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X Factor USA Surely can't get 9.7m can it Score. How Embarassing for Simon Cowell if the UK Show beats the US One
It should get easier next week. Everything else will be onto their second episodes then (whereas everything is premiering against X Factor's 2nd episode tonight). I'd expect one of or possibly both of Person of Interest and Charlie's Angels to take a dive next week. CBS introduce a (dire looking) new sitcom to 8.30pm. |
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Person of Interest is CBS' most hyped drama in the same way Hawaii Five-0 and NCIS Los Angeles were in the last two seasons although Hawaii Five-0 had the name recognition while NCIS Los Angeles is a spin-off to the biggest drama on CBS. 16-17m is my guess and X Factor will be flat or slightly up.
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How do we think A Gifted Man will do? Fridays nights are tough. I'm kind of rooting for it simply because Julie Benz is in it and she's not had much luck since getting the chop from Dexter.
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How do we think A Gifted Man will do? Fridays nights are tough. I'm kind of rooting for it simply because Julie Benz is in it and she's not had much luck since getting the chop from Dexter.
Friday is pretty terrifying though. Fringe, Supernatural and Chuck all airing on the same night (two of them in the same slot) plus Grimm has crazy fans written all over (although NBC may very well ship it off to Monday or Wednesday nights before it debuts). Crazy fans aplenty there. |
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Not well would be my guess. My guess would be a high 1 in the demo and then if its lucky it'll settle in the mid-1 range. I doubt that'll be enough to keep CBS happy though unless CSI: NY and/or Blue Bloods nosedive (which is certainly possible for Blue Bloods). Interesting factoid about a A Gifted Man CBS chose it over Ringer.
I do wonder how The Good Wife will do on Sundays, CBS were doing okay with Amazing Race/Undercover Boss and CSI: Miami so having a drama for the first time in new years at 9pm will be interesting. |
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A couple of digital channel overnights from yesterday:
X Factor USA debuted on ITV2 with 1.13m (4.92%) / 271,400 (1.36%) ITV2+1. Peaked with 1.53m (6.67%) at 9.50pm Sky 1's first instalment of Glee drew 639,400 (2.82%). Source: Michael Rosser |
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Channel 5 had a bit of a disaster with Celebrity Swim last night - 600,000.
Here's BBC1 figures (don't have shares, I'm afraid) TOS – 4.1m EE – 7.7m Watchdog – 4.1m Crimewatch – 3.8m News – 4.1m |
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A couple of digital channel overnights from yesterday:
X Factor USA debuted on ITV2 with 1.13m (4.92%) / 271,400 (1.36%) ITV2+1. Peaked with 1.53m (6.67%) at 9.50pm Sky 1's first instalment of Glee drew 639,400 (2.82%). Source: Michael Rosser
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I had a feeling that Celebrity Swim show wouldn't be able to get 1m, but that's even lower than I expected. I think that's Channel 5's lowest 9pm overnight rating on a weeknight this year - only an Austin Powers movie on 3/1/11 has rated that low in the slot (607k).
Edit: Justin Lee Collins' show on 7/9/11 had 587k. Bushmills- do you know how ITV1 and Big Brother rated last night?
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Three more ratings from yesterday:
Monty Hall’s Great Irish Escape (BBC2): 1.4m (6.1%) Educating Essex (C4): 1.4m (6.2%) , +1: 204,025 (1.2%) The Closer (More4): 225k (1.3%) Source: Attentional |
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Bushmills- do you know how ITV1 and Big Brother rated last night? ![]() ITV (inc +1) Emmerdale 6.6m Rising Energy Prices: Tonight 3.3m Emmerdale 6.9m Coronation Street 7.9m Billy Connolly's Route 66 4.9m INews at Ten 2.1m |
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How much did Sky pay for Glee again.Channel 4 might have a little chuckle about that one.
![]() Mixed feelings about it myself, like Glee but hate the Murdoch empire. E4 was it's natural home, Channel 4 will be quite happy with the rating, but it still did great things for E4, they've not really got a replacement for the ratings it got. Everyone loses in this move really, and I guess the sales of all the merchandise around it will go massively down. |
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That's a disastrous rating for Glee. The marketing must have cost a fortune! It should have done a lot better than that.
I'm not too surprised by the Big Celebrity Swim rating, especially given the strength of multichannel in that slot which will always hurt Channel 5 more. BBC One viewers lap up this kind of programme but stick it on Channel 5 and nobody wants to watch - right. The X Factor USA was where I thought it would be - and achieved through much less promotion than Glee apparently. |
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Not great for Glee I also wonder how much the downloads will go up now also?
Poor night for Five to. |
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Hmmm so Glee's audiences has halved now its on Sky 1
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Sky have to be massively disappointed in that figure for Glee especially given all the promotion they've thrown behind it. I do wonder how much of that drop is down to the move to Sky and how much is just shadowing what happened in the US - fans giving up after a poor second season. Be interesting to see how much it gains via timeshift. Having said that despite its obvious success on E4 Glee always felt like an odd buy for Sky (to me at least).
