Originally Posted by derek500:
“The final Call the Midwife came in at 11.36m.
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“The final Call the Midwife came in at 11.36m.
”
A timeshift of 2.12m
The Ratings Thread (Part 32)
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Originally Posted by derek500:
“The final Call the Midwife came in at 11.36m.”
“The final Call the Midwife came in at 11.36m.”
What was the overnight and official series average? That 11.36m is an excellent rating to end with.
Originally Posted by derek500:
“Football 5.870m
Carling Cup SS1 1.426m.”
“Football 5.870m
Carling Cup SS1 1.426m.”
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“10.45m for the penalty shoot out according to Jake Kanter. I bet the BBC wished they could have bought some more football after that result. ”
“10.45m for the penalty shoot out according to Jake Kanter. I bet the BBC wished they could have bought some more football after that result. ”
Does the 10.45m peak for the football include the simulcast on Sky Sports? If not, then the true peak could be more like 13m.
Originally Posted by Roscoe Barnes:
“What was the overnight and official series average? That 11.36m is an excellent rating to end with.”
“What was the overnight and official series average? That 11.36m is an excellent rating to end with.”
The official average is 10.6m.
Originally Posted by dave01:
“Does the 10.45m peak for the football include the simulcast on Sky Sports? If not, then the true peak could be more like 13m.”
“Does the 10.45m peak for the football include the simulcast on Sky Sports? If not, then the true peak could be more like 13m.”
That's a good question. I assumed it was for BBC1.
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“That's a good question. I assumed it was for BBC1.”
“That's a good question. I assumed it was for BBC1.”
1.804m peak for SS1 (exl. 3D which I was watching).
BBC Sport say 9.9m peak on BBC1, which I assume is the 15 minute peak and consistent with an absolute peak of 10.5m during the pens.
John Williams of Sky, reliable Ratings Thread source also claims 10.5m for BBC1
John Williams of Sky, reliable Ratings Thread source also claims 10.5m for BBC1
Originally Posted by Roscoe Barnes:
“What was the overnight and official series average? That 11.36m is an excellent rating to end with.”
“What was the overnight and official series average? That 11.36m is an excellent rating to end with.”
I thought 11m was possible. But that blitzed it!
It's not inconceivable that this figure could be Downton threatening!
A triumph for ITV's Stop The Midwives task force.
So a cumulative peak of 12.25m (exc 3D) between the BBC and Sky Sports for the football then. That is truly a mammoth rating.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“
I thought 11m was possible. But that blitzed it!
It's not inconceivable that this figure could be Downton threatening!
A triumph for ITV's Stop The Midwives task force.”
“
I thought 11m was possible. But that blitzed it!
It's not inconceivable that this figure could be Downton threatening!
A triumph for ITV's Stop The Midwives task force.
”
Downton Abbey is still the drama leader, if Call The Midwife can get 2m timeshifts & 12m viewers each episode in series 2 then it will be right up there with it.
sorry guys no spoilers this week, I'm trying to sort something on website
hopefully will be live by 1.30pm, will you know
hopefully will be live by 1.30pm, will you know
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“
I thought 11m was possible. But that blitzed it!
It's not inconceivable that this figure could be Downton threatening!
A triumph for ITV's Stop The Midwives task force.”
“
I thought 11m was possible. But that blitzed it!
It's not inconceivable that this figure could be Downton threatening!
A triumph for ITV's Stop The Midwives task force.
”
If you call 0.36m above your expectation a blitzing, then congrats!
Call the Midlife Crisis has completely passed me by. Really don't see the appeal of this one.
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“10m peak for the football!”
“10m peak for the football!
”
Don't forget Sky reckon you should add one-third to the BARB figure to include people watching in pubs to get the true figure for a major sporting event. I was watching the shoot-out on BBC1 in a pub with 10 other people.
Originally Posted by sn_22:
“Another potential trap avoided, then. I keep looking out for signs that the whole thing has been "BBC-ed" as Score said, but there doesn't seem too much evidence of it so far. Indeed, the BBC has approached the entire project so far in a very unapologetic manner. Spending big, going after the big names, staying loyal to the style and format of the show - it all whiffs of Danny Cohen starting to exert himself. Aggressively winning the format rights to begin with wasn't the sort of thing I could ever have envisaged Jay Hunt doing. And it doesn't look like having won those rights the BBC are going to risk killing the show by way of a thousand tiny cuts and edits either.
More power to Danny Cohen if thats the case. I can't imagine I'll be an avid Voice viewer, but that kind of ambition and attitude is much more what I want from BBC One, rather than the countless half-hearted attempts at Saturday night entertainment we've seen in the past few years.”
“Another potential trap avoided, then. I keep looking out for signs that the whole thing has been "BBC-ed" as Score said, but there doesn't seem too much evidence of it so far. Indeed, the BBC has approached the entire project so far in a very unapologetic manner. Spending big, going after the big names, staying loyal to the style and format of the show - it all whiffs of Danny Cohen starting to exert himself. Aggressively winning the format rights to begin with wasn't the sort of thing I could ever have envisaged Jay Hunt doing. And it doesn't look like having won those rights the BBC are going to risk killing the show by way of a thousand tiny cuts and edits either.
More power to Danny Cohen if thats the case. I can't imagine I'll be an avid Voice viewer, but that kind of ambition and attitude is much more what I want from BBC One, rather than the countless half-hearted attempts at Saturday night entertainment we've seen in the past few years.”
Reading about The Voice on here and I agree that I want to see BBC1 being more ambitious with their Saturday night light entertainment. ITV's offerings from Simon Cowell have looked more expensive and glitzy than most shows on BBC1. Only Strictly has managed to hold its own.
BBC light entertainment has a cheap stigma, The Voice looks like it will avoid that label.
