I personally would hope they show Toy Story 3 this year.
The Ratings Thread (Part 43)
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Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“With respect, given how many programme and film lengths are completely wrong, and contrary to reported scheduling agreements, I'd say your line ups are not very logical at all!”
“With respect, given how many programme and film lengths are completely wrong, and contrary to reported scheduling agreements, I'd say your line ups are not very logical at all!”
Okay, so if they go with what you're expecting, do you really think ITV will not align with the major junctions, or just give up with 75 minute Strictly and Call The Midlife providing a very different structure.
There are new choices to be made this year about programme orders.
I may have got the film timings wrong but CTM and SCD are both 75 minutes long this year. So basically, Corrie needs to go up against CTM with its own 75 minute episode and something needs to counter the extended Strictly.
Just saying, I don't think ITV would be so stupid as to not accommodate the shake up on BBC 1 this year.
Originally Posted by James J:
“ITV
15:00 Queen
15:10 Film: Tangled
17.15 News
17:30 You've Been Framed
18:00 Emmerdale
19:00 All Star Family Fortunes
19:45 Paul O'Grady: For The Love of Dogs
20:15 Coronation Street
21:30 Downton Abbey
23:30 News”
“ITV
15:00 Queen
15:10 Film: Tangled
17.15 News
17:30 You've Been Framed
18:00 Emmerdale
19:00 All Star Family Fortunes
19:45 Paul O'Grady: For The Love of Dogs
20:15 Coronation Street
21:30 Downton Abbey
23:30 News”
Final showing on Disney Cinemagic at 4pm this afternoon. Last chance to catch an ad free version!!
Originally Posted by Score:
“I think he's got the right kind of order though. I can see it being:
15:10 - Up
16:35 - BBC News
16:45 - Room on The Broom
17:15 - Doctor Who
18:15 - Strictly Come Dancing
19:45 - Call The Midwife
21:00 - EastEnders
22:00 - The Royle Family
23:00 - Mrs Brown's Boys
15:10 - Tangled
17:05 - ITV News
17:15 - All Star Family Fortunes
18:15 - Emmerdale
19:15 - For The Love of Dogs
19:45 - Coronation Street
21:00 - Downton Abbey
Up is only 86 mins without credits and they normally only show 1/2 mins of credits so we're looking at 87/88 mins in total, and as the 3:10 film normally starts at 3:08 anyway they could get away with an 85 minute slot for Up.
If For The Love of Dogs is an hour they could split it into two separate episodes.”
“I think he's got the right kind of order though. I can see it being:
15:10 - Up
16:35 - BBC News
16:45 - Room on The Broom
17:15 - Doctor Who
18:15 - Strictly Come Dancing
19:45 - Call The Midwife
21:00 - EastEnders
22:00 - The Royle Family
23:00 - Mrs Brown's Boys
15:10 - Tangled
17:05 - ITV News
17:15 - All Star Family Fortunes
18:15 - Emmerdale
19:15 - For The Love of Dogs
19:45 - Coronation Street
21:00 - Downton Abbey
Up is only 86 mins without credits and they normally only show 1/2 mins of credits so we're looking at 87/88 mins in total, and as the 3:10 film normally starts at 3:08 anyway they could get away with an 85 minute slot for Up.
If For The Love of Dogs is an hour they could split it into two separate episodes.”
Still think they'll show Shrek 4 at 3.10 given it's consistently the most popular film series in that slot in modern times. It could get 7m+, whereas Up will be c 5-6 m.
And I reckon SCD and DW will be the other way round. But as I said last night, this is now looking likely.
Originally Posted by Score:
“I think he's got the right kind of order though. I can see it being:
15:10 - Up
16:35 - BBC News
16:45 - Room on The Broom
17:15 - Doctor Who
18:15 - Strictly Come Dancing
19:45 - Call The Midwife
21:00 - EastEnders
22:00 - The Royle Family
23:00 - Mrs Brown's Boys
15:10 - Tangled
17:05 - ITV News
17:15 - All Star Family Fortunes
18:15 - Emmerdale
19:15 - For The Love of Dogs
19:45 - Coronation Street
21:00 - Downton Abbey
Up is only 86 mins without credits and they normally only show 1/2 mins of credits so we're looking at 87/88 mins in total, and as the 3:10 film normally starts at 3:08 anyway they could get away with an 85 minute slot for Up.