And I would say this is just further proof that this 'airing right after the US' thing doesn't mean a huge amount ratings wise. E4 aired the opening of season 2 months after the US and it was up towards 2 million wasn't it? |
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Hmmm so Glee's audiences has halved now its on Sky 1
As it is, it's pretty embarrassing. I thought more of the Sky faithful would tune in. |
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Disaster for Glee after all the promotion. I'm shocked its so low. I expected at least 1m. Surely the only way is down now? Am I right in thinking Sky1 choose Thursday night as its just days after the states? Monday at 9pm would have been a better slot, like when E4 showed it. As usual, as soon as something moves to Sky1, the ratings sink!
TXF USA launched well with a solid 1.1m (and in line with how I thought it would rate). But surely TXF UK and USA will be too much for viewers?! Will be interesting to see how it holds up. BCR66 did well, with almost 5m (inc. +1) with more competition from the digital channels last night. BB continues to under perform. No one I know is talking about it at all. The soaps did OK. Will be interesting to see the ITV1 soaps excluding +1. |
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It's a disaster for Sky TBH, horrid rating with all the hype.
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If it was on a FTA channel, then yes. But Sky look at all showings across live, Sky+, Anytime, Anytime + and Go.
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In the Thursday-night 9pm slot on Sky 1, recent titles include homegrown comedy Trollied, which gained strong audiences of 699,100 (2.98%), and Drama Mad Dogs, which attracted an even higher number of viewers, with 849,600 (3.4%).
Source.I don't remember either of the above shows getting as much hype as Glee. And of course neither had the established 2m+ base that E4 gifted it. |
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If it was on a FTA channel, then yes. But Sky look at all showings across live, Sky+, Anytime, Anytime + and Go.
In saying that I thought it would have got around 1m.
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Not buying into that, sorry. Attentional have an interesting comparison with other shows that have aired in the slot recently, and these are overnight figures excluding Sky+, Anytime, Anytime+ and Go also:
No doubt Glee will grow to 1 million+ with timeshift and catch-up taken into account but given how much promotion they've given it they were obviously hoping it would be closer to 1 million before taking into account timeshift and catch-up. |
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Thursday 22nd September Overnights
BBC One 13:45- Doctors: 1.44m (22.9%) 19:00- The One Show: 4.1m (21%) 19:30- EastEnders: 8.15m (38.4%) 20:00- Watchdog: 4.12m (17.7%) 21:00- Crimewatch: 3.82m (16.9%) 22:00- BBC News at Ten: 4.1m 22:35- Question Time: 2.22m (19.8%) BBC Two 19:00- If Walls Could Talk: 1.3m (6.4%) 20:00- Monty Hall's Great Irish Escape: 1.43m (6.1%) 21:00- Britain's Flying Past: 1.99m (8.8%) inc HD 22:00- Mock The Week: 1.8m (9.4%) ITV1 19:00- Emmerdale: 6.68m (34.8%) , +1: 120k (0.5%) 19:30- Rising Energy Prices: Tonight: 3.3m (inc +1) 20:00- Emmerdale: 6.82m (30.3%) , +1: 194k (0.9%) 20:30- Coronation Street: 7.68m (31.9%) , +1: 194k (0.9%) 21:00- Billy Connolly's Route 66: 4.71m (20.7%) , +1: 215k (1.2%) 22:00- News at Ten: 2.1m (inc +1) Channel 4 18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.06m (5.8%) , +1: 140k (0.7%) 20:00- Country House Rescue: 1.32m (5.6%) , +1: 187k (0.8%) 21:00- Educating Essex: 1.4m (6.2%) , +1: 204k (1.2%) 22:00- Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares: 1.08m (6.4%) , +1: 221k (2.4%) Channel 5 13:45- Neighbours: 729k (11.4%) 17:30- Neighbours: 1.1m (7.8%) 18:00- Home and Away: 770k (4.7%) 19:30- How Do They Do It?: 444k (2.1%) 20:00- Killer Whales Attack: 911k (3.9%) 21:00- The Big Celebrity Swim: 596k (2.6%) 22:00- Big Brother: 1.31m (7.6%) 23:00- Big Brother's Bit On The Side: 525k (5.5%) Primetime Shares ITV1: 22.2% (+1: 0.7%) BBC One: 20.7% BBC Two: 7.1% Channel 4: 5.2% (+1: 0.7%) Channel 5: 3.7% Ratings include HD and are tape-checked where necessary Multichannel 5* 18:30- Home and Away: 399k (2.2%) BBC Three 20:00- Don't Tell The Bride: 444k (1.9%) 21:00- Young Soldiers: 426k (1.9%) 22:00- EastEnders: 696k (3.6%) 22:30- Lee Nelson's Well Good Show: 523k (3.5%) E4 19:00- Hollyoaks: 438k (2.3%) ITV2 20:00- The X Factor USA: 1.13m (4.9%) , +1: 271k (1.4%) * peak: 1.53m (6.67%) at 21.50 22:00- Celebrity Juice: 1.2m (6.6%) , +1: 230k (2.2%) More4 22:00- The Closer: 225k (1.3%) Sky 1 21:00- Glee: 639k (2.8%) Sources: DS (1) (2) |
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Big drop for the Big Yin. A million viewers lost in a week.
Bodes well for Hidden in a fortnight. |
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