The last Wright Stuff of 2011 peaked with 488k/9.0%.
Speed peaked at a very respectable 1.51 million.
Speed peaked at a very respectable 1.51 million.
The Ratings Thread (Part 29)
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Originally Posted by Cent:
“Judging by Jonathan Ross' twitter he's not too happy with the British Comedy Awards, quite understandably given how terrible they were.
He's said various things, including that he "will be having words", replying to someone asking if he would do it next year with a blank response, agreeing with people complaining about various aspects of the show and saying that it felt too much like hard work.”
“Judging by Jonathan Ross' twitter he's not too happy with the British Comedy Awards, quite understandably given how terrible they were.
He's said various things, including that he "will be having words", replying to someone asking if he would do it next year with a blank response, agreeing with people complaining about various aspects of the show and saying that it felt too much like hard work.”
He doesn't seem happy at all. It was a pretty dismal affair though, the audience just weren't going for it at all, some of the guests weren't great, there was no memorial segment, Freddie Starr was complete and utter car crash TV and looked as if he was going to die and to top it all off the show overran so it got bumped to E4 for the final 2 awards.
All in all it was a complete shambles.
Interesting note from Elgin on Gallifrey Base:
- Michael McIntyre was interviewed on Steve Wright's Radio 2 show earlier. Very interesting comment that he made - he and the production team have been to the BBC and asked for a longer slot on Christmas Day for the Comedy Roadshow as they're having trouble editing it down to a hour. Could yet be a last minute change to the schedule if they get their wish.
At the moment it is 22:30 to 23:30 with BBC News on after. They could extend it so it is on until 23:45 with BBC News on afterwards, or do a swap with BBC News at 22:30 and McIntyre on from 22:45 to 00:15 or something.
And also:
- EastEnders on Friday 13th January is 40 minutes, meaning a 10 minute clash with Coronation Street.
- Michael McIntyre was interviewed on Steve Wright's Radio 2 show earlier. Very interesting comment that he made - he and the production team have been to the BBC and asked for a longer slot on Christmas Day for the Comedy Roadshow as they're having trouble editing it down to a hour. Could yet be a last minute change to the schedule if they get their wish.
At the moment it is 22:30 to 23:30 with BBC News on after. They could extend it so it is on until 23:45 with BBC News on afterwards, or do a swap with BBC News at 22:30 and McIntyre on from 22:45 to 00:15 or something.
And also:
- EastEnders on Friday 13th January is 40 minutes, meaning a 10 minute clash with Coronation Street.
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Interesting note from Elgin on Gallifrey Base:
- Michael McIntyre was interviewed on Steve Wright's Radio 2 show earlier. Very interesting comment that he made - he and the production team have been to the BBC and asked for a longer slot on Christmas Day for the Comedy Roadshow as they're having trouble editing it down to a hour. Could yet be a last minute change to the schedule if they get their wish.
At the moment it is 22:30 to 23:30 with BBC News on after. They could extend it so it is on until 23:45 with BBC News on afterwards, or do a swap with BBC News at 22:30 and McIntyre on from 22:45 to 00:15 or something.”
“Interesting note from Elgin on Gallifrey Base:
- Michael McIntyre was interviewed on Steve Wright's Radio 2 show earlier. Very interesting comment that he made - he and the production team have been to the BBC and asked for a longer slot on Christmas Day for the Comedy Roadshow as they're having trouble editing it down to a hour. Could yet be a last minute change to the schedule if they get their wish.
At the moment it is 22:30 to 23:30 with BBC News on after. They could extend it so it is on until 23:45 with BBC News on afterwards, or do a swap with BBC News at 22:30 and McIntyre on from 22:45 to 00:15 or something.”
In a way, 10.45pm would be a better slot as it would have less of a clash with Downton.
Maybe they could do a two parter and dump that blasted New Tricks repeat from the Friday?
Then again, it's BBC1 on Christmas Day. What's a 7 minute over-run between friends...
There's an interview with Macintyre on the Mail website (presumably also in the Xmas TV Guide this weekend in the paper):
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...#ixzz1gmzSVYlm
It does sound like it will be "all stand up", plus musical guests, rather than sketches or some sort of cheap tatty revue. Perhaps Corden will do his Smithy routine?
Quote:
“"You might think his own Christmas Day show is small-fry in comparison, even if it does feature special guest Kylie Minogue dressed as a fairy. But he isn’t underplaying the significance of the slot.
