The Ratings Thread (Part 42)

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Jackk

19-11-2012

I notice the I'm A Celebrity final is once again ridiculously scheduled on a Saturday. December 1st from 9:30 - 10:30pm. Confirming my fear that they'd do this again. I guess that's another pointless final show live trial, rushed ending and result announced in the studio in store then. Shame.

Perhaps pushing IAC a week forward in future years and having both the X Factor and IAC finals heading up one Sunday night might not be a bad idea? The former 7:00 - 9:00, the latter 9:00 - 10:30.

GBali

19-11-2012

Originally Posted by Charnham:
“talk of movies etc”

I'm looking forward to that.

The Musketeers won't air until 2014.

Jonwo

19-11-2012

Originally Posted by GBali:
“I'm looking forward to that.

The Musketeers won't air until 2014.”

I think Doctor Who will be airing later next season as part of its 50th birthday celebrations, I imagine The Musketeers will air Spring 2014.

Charnham

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by GBali:
“I'm looking forward to that.”

I wouldnt go getting your hopes up there is always "talk of a movie" Hustle being a good example, which is one which looked like it might actually happen.

Martin Phillp

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“Why did Channel 5 switch to Sky in the first place? I'm guessing it was money related, it does seem to be better now than it was and having the news at 6.30pm while it compete with BBC News and ITV News and likely low rated has allowed 7pm to get better ratings although I think they should program it better rather than just repeats.”

Cost. ITN got the deal on the premise that they'll help build a new HD studio at Northern and Shell HQ which is now fully operational as of this week. They've also reduced costs by making journalists self-edit (a common ITN and BBC regional method) and in some cases become video journalists. However, this hasn't been evident in the quality of the journalism thanks to the editorship of former CNN editorial executive Geoff Hill.

Incidentally as seen with London Tonight's move to a VR studio in October, the change has hardly been evident with 5 News to your average viewer.

Sky lost their way when Northern and Shell took over management of Channel 5 along with the politics of having a rival media baron who has a 34% share in the company producing Richard Desmond's news bulletins.

cylon6

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by Dancc:
“There's no bad blood with C5 whatsoever if that's what you're implying, as I mentioned she tweeted words to that effect last week. Indeed Suzi has been a regular panelist on the channel's morning talk show The Wright Stuff since leaving TGS, and in her time doing TGS she was given her own series called Stunning Pictures. I don't know exactly how the decision came about. C5 probably ordered North One to make changes in light of the ratings falling off a cliff but left it up to them to decide what would work best. Suzi seems to blame Jason for what went on as I believe they are no longer on speaking terms, so that tells its own story. Shame really as they had good chemistry on the show but clearly the relationship went south very quickly.

I haven't watched Gadget Man yet, but I dunno if it will appeal to me. High-end barbecues are being tested next week. In freezing cold November. Oh joy! I think it's targetting a different audience to TGS, more upmarket obviously (although I was slightly bemused by Amy Childs' presence in the advert for the show) and also a more casual kind of viewer. So on that front I'm not worried and I think TGS will hold its own. The ratings will be higher for the C4 show partly because it's on C4 and also partly because of Stephen Fry who is an immense talent and one that people will watch regardless of what he is on, rather than what the show offers per se.

After the very solid consolidated figures for episode 1 of the new series (over 1.3m inc. +1), it's hard to see TGS imploding regardless of what happens with Gadget Man. Both episodes so far have been up year-on-year so that's encouraging. And if the figures do decline more than expected, they have a great opportunity to win viewers back in a few weeks time with the big Christmas special which looks a real cracker.”

I've warmed to the new look Gadget Show still miss it when it was hosted by the fab five. But the slight problem I had with the previous version was Jason & Suzi not doing as many of the challenges and reports in previous years. It's good to see Jason back in the thick of it as his enthusiasm is infectious. Gadget Man was all right but not sure I'll watch every week.

dan2008

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by iaindb:
“Every time I'm unfortunate enough to catch a bit of Eastenders, such as tonight, I keep thinking about the Dead Ringers sketch that portrayed the EE writers as posh luvvies who've never been anywhere near the East End of LOndon or a working-class person in their life.

Eastenders is one of the worst programmes on television. The scripts are appallingly bad. It's a relentless barrage of unpleasant characters being permanantly miserable.

