the BBC have spoilt us, now we need similar information from ITV, C4 & Channel 5.
The Ratings Thread (Part 27)
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Originally Posted by Charnham:
“the BBC have spoilt us, now we need similar information from ITV, C4 & Channel 5.”
“the BBC have spoilt us, now we need similar information from ITV, C4 & Channel 5.”
I think we can probably guess what the others have lined up for those moments when we're not all watching the BBC!
I'm sure if ITV want DA to air on Xmas Day, it will be all over their press release ("our gift to the nation this Christmas Day"), and the trailers will be starting within days....
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“the BBC have spoilt us, now we need similar information from ITV, C4 & Channel 5.”
“the BBC have spoilt us, now we need similar information from ITV, C4 & Channel 5.”
Not Christmas related, but C5 have announced 'World's Toughest Trucker' for January.
Quote:
“A programme that sees recognised and respected truckers from different countries go wheel to wheel in a series of real-life trucking challenges from around the world.
The series sees 8 contestants paired up, representing US, Canada, England, Scotland, Australia and Sri Lanka. These vastly experienced professional drivers will have to master the most formidable wagons, show off the trickiest skills and conquer some of the world’s toughest terrains- and most challenging climates.”
“A programme that sees recognised and respected truckers from different countries go wheel to wheel in a series of real-life trucking challenges from around the world.
The series sees 8 contestants paired up, representing US, Canada, England, Scotland, Australia and Sri Lanka. These vastly experienced professional drivers will have to master the most formidable wagons, show off the trickiest skills and conquer some of the world’s toughest terrains- and most challenging climates.”
8x60m series from Dragonfly/Group M tapping into the appetite for shows like Eddie Stobart, etc.
http://about.channel5.com/node/1526
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“I'm sure it's more than that when +1 and HD are included.”
“I'm sure it's more than that when +1 and HD are included.”
I included both.
Sunday October 30th
ITV1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 11,438
HD THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 1,311
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 2059) 274
Total-13.023
Overnights
ITV1(incl) HD The X FACTOR RESULTS 11.93m (42%)
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS 255
Total-12.185
Difference 838k
Last Sunday's show Timeshifted by around 785k incl+1/HD
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“sounds like a 8pm heroes snow”
“sounds like a 8pm heroes snow”
It does. Although they've dropped that branding now.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“It does. Although they've dropped that branding now.”
“It does. Although they've dropped that branding now.”
shame I always thought that was branding done right.
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“shame I always thought that was branding done right.”
“shame I always thought that was branding done right.”
I thought so too, although the cheesy American v/o used to grind my gears a bit.
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“Barb has updated.
THE X FACTOR STANDBY FILLER (SAT 2015) 9,041
Besr title ever.”
“Barb has updated.
THE X FACTOR STANDBY FILLER (SAT 2015) 9,041
Besr title ever
.”
LOL! That's hilarious.
Given its ratings perhaps Standby Filler could be a new spinoff show next year?
Especially with Harry Hill on the decline and apparently on the way out, could be an option!
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“Barb has updated.
THE X FACTOR STANDBY FILLER (SAT 2015) 9,041
Best title ever.”
“Barb has updated.
THE X FACTOR STANDBY FILLER (SAT 2015) 9,041
Best title ever
.”
lol brilliant
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“I included both.
Sunday October 30th
ITV1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 11,438
HD THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 1,311
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 2059) 274
Total-13.023
Overnights
ITV1(incl) HD The X FACTOR RESULTS 11.93m (42%)
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS 255
Total-12.185
Difference 838k
Last Sunday's show Timeshifted by around 785k incl+1/HD”
“I included both.
Sunday October 30th
ITV1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 11,438
HD THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 1,311
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 2059) 274
Total-13.023
Overnights
ITV1(incl) HD The X FACTOR RESULTS 11.93m (42%)
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS 255
Total-12.185
Difference 838k
Last Sunday's show Timeshifted by around 785k incl+1/HD”
Less than I thought Strictly's results show was still 1m behind and never seems to timeshift as big as the performance shows.
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“Barb has updated.
THE X FACTOR STANDBY FILLER (SAT 2015) 9,041
Best title ever.”
“Barb has updated.
THE X FACTOR STANDBY FILLER (SAT 2015) 9,041
Best title ever
.”
Even a filler show for The X Factor gets a separate title and yet Strictly's results show doesn't. The BBC really need to sort this out.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Given its ratings perhaps Standby Filler could be a new spinoff show next year?”
“Given its ratings perhaps Standby Filler could be a new spinoff show next year?