‘It’s huge, isn’t it? It’s actually a departure, having stand-up on Christmas Day. You used to have big Christmas specials like Morecambe & Wise, but the recent tradition’s been about watching EastEnders. Someone usually dies in EastEnders. We’re going for less of that, and more laughs, hopefully. But yes, it’s terrifying. I’m worried I don’t have enough jokes. I did the Royal Variety Performance last Christmas. If I’d known they were going to give me my own show, I’d have kept some of the Christmas jokes back!’
The show will include a smattering of music and some ‘surprises’. He’ll be joined by, among others, James Corden, Jack Dee, Rob Brydon and Miranda Hart – a cornucopia of comedy talent. How did he decide on the line-up? ‘I basically wrote letters to people I found funny, and asked them if they’d like to be on my show. Some even said yes.’ Some didn’t, though. He falls about laughing as he tells of his ‘audacious’ bid to pull in some of his big comedy heroes.
‘I wrote to John Cleese. He wrote back and said that, for tax reasons, he could only be in the country for a certain number of days each year – and he couldn’t give me one of them, but maybe we could catch up for a drink some time next year. I wrote back suggesting we should meet at Duty Free in the airport, if that was easier.’
Being Michael, he started fretting around August about whether anyone would watch. ‘My own Christmas Day will be ruined, of course. I’ll have all day to build myself into a frenzy about whether anyone will tune in. Then Boxing Day will be spent worrying about the viewing figures.’”
“"You might think his own Christmas Day show is small-fry in comparison, even if it does feature special guest Kylie Minogue dressed as a fairy. But he isn’t underplaying the significance of the slot.
‘It’s huge, isn’t it? It’s actually a departure, having stand-up on Christmas Day. You used to have big Christmas specials like Morecambe & Wise, but the recent tradition’s been about watching EastEnders. Someone usually dies in EastEnders. We’re going for less of that, and more laughs, hopefully. But yes, it’s terrifying. I’m worried I don’t have enough jokes. I did the Royal Variety Performance last Christmas. If I’d known they were going to give me my own show, I’d have kept some of the Christmas jokes back!’
The show will include a smattering of music and some ‘surprises’. He’ll be joined by, among others, James Corden, Jack Dee, Rob Brydon and Miranda Hart – a cornucopia of comedy talent. How did he decide on the line-up? ‘I basically wrote letters to people I found funny, and asked them if they’d like to be on my show. Some even said yes.’ Some didn’t, though. He falls about laughing as he tells of his ‘audacious’ bid to pull in some of his big comedy heroes.
‘I wrote to John Cleese. He wrote back and said that, for tax reasons, he could only be in the country for a certain number of days each year – and he couldn’t give me one of them, but maybe we could catch up for a drink some time next year. I wrote back suggesting we should meet at Duty Free in the airport, if that was easier.’
Being Michael, he started fretting around August about whether anyone would watch. ‘My own Christmas Day will be ruined, of course. I’ll have all day to build myself into a frenzy about whether anyone will tune in. Then Boxing Day will be spent worrying about the viewing figures.’”
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...#ixzz1gmzSVYlm
It does sound like it will be "all stand up", plus musical guests, rather than sketches or some sort of cheap tatty revue. Perhaps Corden will do his Smithy routine?
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“The last Wright Stuff of 2011 peaked with 488k/9.0%.
Speed peaked at a very respectable 1.51 million.”
“The last Wright Stuff of 2011 peaked with 488k/9.0%.
Speed peaked at a very respectable 1.51 million.”
What were the averages?
