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I was sure Ballykissangel moved to Wednesdays, but obviously others remember otherwise. Perhaps it was something else then - frankly these Sunday dramas do all merge into one.
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ITV1 (inc +1) last night:
19:30- Coronation Street: 8.6m 20:30- Coronation Street: 8.4m 21:00- Benidorm: 6.1m Ratings include HD and are full-slot averages |
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Going back to the previous thread, the DVD/Blu-Ray of the 25th Anniversary Phantom of the Opera concert runs at 160m (137m excluding encore).
So if C5 showed it in full it would have eight 3m 50s ad breaks and run for 3h 10m. I expect it will be cut. |
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Friday 16th March - Soap Overnights
BBC One 13:45- Doctors: 1.58m (21.6%) 20:00- EastEnders: 7.58m (35.4%) ITV1 19:00- Emmerdale: 6.84m (33.7%) , +1: 158k (0.7%) 19:30- Coronation Street: 8.47m (38.1%) , +1: 158 (0.7%) 20:30- Coronation Street: 8.7m (36.7%) , +1: 210k (0.9%) Channel 4 18:30- Hollyoaks: 775k (4.1%) Channel 5 17:00- Neighbours: 617k (4.5%) 17:30- Neighbours: 944k (5.9%) 18:00- Home and Away: 782k (4.4%) 18:30- Home and Away: 633k (3.3%) 5* 18:30- Neighbours: 110k (0.5%) 19:00- Home and Away: 160k (0.8%) BBC Three 22:00- EastEnders: 716k (3.8%) E4 19:00- Hollyoaks: 487k (2.4%) Ratings include HD and are tape-checked where necessary Source: DS |
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Avatar last showing on Sky 3D today, HD next Thurday and network premier on C4 next Sunday.
Is three days the shortest ever window from pay to free? |
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Friday 17th March Overnights
BBC One 21:00- New Tricks: 3.98m (17.7%) 22:35- The Graham Norton Show: 3.54m (24.6%) BBC Two 20:00- Mastermind: 1.85m (8.2%) 20:30- Gardeners' World: 1.96m (8.3%) 21:00- Reverse Missionaries: 762k (3.4%) 22:00- Qi: 1.94m (10.2%) ITV1 21:00- Benidorm: 5.77m (25.7%) , +1: 321k (1.8%) Channel 4 19:35- Come Dine with Me: 843k (3.7%) , +1: 228k (1%) 20:30- New Girl: 888k (3.7%) , +1: 118k (0.5%) 21:00- Celebrity Bank Job: 1.08m (4.8%) , +1: 171k (1%) Channel 5 20:00- Eddie Stobart: Trucks and Trailers: 1.48m (6.4%) , +1: 114k (0.5%) 21:00- The Mentalist: 1.49m (6.6%) , +1: 107k (0.6%) Primetime Shares ITV1: 24.5% (+1: 0.9%) BBC One: 19.7% BBC Two: 5.4% Channel 5: 5.1% (+1: 0.3%) Channel 4: 4.2% (+1: 0.8%) Ratings include HD and are tape-checked where necessary Source: DS |
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Not a great night last night but ITV done OK.
Poor for EE there. |
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Avatar last showing on Sky 3D today, HD next Thurday and network premier on C4 next Sunday.
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Can't see it doing big numbers on C4 in all honesty, like how Titanic bombed in the ratings on Xmas Day all those years back...the cinema ticket sales were so high that most who are interested have seen it, and general reaction to the film was average/poor. I also think its the kind of film you'd only want to watch again at a Cinema or if you have a big screen HD/3D Bluray set up at home.
As for Titanic, not the best way to watch a three hour film with all the distractions of Christmas Day. |
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Avatar will rate very well IMO. A rating of over 4m (inc. +1) is likely, but at the very least it should rate low 3s.
If you are going to have a stab at the DSRPG this weekend, my tip would be to predict high for this one. |
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Avatar will rate very well IMO. A rating of over 4m (inc. +1) is likely.
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What's it up against?
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What's it up against?
DOI has been on the weak side this series anyway. |
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It doesn't really matter. Big film premieres (and for me Avatar is firmly in that category) much like live sport, are normally robust enough to cope with anything thrown at them.
Those were pretty extreme circumstances though and it'll probably do much better second time round. Avatar should still do well though.
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ITV might have something to say about that after the last Harry Potter premiere!
Those were pretty extreme circumstances though and it'll probably do much better second time round. Avatar should still do well though. |
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True. I still feel the number of HP repeats on ITV1 at the end of last year was a big factor there.
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Avatar last showing on Sky 3D today, HD next Thurday and network premier on C4 next Sunday.
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A bit poorer for Benidorm compared to the past few weeks, but still a very good rating.
Hope the ratings for the lunch sport battle are reported... Six Nations (BBC1), F1 Highlights (BBC2) and FA Cup (ITV1). |
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Poor for EE there.
And secondly, it had a higher audience share than Emmerdale Stop picking on Eastenders. ![]() ![]() And any ratings for plucky little Helen Skelton? |
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Can't see it doing big numbers on C4 in all honesty, like how Titanic bombed in the ratings on Xmas Day all those years back...the cinema ticket sales were so high that most who are interested have seen it, and general reaction to the film was average/poor. I also think its the kind of film you'd only want to watch again at a Cinema or if you have a big screen HD/3D Bluray set up at home.
That said I can't see it ratings particularly well. According to the Daily Star (don't ask, don't judge, don't believe!) C4 have shelled out over £3m for the rights for just two showing so need it to do well. The slot C4 have put the first showing in suggest the Daily Star are talking bullshit - but then again C4 have proved time and time again they are that stupid. P.S. Notice Jay Hunt has commissioned her perfect show for Thursday nights - something that combines selling junk with revamping houses. |
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A bit low for Benidorm but it gets 6 screenings in a week so it will still be 8-9m in total which beats most comedies
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Hope the ratings for the lunch sport battle are reported... Six Nations (BBC1), F1 Highlights (BBC2) and FA Cup (ITV1).
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A bit low for Benidorm but it gets 6 screenings in a week so it will still be 8-9m in total which beats most comedies
Perhaps more surprising is that the YBF repeat on Sunday got 3.6m, which combined with the 4.7m on the Saturday gives it a total of 8.3m, which when ITV2 repeats and timeshifters are taken into account should lead to something approaching 9 million for last week's YBF, which is quite incredible for what it is. Obviously there will be a few repeat viewers in there but even so...
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A bit low for Benidorm but it gets 6 screenings in a week so it will still be 8-9m in total which beats most comedies
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A bit low for Benidorm but it gets 6 screenings in a week so it will still be 8-9m in total which beats most comedies
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Those were pretty extreme circumstances though and it'll probably do much better second time round. Avatar should still do well though.