Eastenders, X Factor and England football matches have all stalled in the ratings this autumn for the same reason - the Olympics. Miserable soap characters, contrived music shows and overpaid prima donna footballers go against the stunning Olympic spirit we saw in the summer so all three programmes have lost their casual viewers.

If Eastenders wants to improve its ratings it needs to cheer the hell up. (Memo to Corrie and Emmerdale. Take the same advise. You're not quite as depressing as Eastenders, but you're pretty close.)”

Er not it doesn't
Look at the past for example the 'Depressing storylines' are the ones that's done well and bought the viewers in.

There's very little that's depressing in the show right and and I think it needs to drop the lightheartedness and replace it with the grit again.

As for horrible characters theres......Patrick,Ian(?),Denise,Fatboy,Poppy,Abi,Jay(?),Alice,Jean,Alfie(?)

I could go on.

People see what they want to see and the whole Depressing thing is pure rubbish.

EastEnders xmas 2003 & 2005 were pretty happy and yet viewers complained it wasn't 'EastEndersish)
I wish people would make up their minds on what they actually want.

Oh and if people find a TV soap Depressing..Well I just wonder how they actually cope with the problems that real life can offer.

ftv

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by Martin Phillp:
“Cost. ITN got the deal on the premise that they'll help build a new HD studio at Northern and Shell HQ which is now fully operational as of this week. They've also reduced costs by making journalists self-edit (a common ITN and BBC regional method) and in some cases become video journalists. However, this hasn't been evident in the quality of the journalism thanks to the editorship of former CNN editorial executive Geoff Hill.

Incidentally as seen with London Tonight's move to a VR studio in October, the change has hardly been evident with 5 News to your average viewer.

Sky lost their way when Northern and Shell took over management of Channel 5 along with the politics of having a rival media baron who has a 34% share in the company producing Richard Desmond's news bulletins.”

I don't see the point of 5 doing news when there are so many other news programmes and news channels around. If it is a PSB requirement it should be removed. They are not offering anything radically new or different and most of the time look inferior to the BBC, ITV, C4 and Sky.

Score

20-11-2012

Pointless - 3.13m
EastEnders - 8.02m
Panorama - 1.88m
Hammond - 2.39m

The Chase - 3.27m (3.60m)
Emmerdale - 7.39m
Corrie - 8.97m
Corrie - 9.21m
I'm A Celebrity - 9.43m (9.81m)

Gadget Man - 2.03m (2.28m)
Gadget Show - 766k (782k)

All exclude +1 (figures with +1 in brackets).

dillan

20-11-2012

Good that EE is over 8m.

Fantastic for IAC.

James J

20-11-2012

I'm sorry but Corrie is still merking EastEnders! Better figure for it, but then Corrie is over 9m without +1...

rzt

20-11-2012

Monday 19th November Overnights
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.41m (32.9%)
09:15- Neighbourhood Rules: 1.46m (28.3%)
10:00- Homes Under The Hammers: 1.64m (28.9%)
11:00- Watchdog Daily: 1.30m (24.3%)
11:45- Cash In The Attic: 1.36m (24.6%)
12:15- Bargain Hunt: 2.15m (31.5%)
13:00- BBC News at One: 2.86m (37.4%)
13:30- BBC Regional News: 2.84m (36.8%)
13:45- Doctors: 1.63m (21.6%)
14:15- Escape To The Country: 1.35m (18.4%)
15:05- Deadly 60: 677k (8.8%)
15:35- Lockie Leonard: 395k (4.5%)
16:00- Prank Patrol Down Under: 261k (2.5%)
16:25- Leon: 266k (2.4%)
16:30- Junior MasterChef: 499k (4.1%)
17:00- Newsround: 677k (5.0%)
17:15- Pointless: 3.13m (18.5%)
18:00- BBC News at Six: 5.08m (25.5%)
18:30- BBC Regional News and Weather: 6.18m (28.4%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.87m (21.9%)
19:30- Inside Out: 3.67m (15.7%)
20:00- EastEnders: 8.02m (32.5%)
20:30- Panorama: 1.88m (7.4%)
21:00- Richard Hammond's Miracles of Nature: 2.39m (9.4%)
22:00- BBC News at Ten: 3.65m (18.8%)
22:35- Four Born Every Second: 1.29m (11.3%)