Speaking of The Voice, the French version launched on Saturday evening to 9m which was very big for its host channel.
http://www.ozap.com/actu/audiences-e...sur-tf1/439567
Originally Posted by ftv:
“Don't forget Sky reckon you should add one-third to the BARB figure to include people watching in pubs to get the true figure for a major sporting event. I was watching the shoot-out on BBC1 in a pub with 10 other people.”
“Don't forget Sky reckon you should add one-third to the BARB figure to include people watching in pubs to get the true figure for a major sporting event. I was watching the shoot-out on BBC1 in a pub with 10 other people.”
You'd think most pubs would have the Sky broadcast on though, but interestingly the pub I was in at kick off and the one I walked past on the way home were showing BBC1.
Mind you, it is posh round my way....
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“data for w/e 19th February 2012 now live on BARB website
enjoy”
“data for w/e 19th February 2012 now live on BARB website
enjoy
”
Thanks Mike!
I see Call The Midwife actually had 11.41m! What a success story that was for BBC1! Huge!
Call the Midwife - 11.41m
Upstairs Downton - 7.87m
Antiques Roadshow - 7.01m (opposite Corrie!)
Let's Dance - 6.84m
(last ever) Hustle - 6.80m
The heavily squeezed and caught in a pincer movement Top Gear still managed 5.28m - low by its standards, but it was up against a 11.4m rating behemoth and a 9.02m rating Corrie!
What other show could manage >5m against 11m and 9m shows - at the same time!
Prisoners' Wives (5.18m) and Inside Men (4.45m) both seem to have rallied a bit from their overnights that week.
Upstairs Downton - 7.87m
Antiques Roadshow - 7.01m
(opposite Corrie!)Let's Dance - 6.84m
(last ever) Hustle - 6.80m
The heavily squeezed and caught in a pincer movement Top Gear still managed 5.28m - low by its standards, but it was up against a 11.4m rating behemoth and a 9.02m rating Corrie!
What other show could manage >5m against 11m and 9m shows - at the same time!
Prisoners' Wives (5.18m) and Inside Men (4.45m) both seem to have rallied a bit from their overnights that week.
The prestigious and world-renowned all-Premier League FA Cup on a Saturday evening on ITV1: 4.58m incl HD
(vs the lowly Carling Cup featuring a Championship side, from Wales, which delivered an overnight 6m audience for BBC1 yesterday, 10.5m peak... )
(vs the lowly Carling Cup featuring a Championship side, from Wales, which delivered an overnight 6m audience for BBC1 yesterday, 10.5m peak...
)
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“The Football League should be delighted with those numbers, as will the sponsors!
They might well be asking themselves how they have allowed the BBC to walk away from a new deal, given that they will never see those numbers again.
As will their sponsors....”
“The Football League should be delighted with those numbers, as will the sponsors!
They might well be asking themselves how they have allowed the BBC to walk away from a new deal, given that they will never see those numbers again.
As will their sponsors....”
so
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“maybe the sports will come to realise this, and make a much more favourable offer to the BBC in the future.
Other than what is on the crown jewels list, I dont think any sport or sporting event has any right to expect high quality BBC coverage paid for by licence fee payers.”
“maybe the sports will come to realise this, and make a much more favourable offer to the BBC in the future.
Other than what is on the crown jewels list, I dont think any sport or sporting event has any right to expect high quality BBC coverage paid for by licence fee payers.”
Did I accidentally blunder into the truth?
Could someone post the series 1 official numbers for DA and CTM, together in one post, just so we can see them together for ease of reference?
(Yes, I know, "wasn't on in Scotland", blah, blah, blah....
)
(Yes, I know, "wasn't on in Scotland", blah, blah, blah....
)
Call the Midwife: Series 1 (2012)
Episode 1: 9.83m
Episode 2: 10.47m
Episode 3: 10.66m
Episode 4: 10.89m
Episode 5: 10.42m
Episode 6: 11.41m
Series Average: 10.61m
Downton Abbey: Series 1 (2010)
Episode 1: 9.24m
Episode 2: 9.97m
Episode 3: 8.97m
Episode 4: 9.70m
Episode 5: 9.39m
Episode 6: 9.84m
Episode 7: 10.77m
Series Average: 9.70m
Downton Abbey: Series 2 (2011)
Episode 1: 10.94m (475k +1)
Episode 2: 11.16m (601k +1)
Episode 3: 10.80m (531k +1)
Episode 4: 10.69m (606k +1)
Episode 5: 11.10m (486k +1)
Episode 6: 10.82m (504k +1)
Episode 7: 11.88m (383k +1)
Episode 8: 12.15m (297k +1)
Series Average: 11.19m (485k +1)
Christmas Special: 11.59m (513k +1)
Episode 1: 9.83m
Episode 2: 10.47m
Episode 3: 10.66m
Episode 4: 10.89m
Episode 5: 10.42m
Episode 6: 11.41m
Series Average: 10.61m
Downton Abbey: Series 1 (2010)
Episode 1: 9.24m
Episode 2: 9.97m
Episode 3: 8.97m
Episode 4: 9.70m
Episode 5: 9.39m
Episode 6: 9.84m
Episode 7: 10.77m
Series Average: 9.70m
Downton Abbey: Series 2 (2011)
Episode 1: 10.94m (475k +1)
Episode 2: 11.16m (601k +1)
Episode 3: 10.80m (531k +1)
Episode 4: 10.69m (606k +1)
Episode 5: 11.10m (486k +1)
Episode 6: 10.82m (504k +1)
Episode 7: 11.88m (383k +1)
Episode 8: 12.15m (297k +1)
Series Average: 11.19m (485k +1)
Christmas Special: 11.59m (513k +1)
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