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Fresh Meat was getting around 1 million or less last series so it's not too bad really.
Episode 2- 1.3m (inc. +1) Episode 3- 1.1m (inc. +1) Episode 4- 1.2m (inc. +1) Episode 5- 1.2m (inc. +1) Episode 6- 940k (inc. +1) Episode 7- 950k (inc. +1) Episode 8- 1.0m (inc. +1) Since then its profile has been raised by winning a number of high-profile awards, and through reruns on E4. So to start the new run at or close to a series low is not ideal. I'm guessing it has nice demos though, and it'll probably be one of 4OD's most watched shows. |
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Does poacching actually work anyway? Its very rre that there is a success story of poaching talent. Perhaps Graham Norton is the best example of that, but it took a fair few years for him to get some success at the BBC (other than hosting the ALW shows)
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Episode 1- 1.7m (inc. +1)
Episode 2- 1.3m (inc. +1) Episode 3- 1.1m (inc. +1) Episode 4- 1.2m (inc. +1) Episode 5- 1.2m (inc. +1) Episode 6- 940k (inc. +1) Episode 7- 950k (inc. +1) Episode 8- 1.0m (inc. +1) Since then its profile has been raised by winning a number of high-profile awards, and through reruns on E4. So to start the new run at or close to a series low is not ideal. I'm guessing it has nice demos though, and it'll probably be one of 4OD's most watched shows. |
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Episode 1- 1.7m (inc. +1)
Episode 2- 1.3m (inc. +1) Episode 3- 1.1m (inc. +1) Episode 4- 1.2m (inc. +1) Episode 5- 1.2m (inc. +1) Episode 6- 940k (inc. +1) Episode 7- 950k (inc. +1) Episode 8- 1.0m (inc. +1) Since then its profile has been raised by winning a number of high-profile awards, and through reruns on E4. So to start the new run at or close to a series low is not ideal. I'm guessing it has nice demos though, and it'll probably be one of 4OD's most watched shows. |
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Holy flip at Bake Off - 5.6m will consolidate well over 6m, and it will be pushing 7m by the time of the Final!
Perhaps in Wimbledon style, they should move the final to BBC1? How about a Saturday night, with an SCD lead-in?
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Are those overnights or the official ratings for Fresh Meat?
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Jewish Mum of the Year (C4): 1.16m (5.1%) / 226k (1.4%) +1
Person of Interest (C5): 1.15m (5.1%) / 126k (0.8%) +1 |
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BBC2 will end up showing a this is what we do trailer with all of there programmes just before the next bake off at this rate
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Holy flip at Bake Off - 5.6m will consolidate well over 6m, and it will be pushing 7m by the time of the Final!
Perhaps in Wimbledon style, they should move the final to BBC1? How about a Saturday night, with an SCD lead-in? ![]() That is one hell of a figure though. |
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Does poacching actually work anyway? Its very rre that there is a success story of poaching talent. Perhaps Graham Norton is the best example of that, but it took a fair few years for him to get some success at the BBC (other than hosting the ALW shows)
Morecambe and Wise BBC to ITV (although the original ITV to BBC move worked hugely successfully) Tony Hancock BBC to ITV Adrian Chiles,Christine Bleakley BBC to ITV Steve Rider BBC to ITV Des Lynam BBC to ITV Jonathan Ross BBC to ITV Michael Parkinson BBC to ITV The only one who survived was probably Bruce Forsyth |
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History suggests it doesn't work
Morecambe and Wise BBC to ITV (although the original ITV to BBC move worked hugely successfully) Tony Hancock BBC to ITV Adrian Chiles,Christine Bleakley BBC to ITV Steve Rider BBC to ITV Des Lynam BBC to ITV Jonathan Ross BBC to ITV Michael Parkinson BBC to ITV Jonathan Ross C4 to BBC Michael Parkinson ITV to BBC. |
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It's shame they aren't using GBBO as a lead in for one of their dramas, I know it's because they have drama on BBC1 at that time, but it does seem like a bit of a waste. Excellent figure for it, I still don't think it will move channels, it feels like a BBC2 show and that's one of the reasons it's drawing in viewers it's doesn't sensationalise anything, hopefully they don't want to risk messing it up. It's also not like Holby City is doing badly against it, it's still 5m, so I'll doubt they'll be worried about that.