BBC Two
18:00- Eggheads: 1.77m (8.9%)
18:30- Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two: 2.32m (10.7%)
19:00- Celebrity Antiques Roadtrip: 1.77m (7.8%)
20:00- University Challenge: 3.09m (12.5%)
20:30- MasterChef: The Professionals: 2.87m (11.1%) inc HD
21:00- The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler: 2.08m (8.6%)
22:00- Never Mind The Buzzcocks: 1.29m (6.7%) inc HD

ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 712k (17.5%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.05m (21.2%)
09:25- The Jeremy Kyle Show: 1.29m (23.9%)
10:30- This Morning: 1.23m (21.8%)
12:30- Loose Women: 1.16m (15.8%)
13:30- ITV News and Weather: 925k (12.2%)
14:00- Crime Stories: 968k (13.1%)
15:00- Dickinson's Real Deal: 1.24m (15.2%)
16:00- Midsomer Murders: 1.16m (10.3%)
17:00- The Chase: 3.27m (20.5%)
18:00- ITV Regional News: 3.96m (19.9%)
18:30- ITV News and Weather: 3.59m (16.5%)
19:00- Emmerdale: 7.39m (33.1%) , +1: 127k (0.5%)
19:30- Coronation Street: 8.97m (38.4%) , +1: 178k (0.7%)
20:00- Little England: 3.38m (13.7%)
20:30- Coronation Street: 9.21m (35.7%) , +1: 169k (0.7%)
21:00- I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!: 9.43m (38.8%) , +1: 379k (2.3%)
22:00- ITV News and Weather: 2.83m (15.7%)
22:35- The Agenda: 1.11m (8.5%)

Channel 4
18:00- The Simpsons: 1.44m (7.3%) , +1: 291k (1.3%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.24m (5.7%) , +1: 123k (0.5%)
20:00- Dispatches: 1.13m (4.6%) , +1: 131k (0.5%)
20:30- Stephen Fry: Gadget Man: 2.03m (7.9%) , +1: 245k (1.0%)
21:00- 999: What's Your Emergency: 1.20m (4.9%) , +1: 420k (2.5%)
22:00- 8 Out of 10 Cats: 1.10m (6.4%) , +1: 164k (1.9%)
22:50- Full English: 396k (3.5%)

Channel 5
13:15- Home and Away: 253k (3.2%)
13:45- Neighbours: 639k (8.5%)
17:30- Neighbours: 1.08m (6.2%)
18:00- Home and Away: 821k (4.2%)
18:30- 5 News: 227k (1.0%)
19:00- Wild Things wiht Dominic Monaghan: 379k (1.7%)
20:00- The All New Gadget Show: 766k (3.0%)
21:00- The Contract: 822k (4.0%)

Agent F

20-11-2012

Brilliant for Corrie and IAC.

kwynne42

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Oh no. Are they trying to put The Ratings Thread out of business?

A few figures a day won't be enough to sustain my interest. What a shame if true.”

Originally Posted by rzt:
“Monday 19th November Overnights
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.41m (32.9%)
09:15- Neighbourhood Rules: 1.46m (28.3%)
10:00- Homes Under The Hammers: 1.64m (28.9%)
11:00- Watchdog Daily: 1.30m (24.3%)
11:45- Cash In The Attic: 1.36m (24.6%)
12:15- Bargain Hunt: 2.15m (31.5%)
13:00- BBC News at One: 2.86m (37.4%)
13:30- BBC Regional News: 2.84m (36.8%)
13:45- Doctors: 1.63m (21.6%)
14:15- Escape To The Country: 1.35m (18.4%)
15:05- Deadly 60: 677k (8.8%)
15:35- Lockie Leonard: 395k (4.5%)
16:00- Prank Patrol Down Under: 261k (2.5%)
16:25- Leon: 266k (2.4%)
16:30- Junior MasterChef: 499k (4.1%)
17:00- Newsround: 677k (5.0%)
17:15- Pointless: 3.13m (18.5%)
18:00- BBC News at Six: 5.08m (25.5%)
18:30- BBC Regional News and Weather: 6.18m (28.4%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.87m (21.9%)
19:30- Inside Out: 3.67m (15.7%)
20:00- EastEnders: 8.02m (32.5%)
20:30- Panorama: 1.88m (7.4%)
21:00- Richard Hammond's Miracles of Nature: 2.39m (9.4%)
22:00- BBC News at Ten: 3.65m (18.8%)
22:35- Four Born Every Second: 1.29m (11.3%)

