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I'll give TXF another two series and if ratings continue to fall, then Cowell will pull it as he can't bear being beaten at anything. IAC again could run for a long time as there are always enough has beens who need the cash, but the fact the show's 10 years old, the format hasn't changed could count against it and if they hire in a bad bunch of celebs, it could go Pete Tong. |
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Agreed, but I do expect a few peaks here and there, although I'm more looking forward to BBC Three's figures to be honest.
It won't have any long term effect when they return to their usual schedule but I expect people will be pressing 7 more regularly than they ever have been. |
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Agreed, but I do expect a few peaks here and there, although I'm more looking forward to BBC Three's figures to be honest.
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40.7m total viewers for NBC's coverage last night. Brilliant rating.
http://www.deadline.com/2012/07/olym...ning-ceremony/ Quote:
Certainly not expecting any big ratings for Olympics tomorrow - its been a quiet one - compared to what's to come. Highlights for the next hour, not a lot of any consequence now going on.
BTW, will the officials take out all the breaks they're bloody taking for trailers and unnecessary daytime editions of 60 Seconds? |
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Roger Mosey has tweeted the Opening Ceremony will be repeated on Saturday 18th August afternoon on BBC1 because of the 'huge popular response'.
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Certainly not expecting any big ratings for Olympics tomorrow - its been a quiet one - compared to what's to come. Highlights for the next hour, not a lot of any consequence now going on.
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I suspect though the climax of the road race will easily outrate the climax of the Tour de France, which should please you Robbie.
Phelps v Lochte the highlight of day one really, but I expect Rebecca Adlington tomorrow to set the early sporting benchmark ratings wise. |
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Loving Gary Lineker's Saturday night chat show on BBC1. To the Team GB woman footballer who missed the Games due to pregnancy: "So are you regretting that now?"
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Sadly NBC's decision to delay it seems to always be vindicated by the numbers.
No British medal on day one puts a bit of a downer on it. BTW, will the officials take out all the breaks they're bloody taking for trailers and unnecessary daytime editions of 60 Seconds? |
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Loving Gary Lineker's Saturday night chat show on BBC1. To the Team GB woman footballer who missed the Games due to pregnancy: "So are you regretting that now?"
![]() Pure Partridge. But if it rates well... ![]() It's notable that the 7-10pm slot was seperate with no handover from the previous show, as if to show that this is the main flagship show. Sue wrapped up her show with closing titles, trailers, ident & titles into Gary's show. Earlier in the day the seperate 'programmes' were merged into one, besides the news breaks. |
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I am - but BBC Three's figures need to have BBC HD included, I've watched a lot of stuff there today. They should of just called it BBC3 HD as they've had BBC3 idents, trails etc today.
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I imagine NBC will be delighted with the ratings for the Opening Ceremony. I believe they're going to take a hit with the 2012 Olympics but in the long term they'll make money from both the Winter Olympics in 2014 and the Summer Olympics in 2016 which will be closer in terms of time zone as Rio is only 1 hour behind in the East Coast which means the bulk of the NBC lineup will be live thus increasing ad revenue and ratings and the BBC will still be able to show some events in primetime as the different between UK and Rio is only 4 hours although I imagine major events like swimming and althetics will be shown after midnight.
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Australian ratings
The 9.30 showing of Fresh Prince of Bel Air wins the day with over 2m viewers, though a certain event overrunning may explain why http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2012/07/...s-numbers.html 1.7m watched the opening ceremony live from 6am, 1.3m watched teh afternoon repeat. The first day of action got 1.96m in early evening, presumably this is 6.30pm-8pm but not entirely sure, over 450,000 watched overnight. Australia is not the best example though, firstly its Winter and secondly sport matters more, but looking at the figures in the article Channel 9 must be chuffed |
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The 9.30 showing of Fresh Prince of Bel Air wins the day with over 2m viewers, though a certain event overrunning may explain why http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2012/07/...s-numbers.html 1.7m watched the opening ceremony live from 6am, 1.3m watched teh afternoon repeat. The first day of action got 1.96m in early evening, presumably this is 6.30pm-8pm but not entirely sure, over 450,000 watched overnight. Australia is not the best example though, firstly its Winter and secondly sport matters more, but looking at the figures in the article Channel 9 must be chuffed |
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That's a stunning figure for the Opening Ceremony; I didn't expect it to be that high considering the late finish.
No other channel stood a chance last night but I don't think Big Brother disgraced itself despite hitting it's lowest viewing figure ever. Vera was basically being burned off and I'm sure ITV expected a drubbing - they'll be satisfied that Coronation Street held above 6m though the share looks low. The Million Pound Drop suffered The Million Viewer Drop, suffering from the same stupidity that saw The Big Sports Quiz being pitched against a live sports event on Thursday night. Gardener's World is a credit to BBC Two with a decent rating, even if it did air before the main ceremony began.
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I imagine Nine could only show a couple of events live due to the time difference, a lot of the prime events like swimmings will be on in the morning.
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Day1 peaks at 8.7m #Olympics2012 9:37 AM - 29 Jul 12 Fantastic peak. |
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Day1 peaks at 8.7m #Olympics2012 9:37 AM - 29 Jul 12 Fantastic peak. |
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Peak was at 20:20 according to Sam Hodges and appears to be BBC One only.
Fairly significant if BBC Three had ~2m at a guess. |
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That's stunning really on what will probably prove to be the quietest night of the fortnight. The peak came for the women's 400m individual medley final featuring Hannah Miley.
Could we hit 10m tonight for Becky Adlington at 8.15? |
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BBC Media Centre's first daily bulletin from yesterday: http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/med...at-28-jul.html
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All Day Shares inc +1's
BBC One - 29.9% ITV1 - 6.7% BBC Three - 6.4% Channel 4 - 4.9% BBC Two - 4.0% ITV2 - 3.2% Channel 5 - 3.1% Source: C4 Sales I believe that's an all-time low for ITV, and obviously 6.4% is a record multichannel all-day share I would have thought. |
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They must really be loosing the advertisers?
Must be the lowest day of people watching TV ever last night? |
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From Sam Hodges: BBC3 averaged 879k between 9am and 11pm. Over 1m from 6-10pm.
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From Sam Hodges: BBC3 averaged 879k between 9am and 11pm. Over 1m from 6-10pm.
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No other channel stood a chance last night but I don't think Big Brother disgraced itself despite hitting it's lowest viewing figure ever. Vera was basically being burned off and I'm sure ITV expected a drubbing - they'll be satisfied that Coronation Street held above 6m though the share looks low. The Million Pound Drop suffered The Million Viewer Drop, suffering from the same stupidity that saw The Big Sports Quiz being pitched against a live sports event on Thursday night. Gardener's World is a credit to BBC Two with a decent rating, even if it did air before the main ceremony began.