Friday 16th December Overnights
BBC One
20:30- The Two Ronnies Sketchbook: 3.1m (13.7%)
21:00- Have I Got News For You: 5.18m (22.5%)
21:30- Live at the Apollo: 3.63m (16.3%)
BBC Two
20:00- Mastermind: 1.82m (8.2%)
20:30- Masterchef: The Professionals: Michel's Classics: 1.31m (5.8%)
21:00- Stuffed: The Great British Christmas Dinner: 1.21m (5.3%)
ITV1
20:00- Wild Britain with Ray Mears: 3.01m (13.5%)
21:00- The Big Quiz: Corrie Versus Emmerdale: 5.07m (22.4%) , +1: 217k (1.2%)
Channel 4
20:00- Come Dine With Me: 1.04m (4.6%) , +1: 179k (0.8%)
21:00- The British Comedy Awards 2011: 1.68m (5.2%) , +1: 151k (1.0%)
* peak: 2.27m (11%) at 22:00
Channel 5
20:00- Ice Road Truckers: 1.21m (5.3%)
21:00- Speed: 1.2m (6.1%)
Primetime Shares
ITV1: 23.7%
BBC One: 20.7%
Channel 4: 5.8%
BBC Two: 5.5%
Channel 5: 4.5%
Ratings include HD and are tape-checked where necessary
Source: DS
BBC One
20:30- The Two Ronnies Sketchbook: 3.1m (13.7%)
21:00- Have I Got News For You: 5.18m (22.5%)
21:30- Live at the Apollo: 3.63m (16.3%)
BBC Two
20:00- Mastermind: 1.82m (8.2%)
20:30- Masterchef: The Professionals: Michel's Classics: 1.31m (5.8%)
21:00- Stuffed: The Great British Christmas Dinner: 1.21m (5.3%)
ITV1
20:00- Wild Britain with Ray Mears: 3.01m (13.5%)
21:00- The Big Quiz: Corrie Versus Emmerdale: 5.07m (22.4%) , +1: 217k (1.2%)
Channel 4
20:00- Come Dine With Me: 1.04m (4.6%) , +1: 179k (0.8%)
21:00- The British Comedy Awards 2011: 1.68m (5.2%) , +1: 151k (1.0%)
* peak: 2.27m (11%) at 22:00
Channel 5
20:00- Ice Road Truckers: 1.21m (5.3%)
21:00- Speed: 1.2m (6.1%)
Primetime Shares
ITV1: 23.7%
BBC One: 20.7%
Channel 4: 5.8%
BBC Two: 5.5%
Channel 5: 4.5%
Ratings include HD and are tape-checked where necessary
Source: DS
Awful for the British Comedy Awards. 
It needs a complete rethink - on the whole it was completely lacking in fun. Nobody looked very much like they wanted to be there and very few seemed to consider it an appropriate occasion to crack a joke... Badly scheduled too, when you think about it. Wasn't it on a Sunday last year?
BBC One's 9pm comedy hour didn't seem to be affected as I thought it might. In fact, LATA was stronger than usual - I guess you'd have to put that down to a better line-up with Sarah Millican (love her or hate her) on hosting duties.
It needs a complete rethink - on the whole it was completely lacking in fun. Nobody looked very much like they wanted to be there and very few seemed to consider it an appropriate occasion to crack a joke... Badly scheduled too, when you think about it. Wasn't it on a Sunday last year?BBC One's 9pm comedy hour didn't seem to be affected as I thought it might. In fact, LATA was stronger than usual - I guess you'd have to put that down to a better line-up with Sarah Millican (love her or hate her) on hosting duties.
I sensed the Big Quiz would be in the 5m+ region, so well done to that - as I said last night, it was perfectly scheduled. Very good for HIGNFY to beat it despite the soap lead in and the Comedy Awards competition - thought it would be sub 5m last night. Apollo did OK by its standards.
Not good for the Awards, although the 10pm figure was ok-ish. Don't understand all the slagging off of the show, including from the host himself, thought it was quite entertaining myself even if some of the awards themselves made little sense. The Coogan-Iannucci bit was one of the comedy highlights of the year.
That BBC2 Masterchef rating looks a bit insipid - wasn't it getting 3m? [EDIT: I see rzt has updated his post, presumably it was a spin off show then?]
Not good for the Awards, although the 10pm figure was ok-ish. Don't understand all the slagging off of the show, including from the host himself, thought it was quite entertaining myself even if some of the awards themselves made little sense. The Coogan-Iannucci bit was one of the comedy highlights of the year.
That BBC2 Masterchef rating looks a bit insipid - wasn't it getting 3m? [EDIT: I see rzt has updated his post, presumably it was a spin off show then?]
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“That BBC2 Masterchef rating looks a bit insipid - wasn't it getting 3m?”
“That BBC2 Masterchef rating looks a bit insipid - wasn't it getting 3m?”
The final was on Thursday. It was just a recipe show I think yesterday.
Last Friday's similar show got 2 million, not surprised its lower this week as most last week might have tuned in not knowing it wasn't the normal Masterchef, whilst this week they think its finished.