”
just think if it takes off, we could get BGT: Standby Filler.
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“Less than I thought Strictly's results show was still 1m behind and never seems to timeshift as big as the performance shows.”
“Less than I thought Strictly's results show was still 1m behind and never seems to timeshift as big as the performance shows.”
Which it was behind on in the overnights, your original point in reply to Robbie was that the X factor results show timeshifts loads compared to Strictly, it doesn't.
Strictly timeshifted 525k V 838k for The X Factor. Neither results show timeshift as well as their performance shows and thats not a new thing.
Nice timeshift for The Mentalist (+725k). Higher than all but one episode from last season IIRC, the one that faced Strictly and Corrie's 50th on December 10th.
Overall launch number only 70k down on Season 3 premiere- from the overnights it looked to be much more. And I reckon over the coming weeks it will begin to log increases as Thursday nights is just a better slot for it.
Overall launch number only 70k down on Season 3 premiere- from the overnights it looked to be much more. And I reckon over the coming weeks it will begin to log increases as Thursday nights is just a better slot for it.
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“I included both.
Sunday October 30th
ITV1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 11,438
HD THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 1,311
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 2059) 274
Total-13.023
Overnights
ITV1(incl) HD The X FACTOR RESULTS 11.93m (42%)
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS 255
Total-12.185
Difference 838k
Last Sunday's show Timeshifted by around 785k incl+1/HD”
“I included both.
Sunday October 30th
ITV1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 11,438
HD THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 1959) 1,311
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS (SUN 2059) 274
Total-13.023
Overnights
ITV1(incl) HD The X FACTOR RESULTS 11.93m (42%)
+1 THE X FACTOR RESULTS 255
Total-12.185
Difference 838k
Last Sunday's show Timeshifted by around 785k incl+1/HD”
That's a high figure considering there are repeats for those who missed it. Of course, most of the timeshifting is same day, to avoid the ads, which is in the overnights.
The Walking Dead is an absolute powerhouse this season for FX. We missed Ep1 and Ep3 ratings due to missing BARB data, but we have:
Episode 2: 829k (+1: 63k) = 892k
Episode 4: 867k (+1: 97k) = 964k
Closer and closer to that magic million mark, which is extraordinary for a channel like FX. It may have even already hit it for Ep1 or 3.
Episode 2: 829k (+1: 63k) = 892k
Episode 4: 867k (+1: 97k) = 964k
Closer and closer to that magic million mark, which is extraordinary for a channel like FX. It may have even already hit it for Ep1 or 3.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“The Walking Dead is an absolute powerhouse this season for FX. We missed Ep1 and Ep3 ratings due to missing BARB data, but we have:
Episode 2: 829k (+1: 63k) = 892k
Episode 4: 867k (+1: 97k) = 964k
Closer and closer to that magic million mark, which is extraordinary for a channel like FX. It may have even already hit it for Ep1 or 3.”
“The Walking Dead is an absolute powerhouse this season for FX. We missed Ep1 and Ep3 ratings due to missing BARB data, but we have:
Episode 2: 829k (+1: 63k) = 892k
Episode 4: 867k (+1: 97k) = 964k
Closer and closer to that magic million mark, which is extraordinary for a channel like FX. It may have even already hit it for Ep1 or 3.”
Wonder how many it's picked up from those who saw the first season on Five? Could dent Five's FTA figures?
The Monday repeat should take it over the 1m mark.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Given the prominence attached to Ab Fab, indeed the quote from George at the end names it ahead of David Jason's return, I would say they will be paired up in the Royle slot.
Indeed, I will wager the reason Walliams tweeted about TRB launching in November but it then being held back is because they realised Cash/Aherne/ITV couldn't deliver on TRF. So this is Plan B.”
“Given the prominence attached to Ab Fab, indeed the quote from George at the end names it ahead of David Jason's return, I would say they will be paired up in the Royle slot.
Indeed, I will wager the reason Walliams tweeted about TRB launching in November but it then being held back is because they realised Cash/Aherne/ITV couldn't deliver on TRF. So this is Plan B.”
Yeh, that is the first thing that struck me when reading the highlights how Ab Fab was given such a bigging up. Personally, I would put Royal Bodyguard before Ab Fab on Christmas Day as it sounds a more family-friendly show.
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“Even a filler show for The X Factor gets a separate title and yet Strictly's results show doesn't. The BBC really need to sort this out.”
“Even a filler show for The X Factor gets a separate title and yet Strictly's results show doesn't. The BBC really need to sort this out.”