BBC Two
18:00- Eggheads: 1.77m (8.9%)
18:30- Strictly Come Dancing - It Takes Two: 2.32m (10.7%)
19:00- Celebrity Antiques Roadtrip: 1.77m (7.8%)
20:00- University Challenge: 3.09m (12.5%)
20:30- MasterChef: The Professionals: 2.87m (11.1%) inc HD
21:00- The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler: 2.08m (8.6%)
22:00- Never Mind The Buzzcocks: 1.29m (6.7%) inc HD

ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 712k (17.5%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.05m (21.2%)
09:25- The Jeremy Kyle Show: 1.29m (23.9%)
10:30- This Morning: 1.23m (21.8%)
12:30- Loose Women: 1.16m (15.8%)
13:30- ITV News and Weather: 925k (12.2%)
14:00- Crime Stories: 968k (13.1%)
15:00- Dickinson's Real Deal: 1.24m (15.2%)
16:00- Midsomer Murders: 1.16m (10.3%)
17:00- The Chase: 3.27m (20.5%)
18:00- ITV Regional News: 3.96m (19.9%)
18:30- ITV News and Weather: 3.59m (16.5%)
19:00- Emmerdale: 7.39m (33.1%) , +1: 127k (0.5%)
19:30- Coronation Street: 8.97m (38.4%) , +1: 178k (0.7%)
20:00- Little England: 3.38m (13.7%)
20:30- Coronation Street: 9.21m (35.7%) , +1: 169k (0.7%)
21:00- I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!: 9.43m (38.8%) , +1: 379k (2.3%)
22:00- ITV News and Weather: 2.83m (15.7%)
22:35- The Agenda: 1.11m (8.5%)

Channel 4
18:00- The Simpsons: 1.44m (7.3%) , +1: 291k (1.3%)
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.24m (5.7%) , +1: 123k (0.5%)
20:00- Dispatches: 1.13m (4.6%) , +1: 131k (0.5%)
20:30- Stephen Fry: Gadget Man: 2.03m (7.9%) , +1: 245k (1.0%)
21:00- 999: What's Your Emergency: 1.20m (4.9%) , +1: 420k (2.5%)
22:00- 8 Out of 10 Cats: 1.10m (6.4%) , +1: 164k (1.9%)
22:50- Full English: 396k (3.5%)

Channel 5
13:15- Home and Away: 253k (3.2%)
13:45- Neighbours: 639k (8.5%)
17:30- Neighbours: 1.08m (6.2%)
18:00- Home and Away: 821k (4.2%)
18:30- 5 News: 227k (1.0%)
19:00- Wild Things wiht Dominic Monaghan: 379k (1.7%)
20:00- The All New Gadget Show: 766k (3.0%)
21:00- The Contract: 822k (4.0%)”

Dancc there you were worrying that you wouldn't see enough ratings, rzt certainly fixed that problem for you heh.

RobbieSykes123

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by James J:
“I'm sorry but Corrie is still merking EastEnders! Better figure for it, but then Corrie is over 9m without +1...”

Corrie out-overnighting the main showing of EE?

Gosh, next we'll learn bears shit in the woods and the Pope's catholic...

RobbieSykes123

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by kwynne42:
“Dancc there you were worrying that you wouldn't see enough ratings, rzt certainly fixed that problem for you heh.”

These rare all day postings show what a millstone the kids shows have been for BBC1, and what a shot in the arm being rid of them will be for BBC1's overall share.

Panorama had a shocker last night. Must have been niche if it sent regular Pano viewers scurrying for the comfort of the Rovers....