If For The Love of Dogs is an hour they could split it into two separate episodes.”
“I think he's got the right kind of order though. I can see it being:
15:10 - Up
16:35 - BBC News
16:45 - Room on The Broom
17:15 - Doctor Who
18:15 - Strictly Come Dancing
19:45 - Call The Midwife
21:00 - EastEnders
22:00 - The Royle Family
23:00 - Mrs Brown's Boys
15:10 - Tangled
17:05 - ITV News
17:15 - All Star Family Fortunes
18:15 - Emmerdale
19:15 - For The Love of Dogs
19:45 - Coronation Street
21:00 - Downton Abbey
Up is only 86 mins without credits and they normally only show 1/2 mins of credits so we're looking at 87/88 mins in total, and as the 3:10 film normally starts at 3:08 anyway they could get away with an 85 minute slot for Up.
If For The Love of Dogs is an hour they could split it into two separate episodes.”
That schedule would be great.
But what if the Beeb put Strictly before Doctor Who? or even split it?
15:10 - Up
16:35 - BBC News
16:45 - Room on The Broom
17:15 - Strictly Come Dancing
18:15 - Doctor Who
19:15 - Strictly Come Dancing Results
19:45 - Call The Midwife
21:00 - EastEnders
22:00 - The Royle Family
23:00 - Mrs Brown's Boys
That'd be a real headache!
I think Strictly will go after DW though. But 5.15 start for DW seems horribly early.
And it seems ludicrous Corrie would give CTM a 15 minute head start!!!
ITV could probably manage the following without extending or trimming their likely shows
5.10 asff
6.10 em
7.05 dogs
7.50 cs (but actually starting nearer 7.55 as dogs overruns but makes corrie fans less likely to watch first 15 of midwife)
9.00 da
5.10 asff
6.10 em
7.05 dogs
7.50 cs (but actually starting nearer 7.55 as dogs overruns but makes corrie fans less likely to watch first 15 of midwife)
9.00 da
Originally Posted by RobbieSykes123:
“ITV could probably manage the following without extending or trimming their likely shows
5.10 asff
6.10 em
7.05 dogs
7.50 cs (but actually starting nearer 7.55 as dogs overruns but makes corrie fans less likely to watch first 15 of midwife)
9.00 da”
“ITV could probably manage the following without extending or trimming their likely shows
5.10 asff
6.10 em
7.05 dogs
7.50 cs (but actually starting nearer 7.55 as dogs overruns but makes corrie fans less likely to watch first 15 of midwife)
9.00 da”
Still not aligning with the BBC's junctions.... :yawn:
Originally Posted by James J:
“Still not aligning with the BBC's junctions.... :yawn:”
“Still not aligning with the BBC's junctions.... :yawn:”
Well, getting the jump on 2 shows and mitigating the conundrum posed by one other.
Not a prediction, just a thought!
Calm down dear....
Originally Posted by jda135:
“Many many thanks. Do you have the share for the 17th of Nov as well? Thank you very much for your help Hassaan13.
”
“Many many thanks. Do you have the share for the 17th of Nov as well? Thank you very much for your help Hassaan13.
”
Hi, sorry for the late reply.
17th Nov: 4.11m (25.9%)
More overnights from yesterday:
The Chase: 3.38m (22.6%)
Pointless: 2.82m (17.8%)
Crime Stories: 818k (12.9%)
Channel 5 daytime:
Peppa Pig: 354k (6.1%)
Peppa Pig: 318k (5.8%)
The Wright Stuff: 343k (6.8%)
CSI: Miami: 262k (4.1%)
The Town Christmas Forgot: 684k (7.4%)
5 News at 5: 902k (6.6%)
Peppa Pig: 354k (6.1%)
Peppa Pig: 318k (5.8%)
The Wright Stuff: 343k (6.8%)
CSI: Miami: 262k (4.1%)
The Town Christmas Forgot: 684k (7.4%)
5 News at 5: 902k (6.6%)
Originally Posted by kwynne42:
“Is that proper Ice Road Truckers not that Dangerous roads nonsense from other places.”
“Is that proper Ice Road Truckers not that Dangerous roads nonsense from other places.”