What do you mean "sort this out". Its just because the BBC arent hell bent on trying to make out that results show is a different programme so they can get another entry in the Barb top 10 or spin that hey have another 10m+ rated show.
Originally Posted by Georged123:
“Yeh, that is the first thing that struck me when reading the highlights how Ab Fab was given such a bigging up. Personally, I would put Royal Bodyguard before Ab Fab on Christmas Day as it sounds a more family-friendly show.”
“Yeh, that is the first thing that struck me when reading the highlights how Ab Fab was given such a bigging up. Personally, I would put Royal Bodyguard before Ab Fab on Christmas Day as it sounds a more family-friendly show.”
AbFab is the established show though - I would schedule that before a new commission.
Originally Posted by Georged123:
“Yeh, that is the first thing that struck me when reading the highlights how Ab Fab was given such a bigging up. Personally, I would put Royal Bodyguard before Ab Fab on Christmas Day as it sounds a more family-friendly show.”
“Yeh, that is the first thing that struck me when reading the highlights how Ab Fab was given such a bigging up. Personally, I would put Royal Bodyguard before Ab Fab on Christmas Day as it sounds a more family-friendly show.”
I think Ab Fab will do well on its return but 11/12m might be out of reach.
Quote:
“What do you mean "sort this out". Its just because the BBC arent hell bent on trying to make out that results show is a different programme so they can get another entry in the Barb top 10 or spin that hey have another 10m+ rated show.”
“What do you mean "sort this out". Its just because the BBC arent hell bent on trying to make out that results show is a different programme so they can get another entry in the Barb top 10 or spin that hey have another 10m+ rated show.”
They should sort it out, they do themselves out of a BARB place.
Originally Posted by derek500:
“Wonder how many it's picked up from those who saw the first season on Five? Could dent Five's FTA figures?
The Monday repeat should take it over the 1m mark.”
“Wonder how many it's picked up from those who saw the first season on Five? Could dent Five's FTA figures?
The Monday repeat should take it over the 1m mark.”
Maybe. Or the snowball effect could carry over to terrestrial with pay TV viewers recommending it to their FTA watching friends and family.
I'm sure many will be discovering this show through DVD as well, perhaps via a boxset received at Christmas, in time for the new season next spring.Either way I'd much rather be seeing its figures up nearly 100% than about the same or down. It's a good sign for the show.
And how much media coverage does this show get by the way? Next to nothing. Yet we hear loads about Pan Am which is already below 800k in the overnights after just 4 episodes. :yawn:
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“The trouble is, when the peak is down over 1 million on last year's average, it's a difficult one to spin.
Overall last night's results show for TXF was down about 3.5m (exc. +1) / 3.3m (inc. +1) on the equivalent show last year, I believe the biggest drop we've seen so far.
Strictly meanwhile was basically stable year-on-year, logging an insignificant decline of 70k.”
“The trouble is, when the peak is down over 1 million on last year's average, it's a difficult one to spin.
Overall last night's results show for TXF was down about 3.5m (exc. +1) / 3.3m (inc. +1) on the equivalent show last year, I believe the biggest drop we've seen so far.
Strictly meanwhile was basically stable year-on-year, logging an insignificant decline of 70k.”
It's a 22% drop which is really poor - even worse when you consider it was down on last week which had a more reasonable 13% drop (which was still a bit more than they'd like - 10% would be OK). The good news for y-o-y comparisons is that this time last year, the numbers stopped rising. There was a big jump from week 6 to week 7 but then the Sunday shows were steady to the final. Saturday shows rose every week though, so that's going to be more of an issue.
Even if it doesn't lose more momentum by the final (and it's looking like it might), a 22% decline would have it on 13.4m for the Sunday results show. Basically, they'd have given up all the increases in 2009 and 2010 and gone back to 2008 levels. 2008 levels were brilliant obviously, but they'd probably rather not have got back there in the space of a year.
3.00 The Queen
3.10 Film: Ratatouille
5.00 The Gruffalo's Child
5.30 News
5.40 EastEnders
6.20 Doctor Who: The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe
7.20 Strictly Come Dancing
8.20 EastEnders
9.00 Absolutely Fabulous
9.30 The Royal Bodyguard
10.00 Michael McIntyre's Christmas Roadshow
3.10 Film: Ratatouille
5.00 The Gruffalo's Child
5.30 News
5.40 EastEnders
6.20 Doctor Who: The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe
7.20 Strictly Come Dancing
8.20 EastEnders
9.00 Absolutely Fabulous
9.30 The Royal Bodyguard
10.00 Michael McIntyre's Christmas Roadshow
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