LW09

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by rzt:
“Monday 19th November Overnights
BBC One
06:00- Breakfast: 1.41m (32.9%)

ITV1
06:00- Daybreak: 712k (17.5%)
08:30- Lorraine: 1.05m (21.2%)”

I find these figures quite interesting. BBC Breakfast is usually on 1.5m/1.6m with a 36% share, Daybreak fell to 600k and 16% at the time of the relaunch and Lorraine is usually on 900k and 19%. It's only a small shift, but could this be the start of ITV regaining a little bit of ground at breakfast?

newkid30

20-11-2012

Terrific start for Stephen Frys new show, will be interesting to see how it holds up. Think there is definitely an opening for a quality gadget themed show, since the once very watchable Channel 5 version went down hill.

rzt

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by LW09:
“I find these figures quite interesting. BBC Breakfast is usually on 1.5m/1.6m with a 36% share, Daybreak fell to 600k and 16% at the time of the relaunch and Lorraine is usually on 900k and 19%. It's only a small shift, but could this be the start of ITV regaining a little bit of ground at breakfast?”

BBC Breakfast - Overnight ratings since September:

Code:

Mon 03/09/2012	1,429.20	35.65%
Tue 04/09/2012	1,484.40	35.18%
Wed 05/09/2012	1,386.80	34.49%
Thu 06/09/2012	1,490.30	35.36%
Fri 07/09/2012	1,433.30	34.03%
Sat 08/09/2012	1,259.60	29.35%
Sun 09/09/2012	882.3000	29.24%
Mon 10/09/2012	1,493.20	35.89%
Tue 11/09/2012	1,569.40	35.91%
Wed 12/09/2012	1,470.70	35.36%
Thu 13/09/2012	1,382.00	32.88%
Fri 14/09/2012	1,523.00	34.61%
Sat 15/09/2012	1,313.30	31.84%
Sun 16/09/2012	815.3000	30.08%
Mon 17/09/2012	1,452.60	34.59%
Tue 18/09/2012	1,414.20	32.65%
Wed 19/09/2012	1,428.30	33.59%
Thu 20/09/2012	1,507.50	34.11%
Fri 21/09/2012	1,478.30	32.77%
Sat 22/09/2012	1,262.70	30.26%
Sun 23/09/2012	517.1000	33.18%
Mon 24/09/2012	1,479.80	34.21%
Tue 25/09/2012	1,533.70	35.56%
Wed 26/09/2012	1,526.60	36.05%
Thu 27/09/2012	1,552.40	35.80%
Fri 28/09/2012	1,459.40	34.18%
Sat 29/09/2012	1,326.10	31.60%
Sun 30/09/2012	465.3000	32.54%
Mon 01/10/2012	1,489.10	35.55%
Tue 02/10/2012	1,430.30	34.10%
Wed 03/10/2012	1,650.10	36.59%
Thu 04/10/2012	1,524.10	36.60%
Fri 05/10/2012	1,588.20	35.35%
Sat 06/10/2012	1,417.40	31.52%
Sun 07/10/2012	534.1000	28.06%
Mon 08/10/2012	1,532.20	36.45%
Tue 09/10/2012	1,495.50	34.96%
Wed 10/10/2012	1,576.50	36.26%
Thu 11/10/2012	1,503.40	34.09%
Fri 12/10/2012	1,541.60	35.07%
Sat 13/10/2012	1,728.50	29.91%
Mon 15/10/2012	1,541.20	36.32%
Tue 16/10/2012	1,445.80	35.30%
Wed 17/10/2012	1,569.80	36.97%
Thu 18/10/2012	1,495.10	35.51%
Fri 19/10/2012	1,515.90	35.07%
Sat 20/10/2012	1,352.10	31.23%
Sun 21/10/2012	495.9000	34.95%
Mon 22/10/2012	1,452.30	35.23%
Tue 23/10/2012	1,437.60	34.83%
Wed 24/10/2012	1,517.30	36.82%
Thu 25/10/2012	1,461.30	34.74%
Fri 26/10/2012	1,391.80	34.50%
Sat 27/10/2012	1,253.30	30.50%
Sun 28/10/2012	822.1000	31.90%
Mon 29/10/2012	1,554.30	33.33%
Tue 30/10/2012	1,692.50	34.10%
Wed 31/10/2012	1,601.60	34.92%
Thu 01/11/2012	1,532.50	35.37%
Fri 02/11/2012	1,523.00	34.47%
Sat 03/11/2012	1,560.90	34.72%
Sun 04/11/2012	601.2000	34.67%
Mon 05/11/2012	1,580.60	36.70%
Tue 06/11/2012	1,563.50	36.24%
Wed 07/11/2012	2,016.60	34.95%
Thu 08/11/2012	1,562.90	34.88%
Fri 09/11/2012	1,474.70	33.95%
Sat 10/11/2012	1,369.20	32.97%
Sun 11/11/2012	558.0000	32.49%
Mon 12/11/2012	1,474.40	33.70%
Tue 13/11/2012	1,468.60	33.52%
Wed 14/11/2012	1,590.80	36.13%
Thu 15/11/2012	1,533.80	34.06%
Fri 16/11/2012	1,513.80	33.03%