Correct. Regular IRT. Complete with actual ice.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Channel 5 daytime:
Peppa Pig: 354k (6.1%)
Peppa Pig: 318k (5.8%)
The Wright Stuff: 343k (6.8%)
CSI: Miami: 262k (4.1%)
The Town Christmas Forgot: 684k (7.4%)
5 News at 5: 902k (6.6%)”
“Channel 5 daytime:
Peppa Pig: 354k (6.1%)
Peppa Pig: 318k (5.8%)
The Wright Stuff: 343k (6.8%)
CSI: Miami: 262k (4.1%)
The Town Christmas Forgot: 684k (7.4%)
5 News at 5: 902k (6.6%)”
Props Pig does quite well as does The Wright Stuff, must beat BBC Two or Channel 4 at that time.
ABC:
8pm - A Charlie Brown Christmas - 8.85m (2.9)
9pm - Modern Family - 11.95m (4.7)
9.30pm - Suburgatory - 6.88m (2.6)
10pm - Nashville - 5.65m (1.8)
CBS:
8pm - Survivor - 10.35m (2.7)
9pm - Criminal Minds - 12.27m (2.9)
10pm - CSI - 11.99m (2.6)
FOX:
8pm - The X Factor - 8.08m (2.8)
NBC:
8pm - Christmas in Rockefeller Center - 9.09m (2.1)
9pm - Saturday Night Live Christmas - 7.84m (2.7)
CW:
8pm - Arrow - 3.70m (1.2)
9pm - Supernatural - 2.07m (0.9)
Tvbythenumbers
NETWORKS:
#1 - ABC/FOX - 2.8
#3 - CBS - 2.7
#4 - NBC - 2.5
Solid night for everyone, ratings broadly in line with November 14th but up from last week as expected (it was Thanksgiving Eve). ABC and NBC getting good value out of their festive specials. Those Charlie Brown things always do ridiculously well every single year for ABC.
8pm - A Charlie Brown Christmas - 8.85m (2.9)
9pm - Modern Family - 11.95m (4.7)
9.30pm - Suburgatory - 6.88m (2.6)
10pm - Nashville - 5.65m (1.8)
CBS:
8pm - Survivor - 10.35m (2.7)
9pm - Criminal Minds - 12.27m (2.9)
10pm - CSI - 11.99m (2.6)
FOX:
8pm - The X Factor - 8.08m (2.8)
NBC:
8pm - Christmas in Rockefeller Center - 9.09m (2.1)
9pm - Saturday Night Live Christmas - 7.84m (2.7)
CW:
8pm - Arrow - 3.70m (1.2)
9pm - Supernatural - 2.07m (0.9)
Tvbythenumbers
NETWORKS:
#1 - ABC/FOX - 2.8
#3 - CBS - 2.7
#4 - NBC - 2.5
Solid night for everyone, ratings broadly in line with November 14th but up from last week as expected (it was Thanksgiving Eve). ABC and NBC getting good value out of their festive specials. Those Charlie Brown things always do ridiculously well every single year for ABC.
I'm sure this page:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/mediapacks/xmas12/
... had a mention of Outnumbered on Tuesday, even though it wasn't mentioned on the BBC One page itself.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/mediapacks/xmas12/
... had a mention of Outnumbered on Tuesday, even though it wasn't mentioned on the BBC One page itself.
