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The Ratings Thread (Part 32)
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Fudd
29-02-2012
Is it another case of confusion in the US with the new set of ratings or is there an explanation behind the drops this time?
grahamzxy
29-02-2012
Quote:
“EastEnders pulled in 8.25m (37.8%) at 7.30pm as Lucy accused Mandy of cheating on Ian. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 603k (3.2%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 7.26m (34.4%) at 7pm as Declan refused to buy the Bartons' farm. A further 143k (0.7%) tuned in on ITV1+1.”

EE - 8.85m

EM - 7.40m

EE wins easily as expected.
Fudd
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“EE - 8.85m

EM - 7.40m

EE wins easily as expected.”

Are we allowed to count second showings now?
grahamzxy
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“Are we allowed to count second showings now? ”

Only if it makes the argument more concrete, had EM rated 1m on +1, I would have skimmed over the fact
Fudd
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“Only if it makes the argument more concrete, had EM rated 1m on +1, I would have skimmed over the fact ”

I love the honesty.
C14E
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“Is it another case of confusion in the US with the new set of ratings or is there an explanation behind the drops this time?”

American Idol doesn't usually air on Tuesdays (although it did air the same night last year). So for now, that'll be the reason. If the declines keep going it'll be panic again!

The y-o-y declines for ABC are primarily due to a drop at 9pm (The River vs V) and Body of Proof generally doing badly and being compared to a 20/20 special on Charlie Sheen at the height of his crazyness. The Biggest Loser you'd expect to fall vs Idol. So NBC and ABC seem OK.

CBS is the only really weird one with NCIS down quite a lot but NCIS:LA up a bit.
Glenn A
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“I didnt know Eggheads was more popular than Deal or No Deal, I thought DOND normally got more viewers. A pity that Pointless trailed behind The Chase but The Chase did have a headstart. The Exit List is very unpopular.”

Eggheads is a better show as a lot of the questions are quite tough. DOND is like Noel Edmonds wanting to do better things, like his themed weeks and freaky contestants, but knows he is constrained by a poor format in daytime.
Rob1985
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“Tuesday 28 February 2012 including +1

The Big Bang Theory
E4 18:30 0.9million

http://www.channel4sales.com/data/ov.../February/2012”

E4 almost beats CH4 at 6.30!
Andy23
29-02-2012
Is Deal or No Deal even still winning it's slot now? What does BBC2 and ITV1 get at 4pm?

It's ratings dropped quite significantly due to typical Channel 4 overkill and the ridiculous over the top nonsense within each episode.
grahamzxy
29-02-2012
I think any game show starts to look tired after many years of constant broadcast, DOND is a parlour game without any real skill, the only variant is the courage of the player. When you consider a show like Pointless, The Chase or Eggheads - every show is different, the questions range from hard to simple. I don't see DOND being on air 6 days a week from 2013 and expect ratings to continue to slowly drop.
sn_22
29-02-2012
Strong night for BBC Two and C4 - the Horizon documentary did brilliantly for the former by getting itself noticed in the news, while BFGW does seem to be doing some good for the rest of the C4 schedule with Supersizers and Shameless putting in strong numbers too.

The task of the smaller channels is made easier by a dismal night for ITV. The Exit List is looking like the worst of a really terrible bunch of shows that have sunk in the Flopzone and ITV have successfully used Tuesdays to kill TBL too. They can't have expected anything else when they placed it there, surely. It didn't have spare viewers to shed. BBC One was very solid by contrast - an excellent share for The One Show and the soap block is obviously solid. Prisoners Wives sounds like it deserves better but they obviously made a mis-step with the title. It'll be lucky to return with those numbers, but it's not inconceivable.
grahamzxy
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“Is Deal or No Deal even still winning it's slot now? What does BBC2 and ITV1 get at 4pm?

It's ratings dropped quite significantly due to typical Channel 4 overkill and the ridiculous over the top nonsense within each episode.”

BBC2
29 FLOG IT! (MON 1544) 1.47m
14 PERFECTION (MON 1630) 1.92m

ITV1
Midsomer Murders (1600) ??
SydneyHedgehog
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“I think any game show starts to look tired after many years of constant broadcast, DOND is a parlour game without any real skill, the only variant is the courage of the player. When you consider a show like Pointless, The Chase or Eggheads - every show is different, the questions range from hard to simple. I don't see DOND being on air 6 days a week from 2013 and expect ratings to continue to slowly drop.”

Deal or No Deal is Eggheads for the lower classes.
Brekkie
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Both BBC One and ITV1 showing Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations in June. The latter has Phillip Schofield and Julie Etchingham presenting: http://www.imediamonkey.com/itvs-jul...lip-schofield/

Is Huw Edwards doing it for BBC One?”