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Friday 16th December Overnights
ITV1
21:00- The Big Quiz: Corrie Versus Emmerdale: 5.07m (22.4%) , +1: 217k (1.2%)
Channel 4
21:00- The British Comedy Awards 2011: 1.68m (5.2%) , +1: 151k (1.0%)
* peak: 2.27m (11%) at 22:00”
“Friday 16th December Overnights
ITV1
21:00- The Big Quiz: Corrie Versus Emmerdale: 5.07m (22.4%) , +1: 217k (1.2%)
Channel 4
21:00- The British Comedy Awards 2011: 1.68m (5.2%) , +1: 151k (1.0%)
* peak: 2.27m (11%) at 22:00”
Ouch, the comedy awards has gone from a major highlight of ITV's December schedules to a throw away programme hardly anyone watches on Channel 4, how long do Channel 4 hold the contract for? Channel 4 obviously don't care for it as they wouldn't have scheduled it on a Friday night. In the thread some people suggested it go back to ITV which is a phrase not often uttered round here.
Surprised that The Big Quiz rated so highly, as it seemed cheapo filler with cheapo host Stephen Mulhern on duty, I expected about a million lower.
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“Ouch, the comedy awards has gone from a major highlight of ITV's December schedules to a throw away programme hardly anyone watches on Channel 4, how long do Channel 4 hold the contract for? Channel 4 obviously don't care for it as they wouldn't have scheduled it on a Friday night. In the thread some people suggested it go back to ITV which is a phrase not often uttered round here.”
“Ouch, the comedy awards has gone from a major highlight of ITV's December schedules to a throw away programme hardly anyone watches on Channel 4, how long do Channel 4 hold the contract for? Channel 4 obviously don't care for it as they wouldn't have scheduled it on a Friday night. In the thread some people suggested it go back to ITV which is a phrase not often uttered round here.”
Does seem pretty daft putting it out opposite BBC1's comedy hour, with one of the keynote awards going to a show it was up against!
It never rated well on ITV1, lest we forget. At least Ch4 does make a substantial contribution to British comedy. The biggest laugh about the Comedy Awards was always the fact it was on ITV in the first place!
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“Surprised that The Big Quiz rated so highly, as it seemed cheapo filler with cheapo host Stephen Mulhern on duty”
“Surprised that The Big Quiz rated so highly, as it seemed cheapo filler with cheapo host Stephen Mulhern on duty”
It was, without question.
Cheapo filler and decent ratings are not mutually exclusive however, particularly if it appeals to your core demographic!
Was it three years C4 had the Comedy Awards for. ITV I think would happily have it back now it's scandal is forgotten - it would serve them quite well tonight opposite Strictly IMO, although I think must have aired earlier on ITV as I recall it having an X Factor lead in.
Have you checked you're not adopted?
Baffling, though they cut off the World Athletics ahead of the final event of the day - and ITV4 a couple of weeks back had the Seniors tennis at the Albert Hall and cut off before the final was won.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Spent some time round at the folks' this evening. As ever, that meant a diet of constant ITV. As crap as the Big Soap Quiz was, I did find it strangely watchable. I think it could have rated much better than people think, with a Coro lead in. Just the sort of thing ITV's core demographic soap audience will have lapped up.
My mum and dad did anyway...
Is 5-6m realistic?”
“Spent some time round at the folks' this evening. As ever, that meant a diet of constant ITV. As crap as the Big Soap Quiz was, I did find it strangely watchable. I think it could have rated much better than people think, with a Coro lead in. Just the sort of thing ITV's core demographic soap audience will have lapped up.
My mum and dad did anyway...
Is 5-6m realistic?”
Have you checked you're not adopted?
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“What was on Channel 4 to justify switching it to E4 at 23:10? What an odd decision.”
“What was on Channel 4 to justify switching it to E4 at 23:10? What an odd decision.”
Baffling, though they cut off the World Athletics ahead of the final event of the day - and ITV4 a couple of weeks back had the Seniors tennis at the Albert Hall and cut off before the final was won.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“The last Wright Stuff of 2011 peaked with 488k/9.0%.
Speed peaked at a very respectable 1.51 million.”
“The last Wright Stuff of 2011 peaked with 488k/9.0%.
Speed peaked at a very respectable 1.51 million.”