Wednesday 28th November 2012
BBC One
06:00 - Breakfast: 1.48m (36.2%)
09:15 - Heir Hunters: 1.22m (23.9%)
10:00 - Homes Under The Hammer: 1.34m (26.2%)
11:00 - Watchdog Daily: 1.12m (22.9%)
11:45 - Cash In The Attic: 1.00m (20.3%)
12:15 - Bargain Hunt: 1.89m (31.6%)
13:00 - BBC News at One: 2.70m (39.7%)
13:30 - Regional News and Weather: 2.48m (36.4%)
13:45 - Doctors: 1.33m (20.4%)
14:15 - Escape to the Country: 1.22m (19.3%)
17:15 - Pointless: 2.82m (17.8%)
18:00 - BBC News at Six: 4.92m (25.8%)
18:30 - Regional News and Weather: 6.13m (29.8%)
19:00 - The One Show: 3.95m (18.2%)
20:00 - Supersized Earth: 3.82m (15.8%)
21:00 - Goodnight Britain: 3.17m (13.0%)
22:00 - BBC News at Ten: 4.38m (23.0%)
22:25 - Regional News and Weather: 4.19m (24.5%)
22:45 - Match of the Day: 2.29m (23.4%)
BBC Two
15:45 - Flog It!: 1.21m (12.8%)
16:30 - Breakaway: 1.52m (12.6%)
17:15 - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: 1.55m (9.8%)
18:00 - Eggheads: 1.64m (8.6%)
18:30 - Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two: 1.84m (8.9%)
19:00 - Antiques Roadtrip: 1.40m (6.4%)
20:00 - MasterChef: The Professionals: 2.51m (10.4%)
21:00 - The Hour: 1.06m (4.4%)
22:00 - The Culture Show: 323.5k (1.7%)
ITV1
06:00 - Daybreak: 719k (18.0%)
08:30 - Lorraine: 1.19m (24.5%)
09:25 - The Jeremy Kyle Show: 1.50m (29.4%)
10:30 - This Morning: 1.08m (21.5%)
11:25 - ITV News: 1.17m (24.0%)
11:30 - This Morning: 1.16m (23.0%)
12:30 - Loose Women: 890k (13.7%)
13:30 - ITV News and Weather: 860k (12.9%)
14:00 - Crime Stories: 818k (12.9%)
15:00 - Dickinson's Real Deal: 1.11m (15.4%)
16:00 - Britain's Best Bakery: 1.17m (11.1%)
17:00 - The Chase: 3.38m (22.6%) , +1: 234k (1.2%)
18:00 - ITV Regional News: 3.95m (20.7%) , +1: 54k (0.3%)
18:30 - ITV News and Weather: 3.78m (18.4%) , +1: 71k (0.3%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 7.35m (34.8%) , +1: 151k (0.6%)
19:30 - Coronation Street: 8.85m (38.4%) , +1: 253k (1.0%)
* peak: 9.78m (39.7%) at 20:20 inc +1
20:30 - I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!: 8.52m (35.0%) , +1: 276k (1.5%)
* peak: 9.92m (40.4%) at 21:00 inc +1
22:00 - ITV News and Weather: 2.57m (14.1%)
22:35 - FILM: The 40 Year Old Virgin: 647k (7.4%)
Channel 4
14:40 - Countdown: 452k (6.9%)
15:30 - 1001 Things You Should Know: 563k (7.1%)
16:00 - Deal Or No Deal: 1.43m (13.6%)
17:00 - Come Dine with Me: 1.15m (8.4%)
17:30 - Jamie's 15 Minute Meals: 895k (5.5%)
18:00 - The Simpsons: 1.39m (7.2%)
18:30 - Hollyoaks: 954k (4.6%)
19:00 - Channel 4 News: 508k (2.3%)
20:00 - Hugh Grant: Taking on the Tabloids: 471k (1.9%) , +1: 81k (0.3%)
21:00 - Grand Designs: 1.40m (5.8%) , +1: 196k (1.2%)
22:00 - Secret State: 674k (4.1%)
Channel 5
13:15 - Home and Away: 274k (4.0%)
13:45 - Neighbours: 688k (10.5%)
17:30 - Neighbours: 1.03m (6.4%)
18:00 - Home and Away: 764k (4.0%)
18:30 - 5 News: 203k (1.0%)
19:00 - The World's Strongest Man 2012: 404k (1.9%)
20:00 - The Removal Men: 685k (2.8%)
21:00 - FILM: Eraser: 891k (4.5%)
So who was the guest on Lorraine yesterday that bumped it's and Jeremy Kyle's ratings then? I'm a Celebrity related I'm guessing.