A good move by ITV - as the article says they may have lost the ratings that day but the critics were pretty much unanimous in the praise for Pip & Julie on ITV.

On to C4 and they've announced today (again?) they'll screen the sequel to Pillars of the Earth - World without End - later this year. I know I've seen that confirmed before. They've also bought the rights to Labyrinth - a three part mini-series - which may be in the same mould as Pillars or could be awfully worthy!

Quote:
“Kate Mosse's best-selling adventure thriller is adapted for TV by award-winning writer Adrian Hodges (My Week with Marilyn, Primeval) and directed by Christopher Smith (Black Death, Triangle). The high-concept thriller takes a journey through the south of France of the present, and the dark and tortured landscape of the Crusades and Cathar massacres of medieval times. Two spirited and charismatic heroines must somehow work together across the centuries in order to save a four-thousand-year-old secret from falling into the wrong hands. Labyrinth weaves its way through truth and legend, past and present, seamlessly blending into a unique and heart-wrenching thriller.”

Also notice after a daytime trial before Christmas that "Come Date with Me" comes to primetime on March 10th - so likely to end up against The Voice and Take Me Out, meaning once again C4 are wasting a show which probably wouldn't do too bad in another slot.

And E4 is airing the new (and final) series of One Tree Hill from Monday, meaning their drama acquisitions slate is completely bare this autumn as things stand, They'll definately need to beef that up as they have done with comedy this year as I think going forward to the 2012/13 season they've currently only got 90210 - assuming CW don't axe it.
Charnham
29-02-2012
E4 could go for the CWs new show "Arrow" assuming it gets a pick up.

I think C5 might go for Elementary, however I could also see Sky showing an interest. Personally I would find the claim that Elementary is "Believer in Better" hilarious.
Samthefootball
29-02-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“I think any game show starts to look tired after many years of constant broadcast, DOND is a parlour game without any real skill, the only variant is the courage of the player. When you consider a show like Pointless, The Chase or Eggheads - every show is different, the questions range from hard to simple. I don't see DOND being on air 6 days a week from 2013 and expect ratings to continue to slowly drop.”

I think 1.6m is very good for a program thats on 6 days a week. It is still very popular and will go on for a while yet IMO
Cent
01-03-2012
Hearing that The Voice UK is on the move...

The Blind Auditions were filmed in Studio 1 at TV Centre - with all the "backstage" stuff filmed in Studios 2 and 6.

Now the whole operation is moving to The Fountain Studios for the Battle rounds.

Anyone know where the live shows will be based?
Fudd
01-03-2012
Originally Posted by Cent:
“Hearing that The Voice UK is on the move...

The Blind Auditions were filmed in Studio 1 at TV Centre - with all the "backstage" stuff filmed in Studios 2 and 6.

Now the whole operation is moving to The Fountain Studios for the Battle rounds.

Anyone know where the live shows will be based?”

Will The Voice UK be finished before Britain's Got Talent's live shows?
Jonwo
01-03-2012
The live shows are going to be at Elstree, didn't Over the Rainbow film at the Fountain Studios in 2010. BGT only uses it for a week anyway.
Fudd
01-03-2012
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“The live shows are going to be at Elstree, didn't Over the Rainbow film at the Fountain Studios in 2010. BGT only uses it for a week anyway.”

So blind auditions at Television Centre; battle rounds at Fountain Studios and the live shows at Elstree? Talk about musical chairs.
Cent
01-03-2012
Ah right, yes apparently its taking the whole of the George Lucas Stage - so the size of the current Dancing on Ice studio (which is actually their old studio + the old Big Brother studio together).
derek500
01-03-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“ I don't see DOND being on air 6 days a week from 2013 and expect ratings to continue to slowly drop.”

The Monday-Friday shows consistently have C4's highest share of the day (around 15%). It must be worth keeping for that.
T Penery
01-03-2012
Originally Posted by derek500:
“The Monday-Friday shows consistently have C4's highest share of the day (around 15%). It must be worth keeping for that.”

and don't forget the number of people who watches DoND at 4pm is much more than those who are watching The Bank Job at the moment who has a larger budget and airs in primetime.
RobbieSykes123
01-03-2012
Only 6.6m for football, and that may include +1

Food Inspectors getting 5.1m puts that in context...

England match peaked at 8.3m. Not great. Cardiff City peaked at 10.5m Sunday teatime viewers on BBC1...
Bushmills
01-03-2012
6.5mfor the football (6.6m with +1). It peaked at 8.30pm with 8.2m

BBC1

TOS - 4.6m
Food Inspectors - 5.1m
Waterloo Rd - 4.1m
Masterchef - 3.8m
News - 4.9m


C4 (+1 figs in brackets)

Daddy Daycare - 800,000 (1m)
OBEM - 2.8m (3.4m)
10 O'Clock Live - 1m (1.1m)
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