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anyone have the Made in Chelsea rating? also the rating for episode 1 of Series 1 to see if it's up or not? thanks
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anyone have the Made in Chelsea rating? also the rating for episode 1 of Series 1 to see if it's up or not? thanks
![]() However, 115,400 (1.3%) caught up on E4+1 at 11pm. Source: Attentional. |
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378,800 (2.2%) for last night's series premiere. This was down over 10% on the series 1 average of 426,200 (2.4%).
However, 115,400 (1.3%) caught up on E4+1 at 11pm. Source: Attentional. thanks
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The drop for the inappropriately scheduled Queens Palaces seems to explain the DM uplift?
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big brother stayed stronghmmmm ... don't think so somehow |
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The drop for the inappropriately scheduled Queens Palaces seems to explain the DM uplift?
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big brother stayed strong
hmmmm ... don't think so somehow |
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1.6 for Hollyoaks, incredible! Highest of the year by far and nearly the highest since PM took over I bet. Brilliant when e4 on friday got 620k and usually with those figures, Hollyoaks tends to get 1.1 to 1.2 million the next day.
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good rating for Corrie. Never could work out Doc Martin
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Better than usual performance from Dispatches - very close to beating Panorama.
But I still thought it would rate better than that, given the subject matter. |
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C4 (inc C4+1)
18:30 - Hollyoaks: 1.6m (7.5%) With +1 excluded it will have to beat 1.41m to become the highest rating Hollyoaks of 2011 so far. |
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How did Only Connect and Sandhurst (both BBC4) get on?
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The 8% share was an improvement on the previous night's disaster. Came 5th in its time slot though which must come as some relief for 4.
BB had a round 1.4m, same as most of last week. RT managed a slightly higher share due to the usual Channel 4 trick of 65 minute runtimes. |
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How did Only Connect and Sandhurst (both BBC4) get on?
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/...m-on-itv1.html |
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Is the BARB Website working. I Can't seem to get on it?
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Although the raw number includes +1 here, I don't think the share does (that's how these ratings work right?). And that is Hollyoaks biggest share since July last year. Very good. Year-on-year monthly average for this month is still down however.
With +1 excluded it will have to beat 1.41m to become the highest rating Hollyoaks of 2011 so far. |
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I wonder if that was blip or if it is to do with the Silas storyline which i am finding great at the moment. Jeff Rawle is such a great actor. I do think if Hollyoaks focused on more drama with 18+ students it would do much better. If you look at the times of their peak of the years, its always involved older characters (Max, Claire saga for example)
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If there wasnt the hype (or promotion!) maybe DA would have launched lower. but anyway the DA hype is coming from public interest and isnt manufactured.
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22:00 - BBC News at Ten: 3.9m (19.6%)
22:35 - A Question of Sport: 2.4m (16.4%) 23:05 - Spooks: 0.8m (9.3%) |
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18:30 - Hollyoaks: 1.6m (7.5%)
![]() Very well deserved though. |
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Agreed. I think the current serial killer storyline will be helping, it seems to be big on Twitter and is supported by online viral activity (http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s1...ans-video.html) and word-of-mouth. If these ratings are maintained it looks like it's paying off.
They are people who wouldnt usually post about television shows as well... I used to watch Hollyoaks and they did tend to drag out their storylines. |
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I can't help but laugh at the suggestion the Downton Abbey hype isn't manufactured. Of course it is.
![]() I think its fair to say from comments from real people who watch tv as a hobby and live a balanced life, that they were actually looking forward to Downtons return |
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Agreed. I think the current serial killer storyline will be helping, it seems to be big on Twitter and is supported by online viral activity (http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s1...ans-video.html) and word-of-mouth. If these ratings are maintained it looks like it's paying off.
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Maybe the Emmys were fake too?
![]() I think its fair to say from comments from real people who watch tv as a hobby and live a balanced life, that they were actually looking forward to Downtons return The idea that the Downton Abbey hype is 'normal people' talking about it and not manufactured is possibly one of the most ridiculous things I've heard in a long time. Yes, undoubtedly, it is popular with audiences but that doesn't negate the obscene level of manufactured hype that surrounds the show. And don't even get me started on the absurd nature of the Emmys (and that's not specifically Downton's win but the Emmys in general). |
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And its amazing how many of these real people who watch television as a hobby whilst living their balanced lives (did you just lift that sentence from an ITV PR piece?) work in the media and are in a position to share this not at all manufactured love for the show with the nation via absurd levels of press coverage.
The idea that the Downton Abbey hype is 'normal people' talking about it and not manufactured is possibly one of the most ridiculous things I've heard in a long time. Yes, undoubtedly, it is popular with audiences but that doesn't negate the obscene level of manufactured hype that surrounds the show. And don't even get me started on the absurd nature of the Emmys. |
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Red or Black was hyped, Downton Abbey is just liked by lots of people.
I can't imagine why, it just seemed like glossy period soap to me. |
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