Daybreak - Overnight ratings since revamp:

Code:

Mon 03/09/2012	605.6	17.19%
Tue 04/09/2012	647.4	16.80%
Wed 05/09/2012	608.6	15.77%
Thu 06/09/2012	658.7	16.25%
Fri 07/09/2012	685.8	17.02%
Mon 10/09/2012	624.9	15.69%
Tue 11/09/2012	653.5	15.49%
Wed 12/09/2012	672.3	17.00%
Thu 13/09/2012	636.7	15.79%
Fri 14/09/2012	732.7	16.53%
Mon 17/09/2012	707.4	16.76%
Tue 18/09/2012	784.4	18.06%
Wed 19/09/2012	768.4	18.02%
Thu 20/09/2012	749.6	16.86%
Fri 21/09/2012	823.2	18.11%
Mon 24/09/2012	775.9	17.78%
Tue 25/09/2012	690.4	15.92%
Wed 26/09/2012	739.5	17.34%
Thu 27/09/2012	723.7	16.61%
Fri 28/09/2012	678.7	16.89%
Mon 01/10/2012	742.1	17.57%
Tue 02/10/2012	642.1	16.13%
Wed 03/10/2012	679.1	15.86%
Thu 04/10/2012	626.1	15.59%
Fri 05/10/2012	696.7	16.37%
Mon 08/10/2012	621.1	15.90%
Tue 09/10/2012	699.3	17.33%
Wed 10/10/2012	722.7	17.45%
Thu 11/10/2012	790	17.79%
Fri 12/10/2012	660.4	15.83%
Mon 15/10/2012	675.2	17.01%
Tue 16/10/2012	681.7	17.64%
Wed 17/10/2012	707.2	16.54%
Thu 18/10/2012	762.2	18.00%
Fri 19/10/2012	676.8	16.82%
Mon 22/10/2012	719.3	17.24%
Tue 23/10/2012	680.2	17.86%
Wed 24/10/2012	641.3	16.72%
Thu 25/10/2012	649	16.70%
Fri 26/10/2012	627.5	17.35%
Mon 29/10/2012	693.6	16.79%
Tue 30/10/2012	666.8	15.17%
Wed 31/10/2012	631.5	15.64%
Thu 01/11/2012	591.8	15.73%
Fri 02/11/2012	620.9	16.32%
Mon 05/11/2012	709.1	17.68%
Tue 06/11/2012	696.5	17.04%
Wed 07/11/2012	812.3	16.40%
Thu 08/11/2012	718.4	16.82%
Fri 09/11/2012	715.6	17.43%
Mon 12/11/2012	684.1	16.61%
Tue 13/11/2012	754.2	18.26%
Wed 14/11/2012	675.4	16.11%
Thu 15/11/2012	682.8	16.03%
Fri 16/11/2012	733	16.99%

Lorraine - overnights since September:

Code:

