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The Ratings Thread (Part 37)
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Hassaan13
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Thursday 28th June 2012 - More Ratings
BBC One
13:45 - Wimbledon: 2.39m (26%)
* peak: 3.74m (26.84%) at 17:35
18:00 - BBC News at Six: 3.84m (24%)
18:30 - Regional News and Weather: 5.00m (29%)
19:00 - MOTD Live: Germany vs Italy: 8.06m (36.9%)
* peak: 12.03m (48.7%) at 21:35
22:00 - BBC News at Ten: 5.62m (27%)
22:35 - Question Time: 3.21m (23%)

BBC Two
22:15 - Coast: 990k (4.9%)

ITV1
18:00 - ITV Regional News: 3.31m (21%) inc +1
18:30 - ITV News & Weather: 2.835m (17%) inc +1
20:00 - Tonight: 2.32m (10.6%), +1: 65k (0.4%)
20:30 - You've Been Framed!: 1.80m (7.8%)
21:00 - Benidorm: 1.81m (7.6%), +1: 164k (0.9%)

Channel 4
20:00 - Country House Rescue: 1.28m (5.7%), +1: 158k (0.7%)

Channel 5
21:00 - Extraordinary People: 1.20m (5.0%), +1: 73k (0.39%)
22:00 - Big Brother: 1.38m (7.2%)

Primetime Shares
BBC One - 34.6%
* highest Thursday share since Christmas Day 2008
ITV1 - 13.0% (+1: 0.7%)
BBC Two - 8.0%
Channel 4 - 4.4% (+1: 0.6%)
Channel 5 - 4.1% (+1: 0.2%)
ITV3 - 2.4% inc +1
E4 - 2.4% inc +1
BBC Three - 1.3%
* lowest Thursday share since September 2009

Multichannels
BBC Three
21:00 - Russell Howard’s Good News: 284k (1.2%)
* series low

23:00 - Family Guy: 668k (5.1%)
23:20 - Family Guy: 732k (7.0%)
23:45 - American Dad: 592k (7.4%)
24:05 - American Dad: 543k (9.7%)

E4 (inc +1)
20:00 - The Big Bang Theory: 548k (2.5%)
20:30 - How I Met Your Mother: 556k (2.4%)
* series low
21:00 - 2 Broke Girls: 662k (2.8%)
* series low

ITV2 (inc +1)
21:00 - The Exclusives: 108k (0.5%)
22:00 - FILM: Total Recall: 626k (4.6%)

ITV3 (inc +1)
20:00 - A Touch of Frost: 654k (2.8%)

Yesterday
21:00 - Who Betrayed the Bomber Boys?: 339k (1.43%), +1: 28k (0.15%)
24:00 - Who Betrayed the Bomber Boys?: 92k (1.82%)

First set is here. Source: Broadcast (1, 2), DS, ITV Media”

Then again, it was a compilation episode which many people didn't like. Anyone have the ratings for every episode of the series?
pieboyjr
29-06-2012
Federer-Benneteau going into a final set. Expecting more big big ratings for BBC Two in the morning. I love this roof!
pieboyjr
29-06-2012
Tennis moving to BBC One.
allthingsuk
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by pieboyjr:
“Tennis moving to BBC One.”

Right decision IMO.
grahamzxy
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“Federer is live on BBC2/HD now and ought rate very well, it is under the roof so no chance of a rain delay. It looks like he is going to lose the opening set - so hopefully a 4/5 set thriller is on the cards.”

My psychic ability knows no bounds, could we be looking at at 7m peak at 9.00pm? BBC2 viewers switching over and New Tricks viewers expecting a rerun episode.
Jonwo
29-06-2012
Wonder how Nadal's match would have done had BBC One not had football and thus could have moved the match to BBC One?
pieboyjr
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by allthingsuk:
“Right decision IMO.”

I agree. A New Tricks repeat is no contest with this. BBC Sport must be loving this week!
RobbieSykes123
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by pieboyjr:
“I agree. A New Tricks repeat is no contest with this. BBC Sport must be loving this week!”