Not bad for Matthew Wright considering he competes with This Morning, although this seems to be not the force it was 10 years ago. Maybe people wanting some hard hitting talk rather than Phil Schofield gurning away at the camera and considering last night's soaps as the biggest thing in life have come round to the Wright Stuff.
Poor for the Comedy Awards on Channel 4, in the wrong slot against comedy on BBC1. Three nights in a row ITV1 has won the 9pm slot which is unusual in the run-up to Christmas, although obviously that run will come to an end tonight.
Obviously the main focus is how close can Strictly get to The X Factor Final's overnight figure from last weekend, it should be in the ~12m range at least I would have thought, probably higher. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix should do well against the first Strictly and Merlin on ITV1 with ~4.5m/5m however the second Strictly well doesn't have much in terms of competition, I don't see Westlife's show putting up much of a fight. Last year we had:
Obviously no one expects Strictly's figures to be as high last year, but at the same point I don't expect it to be too much lower.
Obviously the main focus is how close can Strictly get to The X Factor Final's overnight figure from last weekend, it should be in the ~12m range at least I would have thought, probably higher. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix should do well against the first Strictly and Merlin on ITV1 with ~4.5m/5m however the second Strictly well doesn't have much in terms of competition, I don't see Westlife's show putting up much of a fight. Last year we had:
Quote:
“BBC One (inc. HD)
17:30- Celebrity Total Wipeout: 5.51m (24.1%)
18:30- The Impressions Show: 5.65m (22.9%)
19:00- Strictly Come Dancing: 12.97m (45.8%)
* peak: 14.47m (50.7%) at 19:55
20:00- The National Lottery Saturday Draws: 8.24m (31.1%)
20:15- Casualty: 6.76m (25.2%)
21:05- Strictly Come Dancing: 13.08m (47.6%)
* peak: 14.10m (51.7%) at 21:55
* most watched SCD episode ever
* up 2.7m (+26%) vs. last year's final
22:05- BBC News: 9.43m (38.4%)
22:25- Match of the Day: 3.56m (19.2%)
ITV1 (inc HD)
18:00- Family Film of the Decade: 3.04m (12.7%)
19:00- The Cube: Celebrity Special: 3.77m (13.3%)
20:00- Take Me Out: 4.66m (17.3%)
21:15- Bridget Jones' Diary: 2.07m (8.8%)”
“BBC One (inc. HD)
17:30- Celebrity Total Wipeout: 5.51m (24.1%)
18:30- The Impressions Show: 5.65m (22.9%)
19:00- Strictly Come Dancing: 12.97m (45.8%)
* peak: 14.47m (50.7%) at 19:55
20:00- The National Lottery Saturday Draws: 8.24m (31.1%)
20:15- Casualty: 6.76m (25.2%)
21:05- Strictly Come Dancing: 13.08m (47.6%)
* peak: 14.10m (51.7%) at 21:55
* most watched SCD episode ever
* up 2.7m (+26%) vs. last year's final
22:05- BBC News: 9.43m (38.4%)
22:25- Match of the Day: 3.56m (19.2%)
ITV1 (inc HD)
18:00- Family Film of the Decade: 3.04m (12.7%)
19:00- The Cube: Celebrity Special: 3.77m (13.3%)
20:00- Take Me Out: 4.66m (17.3%)
21:15- Bridget Jones' Diary: 2.07m (8.8%)”
Obviously no one expects Strictly's figures to be as high last year, but at the same point I don't expect it to be too much lower.
Very good rating for The Big Quiz. I was expecting much less tbh, but it was decent filler a week before Christmas. So far, apart from Tuesdays ITV have held up much better than I thought in the period inbetween IAC and Christmas with Coming Out, Without You, The Big Quiz all performing well and the football & Royal Variety pulling in predictably strong ratings.
Not often this is mentioned, but Neighbours seems to be a steady performer for Channel 5 with 1.8 million viewers. It seems to be settled comfortably around this level and as Channel 5 doesn't have the ratings pressure of BBC One should have a long life on Channel 5.
Also people wanting a soap that is fairly innocent and light hearted and doesn't dwell on death and misery have an ideal show.
Also people wanting a soap that is fairly innocent and light hearted and doesn't dwell on death and misery have an ideal show.
CH4 have turned the British Comedy Awards into a serious awards show, like a BAFTA thing.