Good to see The Paradise stable, although I would have hoped it would have increased more than just 0.03m with lesser competition. |
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History suggests it doesn't work
Morecambe and Wise BBC to ITV (although the original ITV to BBC move worked hugely successfully) Tony Hancock BBC to ITV Adrian Chiles,Christine Bleakley BBC to ITV Steve Rider BBC to ITV Des Lynam BBC to ITV Jonathan Ross BBC to ITV Michael Parkinson BBC to ITV The only one who survived was probably Bruce Forsyth Quote:
Steve Rider ITV/C4 to BBC
Jonathan Ross C4 to BBC Michael Parkinson ITV to BBC. Jamie Oliver BBC2 to Channel 4 Ant & Dec BBC to Channel 4 to ITV Harry Enfield Channel 4 to BBC2 Vic & Bob Channel 4 to BBC2 |
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Overnights.
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Fresh Meat added 197k on +1 so it had more viewers than the last three episodes of Series 1, but was well below slot average of 1.2m (6.7%) exc. +1.
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Figures for Cuckoo? I wonder if it'll be higher than the 789k it got last week.
Bake Off doing really well for BBC2 aswell, only other show that gets that kind of figures is Top Gear
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Holy flip at Bake Off - 5.6m will consolidate well over 6m, and it will be pushing 7m by the time of the Final!
Perhaps in Wimbledon style, they should move the final to BBC1? How about a Saturday night, with an SCD lead-in? ![]() |
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It sounds like an item from This Morning turned into a series. I'll lay off the criticism in the hope ITV convince themselves it's a major league hit and commission a twenty week hour long series for a flagship slot rather than Corrie filler.
![]() And as mentioned, it's doing better than most ITV shows in far cushier slots, and it's obvious any benefit from being between the two Corries is completely wiped out by being opposite 'stEnders. It's an obvious hit as far as these shows go. As mentioned, credit where it's due. This is exactly what ITV1 should be doing. Quote:
Does poacching actually work anyway? Its very rre that there is a success story of poaching talent. Perhaps Graham Norton is the best example of that, but it took a fair few years for him to get some success at the BBC (other than hosting the ALW shows)
Poaching works if there's an obvious vehicle for them on the new channel and it's offering something that they can't do in their existing home, or if they poach the whole thing lock stock and barrel, star, format and everything, like with Frank Skinner when it was exactly the same show, Where it doesn't work is when they just poach them to get them to do the same kind of shows they were doing before, especially as they can't use the actual format so they do something that's like them only worse. And unfortunately that always seems to be the approach C4 take. Quote:
Steve Rider ITV/C4 to BBC
Jonathan Ross C4 to BBC Michael Parkinson ITV to BBC. Jonathan Ross didn't go from C4 to the Beeb, he went to ITV and did a load of dull series like The Big Big Talent Show and I'm pretty sure when the Beeb signed him up he was a freelancer who didn't have a contract with anyone. Similarly Parky was just a reporter and journalist who did some stuff for ITV and then did some stuff for the Beeb, when Parkinson started he was a reporter on 24 Hours. Quote:
I'm not really a fan of airing pilots as really if the network is impressed by something they should show a bit of faith and let the creators plan out a full series. It's also surely quite costly to air a series of pilots as opposed to taking a gamble on one series.
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I wonder what price a renegotiation of the clause that stipulates MOTD has to start when it does. I don't see any reason other than tradition, to have MOTD on Saturday night at all especially these days.
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Figures for Cuckoo? I wonder if it'll be higher than the 789k it got last week
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Bake Off... holy **** that is an incredible rating for BBC2!
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Fresh Meat added 197k on +1 so it had more viewers than the last three episodes of Series 1, but was well below slot average of 1.2m (6.7%) exc. +1.
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Fantastic for GBBO. It just keeps growing and growing. I would move it to BBC1 next year, i'm of the believe that you put your highest rated, populist shows on the number one channel and 5.6m overnights are certainly populist ratings.