And GeorgeS will have something else to grouse about in the morning....

Bless...
Charnham
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by pieboyjr:
“Tennis moving to BBC One.”

thats good, it will stop them cancelling Episodes.
Kapellmeister
29-06-2012
If Benneteau's knee is knackered then it could've been the worst decision to move to BBC1
Jonwo
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by pieboyjr:
“I agree. A New Tricks repeat is no contest with this. BBC Sport must be loving this week!”

BBC Two had the second half of the Schama's Shakespeare and displacing a repeat on BBC One allows for bigger ratings and for BBC Two to have its schedule uninterrupted.

I agree with what Cent said yesterday, they need to move Today at Wimbledon to a later slot as it's always delayed or cancelled/
NeilVW
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“I agree with what Cent said yesterday, they need to move Today at Wimbledon to a later slot as it's always delayed or cancelled/”

The advantage of the current set-up, though, is that highlights of tennis can be replaced by live tennis, limiting the impact on other programmes.
RobbieSykes123
29-06-2012
Amusingly, in the bar I am currently in the big screen has stayed with Simon Schama and the crowd who had been watching the tennis have now dissipated, presumably thinking it will continue tomorrow....
Andy23
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by Kapellmeister:
“If Benneteau's knee is knackered then it could've been the worst decision to move to BBC1 ”

Indeed the decision is looking increasingly daft now.

BBC1 left with one set of Federer trouncing an opponent, nothing particularly special, and presumably having to fill with something unbilled at 9:30.

All the story of why this match was interesting was done and dusted on BBC2.
SamuelW
29-06-2012
Really quick final set, the Federer match just finished. 40 minutes to fill now.
NeilVW
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“Indeed the decision is looking increasingly daft now.

BBC1 left with one set of Federer trouncing an opponent, nothing particularly special, and presumably having to fill with something unbilled at 9:30.”

It had all the hallmarks of another thriller like last night's, so it was still the right call. I just hope they don't wheel out bloody Coast now...
GeorgeS
29-06-2012
How old does Barry Davis sound! I'd no idea he was still around.

Nice coverage of people leaving a stadium for the next 40 minutes
Andy23
29-06-2012
Have I got Old News for You is now at 9:30pm, hardly prime time material.
russellelly
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“Indeed the decision is looking increasingly daft now.

BBC1 left with one set of Federer trouncing an opponent, nothing particularly special, and presumably having to fill with something unbilled at 9:30.

All the story of why this match was interesting was done and dusted on BBC2.”

The best tennis was done by 7:30 on 2. But still, they ditched a repeat for what could have been an incredible finish. Wasn't to be though. No crystal balls.
Kapellmeister
29-06-2012
Poor BBC

Last night's tennis was obviously more dramatic but live sport is just not something that can be predicted. The BBC went for it and, this time, they miscalculated.
grahamzxy
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Really quick final set, the Federer match just finished. 40 minutes to fill now.”

They can put a 30 minute show on at 21:30 - maybe Mrs Browns Boys or a best of Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow? HIGONFY will do as a filler, will it beat The Circus and win the slot?
5 a day
29-06-2012
It shouldn't always be about ratings. Sometimes they should just leave things as they are.
russellelly
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by 5 a day:
“It shouldn't always be about ratings. Sometimes they should just leave things as they are.”

There wasn't tennis scheduled on either channel at 9pm.
grahamzxy
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by 5 a day:
“It shouldn't always be about ratings. Sometimes they should just leave things as they are.”

Live sport will often take priority, and it should over a repeat.
dan2008
29-06-2012
Originally Posted by Charnham:
“I got your name wrong, my apologises.

I wouldn't go on a killing spree if I were you, they probably dont let you watch EastEnders in jail, and given that its a spree you will only end up dead or in jail.

Why are we talking about Princess Diana again?”

No Worries. I wont hold it against you I bet they do. I expect they watch EastEnders whille eating their big macs before they enter the Gym
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