Mon 03/09/2012	794.5	14.08%
Tue 04/09/2012	873.5	16.24%
Wed 05/09/2012	884.7	19.72%
Thu 06/09/2012	813.8	17.55%
Fri 07/09/2012	792.3	16.88%
Mon 10/09/2012	767.1	16.52%
Tue 11/09/2012	834.5	17.62%
Wed 12/09/2012	836.9	17.63%
Thu 13/09/2012	871.1	18.65%
Fri 28/09/2012	937.1	18.75%
Tue 02/10/2012	969.6	20.00%
Wed 03/10/2012	873.3	16.96%
Thu 04/10/2012	817.6	18.02%
Fri 05/10/2012	976.2	18.84%
Mon 08/10/2012	967.7	18.95%
Tue 09/10/2012	958.3	19.41%
Wed 10/10/2012	934.2	19.02%
Fri 12/10/2012	911.9	17.92%
Mon 15/10/2012	984.6	19.37%
Tue 16/10/2012	884	18.32%
Fri 19/10/2012	1,008.7	19.16%
Tue 23/10/2012	971.2	18.92%
Wed 24/10/2012	959.2	19.23%
Thu 25/10/2012	930.4	17.91%
Fri 26/10/2012	962.9	17.82%
Mon 29/10/2012	1,002	15.54%
Tue 30/10/2012	1,037.6	15.28%
Wed 31/10/2012	984.2	15.39%
Thu 01/11/2012	914.8	14.71%
Fri 02/11/2012	963.4	14.81%
Mon 05/11/2012	905.7	17.34%
Tue 06/11/2012	882.7	17.78%
Wed 07/11/2012	967.5	18.75%
Thu 08/11/2012	929.8	18.53%
Fri 09/11/2012	924	18.30%
Mon 12/11/2012	1,033.4	20.03%
Tue 13/11/2012	1,006.9	19.79%
Wed 14/11/2012	988.4	19.77%
Thu 15/11/2012	901.9	17.24%
Fri 16/11/2012	1,040.7	19.31%

Charnham

20-11-2012

well it looks like Stephen Fry won the battle of the Gadget Shows, going to be really hard for C5 to compete, since this series at leas will be locked, with no changes that can be made.

good to see a EastEnders top 8 million, Panorama on the other hand, oops

Jules 1

20-11-2012

Are the pointless ratings influenced by the Jackpot level.?

derek500

20-11-2012

This looks promising.

Quote:
“BBC Two and HBO announce that Family Tree, a new eight-part comedy series co-written and co-created by Christopher Guest (Best In Show, Waiting For Guffman, This Is Spinal Tap) and Jim Piddock (Best In Show, Too Much Sun, Independence Day) and starring Chris O’Dowd (Bridesmaids, The IT Crowd) is in production in the UK.”

http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/lat...mily-tree.html

Quote:
“Christopher Guest says: “I am also delighted to welcome myself to BBC Television. I am very lucky to be working with an incredibly talented cast. Chris O’Dowd has been on my radar ever since he was a child actor in Wales.”

Chris O’Dowd adds: “I’m terribly excited and monumentally under-qualified to work on an improvised show with Chris Guest. I call him Chris ‘coz we are friends. He calls me George. I don’t know why.””

Dancc

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by kwynne42:
“Dancc there you were worrying that you wouldn't see enough ratings, rzt certainly fixed that problem for you heh.”

Haha. Yes, that was a pleasant surprise this morning to see a full looking list when I logged on.

Originally Posted by Score:
“Gadget Man - 2.03m (2.28m)
Gadget Show - 766k (782k)

All exclude +1 (figures with +1 in brackets).”

A much more convincing margin of victory than I'd anticipated, I have to say.

I probably shouldn't be too surprised, though. That special they did with Fry did really well. And Panorama massively underperformed last night, so there was more viewers around specifically at that 8:30 junction than there normally will be.

Let's see where it settles over the next few weeks. TGS didn't exactly disgrace itself as one might have expected it to drop more than 200k in the circumstances, so on that score I feel I was right. There should be room for both programmes in that slot as they aren't really offering the same thing.

Dancc

20-11-2012

Originally Posted by rzt:
“Daybreak - Overnight ratings since revamp:
Mon 05/11/2012 709.1 17.68%
Tue 06/11/2012 696.5 17.04%
Wed 07/11/2012 812.3 16.40%
Thu 08/11/2012 718.4 16.82%
Fri 09/11/2012 715.6 17.43%
Mon 12/11/2012 684.1 16.61%
Tue 13/11/2012 754.2 18.26%
Wed 14/11/2012 675.4 16.11%
Thu 15/11/2012 682.8 16.03%
Fri 16/11/2012 733 16.99%”

Thanks for these.

So the week prior to I'm a Celebrity launching and ITV reportedly going into promotional overdrive in primetime for Daybreak, it managed a 17.1% share on average Mon-Fri.

The week after the primetime spots began appearing, it dropped back slightly to 16.8%.

Martin Phillp

20-11-2012

Thanks rzt for the Breakfast show ratings. Surprising how well BBC Breakfast performs on Saturdays.

I didn't watch either gadget show last night, but it looks like TGS got a well deserved pasting after Channel 4 brought in Stephen Fry.

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