Decent for The Paradise too, holding steady at that figure with a decent timeshift should mean it's ok for a second series. |
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Monday 8th October 2012
BBC One 13:45 - Doctors: 1.55m (21.1%) 17:15 - Pointless: 2.34m (16.0%) 18:00 - BBC News at Six: 4.95m (27%) 18:30 - BBC Regional News: 5.56m (28%) 19:00 - The One Show: 4.29m (21%) 20:00 - EastEnders: 7.59m (31.7%) 20:30 - Panorama: 2.77m (11.5%) 21:00 - New Tricks: 7.02m (29.7%) 22:00 - BBC News at Ten: 4.73m (25%) BBC Two 14:15 - The Weakest Link: 220k (3.2%) 16:30 - Breakaway: 1.10m (10.2%) 18:00 - Eggheads: 1.46m (8.1%) 20:00 - University Challenge: 2.85m (11.9%) 20:30 - Nigellisima: 2.21m (9.2%) 21:00 - Wonderland: I Was Once A Beauty Queen: 1.3m (5.5%) ITV1 17:00 - The Chase: 2.85m (20.8%), +1: 220k (1.2%) 19:00 - Emmerdale: 7.13m (34.2%), +1: 126k (0.5%) 19:30 - Coronation Street: 8.73m (39.3%), +1: 165k (0.7%) 20:00 - Paul O'Grady's For The Love of Dogs: 4.66m (19.4%), +1: 333k (1.4%) 20:30 - Coronation Street: 8.52m (35.3%), +1: 246k (1.1%) 21:00 - Monroe: 3.08m (13%), +1: 241k (1.4%) * slot average: 5.2m (21%) Channel 4 15:15 - Countdown: 570k (7.7%) 16:00 - Deal or No Deal: 1.16m (12.0%) 18:00 - The Simpsons: 1.78m inc +1 18:30 - Hollyoaks: 1.07m (5.4%), +1: 102k (0.5%) 21:00 - 999: What's Your Emergency: 1.99m (8.4%), +1: 364k (2.2%) 22:00 - 8 Out of 10 Cats: 1.38m inc +1 Channel 5 13:45 - Neighbours: 699k (9.5%) 17:30 - Neighbours: 866k (5.7%) 18:00 - Home and Away: 698k (3.9%) 20:00 - Classic Car Rescue: 1.02m (4.2%) Primetime Shares BBC One - 22.9% ITV1 - 22.6% (+1: 0.9%) BBC Two - 6.8% Channel 4 - 5.4% (+1: 0.9%) Channel 5 - 3.9% (+1: 0.1%) All Day Shares inc +1's BBC One - 21.6% ITV1 - 20.2% Channel 4 - 6.7% BBC Two - 6.1% Channel 5 - 4.3% ITV2 - 2.9% ITV3 - 2.5% E4 - 2.0% Multichannel 5* 18:30 - Home and Away: 569k (2.9%), +1: 8k BBC Three 22:30 - EastEnders: 481k (3.3%) BBC Four 20:30 - Only Connect: 944k (3.9%) 21:00 - Magnificent Machines: The Golden Age of the British Sports Car: 548k (2.3%) Dave (inc +1) 22:00 - Have I Got A Bit More News For You Christmas Special: 311.5k E4 18:00 - The Big Bang Theory: 624k (3.5%) inc +1 18:30 - The Big Bang Theory: 810k (4.1%) inc +1 19:00 - Hollyoaks: 674k (3.2%), +1: 88k (0.5%) 21:00 - Revenge: 544k (2.3%) inc +1 Film4 (inc +1) 19:05 - FILM: Angus, Thongs And Perfect Snogging: 161k 21:00 - FILM: The Ugly Truth: 339k ITV2 (inc +1) 14:35 - The Jeremy Kyle Show: 514k (7.6%) 21:00 - FILM: The Bourne Ultimatum: 774k (4%) More4 (inc +1) 19:55 - Grand Designs: 297k 21:00 - Grand Designs Australia: 335k Watch (inc +1) 19:00 - New MasterChef Australia: 172k Yesterday (inc +1) 19:20 - Last Of The Summer Wine: 342k Source: Attentional, Bother's Bar, Broadcast, C4 Sales, DS (1, 2), ITV Media |
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I don't see any reason other than tradition, to have MOTD on Saturday night at all especially these days.
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