The whole point of it on ITV was that it's a micky take of awards since comedy is such a matter of personal taste the idea of handing out awards for it is bizarre.
The whole point of it on ITV was that it's a micky take of awards since comedy is such a matter of personal taste the idea of handing out awards for it is bizarre.
I think Harry Potter is in a horrible schedule. Really awful. Should be starting just before the end of Strictly to gain the audience after it. No one is going to watch a film half way through. Instead ITV are throwing it away to use it to claim the entire night. Which is just daft imo. A range of shows for the first Strictly, then the film for Merlin and the Strictly results would be a strong showing.
I think Strictly will be higher for the results show than last year tbh. But I think the main show might be a bit lower.
Merlin 7-8 million. I think 8 is likely. (clever having the Lotto draw after and not before the sandwiched drama this year btw)
I think Strictly will be higher for the results show than last year tbh. But I think the main show might be a bit lower.
Merlin 7-8 million. I think 8 is likely. (clever having the Lotto draw after and not before the sandwiched drama this year btw)
I am a bit worried for Blue Peter, I was reading yesterday that its ratings have fallen from 1.4 million ten years ago to 0.4 million now( I know it attracted 5 million viewers in the pre digital era, but a comparison from 2001 is more meaningful). Can't work out why the fall is so steep and why the BBC seem to have their knives out for it as the presenters are as good as any from the past and the show has a new studio.
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Poor for the Comedy Awards on Channel 4, in the wrong slot against comedy on BBC1. Three nights in a row ITV1 has won the 9pm slot which is unusual in the run-up to Christmas, although obviously that run will come to an end tonight.”
“Poor for the Comedy Awards on Channel 4, in the wrong slot against comedy on BBC1. Three nights in a row ITV1 has won the 9pm slot which is unusual in the run-up to Christmas, although obviously that run will come to an end tonight.”
Don't see what's so unusual about ITV winning the 9pm on 3 consecutive ordinary working week nights.
[EDIT: remainder deleted. I was talking wibble - uncharacteristically
]
Originally Posted by Glenn A:
“I am a bit worried for Blue Peter, I was reading yesterday that its ratings have fallen from 1.4 million ten years ago to 0.4 million now( I know it attracted 5 million viewers in the pre digital era, but a comparison from 2001 is more meaningful). Can't work out why the fall is so steep and why the BBC seem to have their knives out for it as the presenters are as good as any from the past and the show has a new studio.”
“I am a bit worried for Blue Peter, I was reading yesterday that its ratings have fallen from 1.4 million ten years ago to 0.4 million now( I know it attracted 5 million viewers in the pre digital era, but a comparison from 2001 is more meaningful). Can't work out why the fall is so steep and why the BBC seem to have their knives out for it as the presenters are as good as any from the past and the show has a new studio.”
To add to that: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16216131
Blue Peter - Average viewing figures
2011 - 370,000 (year to date)
2010 - 440,000
2009 - 430,000
2008 - 580,000 (timeslot changes in August)
2007 - 920,000
2006 - 940,000
2005 - 1,080,000
2004 - 1,310,000
2003 - 1,520,000
2002 - 1,460,000
Quote:
“In 2002, the show regularly attracted more than 1.4m viewers. By 2008, when the BBC changed the programme's time slot from 17:00 to 16:30 GMT, figures fell from 940,000 to 580,000.”
“In 2002, the show regularly attracted more than 1.4m viewers. By 2008, when the BBC changed the programme's time slot from 17:00 to 16:30 GMT, figures fell from 940,000 to 580,000.”
Why did it's timeslot change in 2008? Was that due to The Weakest Link?
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“Don't see what's so unusual about ITV winning the 9pm on 3 consecutive ordinary working week nights.”
“Don't see what's so unusual about ITV winning the 9pm on 3 consecutive ordinary working week nights.”
Not unusual as such, but unusual due to the fact that mid December tends to be an ITV weak spot in the schedules.
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Not unusual as such, but unusual due to the fact that mid December tends to be an ITV weak spot in the schedules.”
“Not unusual as such, but unusual due to the fact that mid December tends to be an ITV weak spot in the schedules.”
Well, other than the Military Awards - possibly - and the Royal review against the NT repeat, they might not win another 9pm battle now, in the overnights at least
, until Endeavour on the 2nd.And even that might not win, although I think it probably should.
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