SPOTY, miles ahead of everyone else. So the BBC wouldn't want it to clash with a tournament they were both playing in. |
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Always wary of believing newspaper reports (!) but it said in The Times yesterday (hardcopy) that SPOTY has been moved much nearer to Christmas so that Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy can attend.
No idea whether that is the real reason but it could make sense bearing in mind they are 1st and 2nd favourites for SPOTY, miles ahead of everyone else. So the BBC wouldn't want it to clash with a tournament they were both playing in. |
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Not surprised Unforgiven flopped, even though it was a repeat. It was a strange choice of repeat & it would have been better to choose something more light hearted. I guess Cops With Cameras isn't doing too badly considering it's a repeat of a cheap show anyway, but the whole schedule is still a flop. Quite shocking too that CWC is beating most of the other 9pm slots.
Not quite sure how DIY:SOS is so high-close to 6m in a 9pm slot for what it is is fantastic. |
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Another solid night for BBC1 which for sure keeps the critics quiet. ITV1 as a commercial channel has to decide whether to chase viewers, I think as the license fee recipient BBC ought be aiming for highest possible ratings on its flagship channel.
However, the multi channel commercial world has diminished Channel 4 and ITV and led to them showing some appalling shows that they wouldn't have touched 20 years ago. Yet on commercial grounds a reality show makes more sense than trying an expensive drama that could flop. |
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Not as high a rating premiere as I expected for Seven Dwarves but still very much in hit territory. Channel 4 seem to be having a good year in terms of factual entertainment.
CSI: Miami is a bit low this season. At least it was only just behind ITV1 with their repeat. And the CSI: Vegas rerun provided strong retention in the 10pm hour for its last outing in that slot for a while. |
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Jonathan Ross's chat show starts on ITV on Saturday 3rd September.
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Jonathan Ross's chat show starts on ITV on Saturday 3rd September.
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Isn't Red or Black apparently launching on that evening too? Might mean that Jonathan Ross's show won't have an XF lead-in for the first couple of weeks as I'm guessing RoB is taking the post-XF slot.
8pm TXF 9pm Red or Black 10pm Ross ? |
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Jonathan Ross's chat show starts on ITV on Saturday 3rd September.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/vide...ross-itv-promo |
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Feels like a throwback to the 1990's to see a show like DIY: SOS doing so well. Outperforming Holby, no less, which is always a sign of success in that Tuesday 9pm slot. Of course the lack of opposition must help, but there's still something appealing about it - you just don't get 5.5m by default in this day and age.
Aside from another night-to-forget for ITV1, there'll be a couple of relatively pleasing ratings in there for the other channels. Seven Dwarves did very well (as I had been expecting given the amount of promotion its been getting) while the Great British Bake Off is another solid hit for BBC Two in that casual lifestyle entertainment genre they seem to specialise in. |
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