BBC One
06:00 - Breakfast: 1.48m (36.2%)
09:15 - Heir Hunters: 1.22m (23.9%)
10:00 - Homes Under The Hammer: 1.34m (26.2%)
11:00 - Watchdog Daily: 1.12m (22.9%)
11:45 - Cash In The Attic: 1.00m (20.3%)
12:15 - Bargain Hunt: 1.89m (31.6%)
13:00 - BBC News at One: 2.70m (39.7%)
13:30 - Regional News and Weather: 2.48m (36.4%)
13:45 - Doctors: 1.33m (20.4%)
14:15 - Escape to the Country: 1.22m (19.3%)
17:15 - Pointless: 2.82m (17.8%)
18:00 - BBC News at Six: 4.92m (25.8%)
18:30 - Regional News and Weather: 6.13m (29.8%)
19:00 - The One Show: 3.95m (18.2%)
20:00 - Supersized Earth: 3.82m (15.8%)
21:00 - Goodnight Britain: 3.17m (13.0%)
22:00 - BBC News at Ten: 4.38m (23.0%)
22:25 - Regional News and Weather: 4.19m (24.5%)
22:45 - Match of the Day: 2.29m (23.4%)
BBC Two
15:45 - Flog It!: 1.21m (12.8%)
16:30 - Breakaway: 1.52m (12.6%)
17:15 - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: 1.55m (9.8%)
18:00 - Eggheads: 1.64m (8.6%)
18:30 - Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two: 1.84m (8.9%)
19:00 - Antiques Roadtrip: 1.40m (6.4%)
20:00 - MasterChef: The Professionals: 2.51m (10.4%)
21:00 - The Hour: 1.06m (4.4%)
22:00 - The Culture Show: 323.5k (1.7%)
ITV1
06:00 - Daybreak: 719k (18.0%)
08:30 - Lorraine: 1.19m (24.5%)
09:25 - The Jeremy Kyle Show: 1.50m (29.4%)
10:30 - This Morning: 1.08m (21.5%)
11:25 - ITV News: 1.17m (24.0%)
11:30 - This Morning: 1.16m (23.0%)
12:30 - Loose Women: 890k (13.7%)
13:30 - ITV News and Weather: 860k (12.9%)
14:00 - Crime Stories: 818k (12.9%)
15:00 - Dickinson's Real Deal: 1.11m (15.4%)
16:00 - Britain's Best Bakery: 1.17m (11.1%)
17:00 - The Chase: 3.38m (22.6%) , +1: 234k (1.2%)
18:00 - ITV Regional News: 3.95m (20.7%) , +1: 54k (0.3%)
18:30 - ITV News and Weather: 3.78m (18.4%) , +1: 71k (0.3%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 7.35m (34.8%) , +1: 151k (0.6%)
19:30 - Coronation Street: 8.85m (38.4%) , +1: 253k (1.0%)
* peak: 9.78m (39.7%) at 20:20 inc +1
20:30 - I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!: 8.52m (35.0%) , +1: 276k (1.5%)
* peak: 9.92m (40.4%) at 21:00 inc +1
22:00 - ITV News and Weather: 2.57m (14.1%)
22:35 - FILM: The 40 Year Old Virgin: 647k (7.4%)
Channel 4
14:40 - Countdown: 452k (6.9%)
15:30 - 1001 Things You Should Know: 563k (7.1%)
16:00 - Deal Or No Deal: 1.43m (13.6%)
17:00 - Come Dine with Me: 1.15m (8.4%)
17:30 - Jamie's 15 Minute Meals: 895k (5.5%)
18:00 - The Simpsons: 1.39m (7.2%)
18:30 - Hollyoaks: 954k (4.6%)
19:00 - Channel 4 News: 508k (2.3%)
20:00 - Hugh Grant: Taking on the Tabloids: 471k (1.9%) , +1: 81k (0.3%)
21:00 - Grand Designs: 1.40m (5.8%) , +1: 196k (1.2%)
22:00 - Secret State: 674k (4.1%)
Channel 5
13:15 - Home and Away: 274k (4.0%)
13:45 - Neighbours: 688k (10.5%)
17:30 - Neighbours: 1.03m (6.4%)
18:00 - Home and Away: 764k (4.0%)
18:30 - 5 News: 203k (1.0%)
19:00 - The World's Strongest Man 2012: 404k (1.9%)
20:00 - The Removal Men: 685k (2.8%)
21:00 - FILM: Eraser: 891k (4.5%)
So who was the guest on Lorraine yesterday that bumped it's and Jeremy Kyle's ratings then? I'm a Celebrity related I'm guessing.
This...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20538493
... made me laugh.
No turning back by the refs or the players for a last minute piddle anymore.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20538493
... made me laugh.
No turning back by the refs or the players for a last minute piddle anymore.
Corrie really is flying at the moment. Its traditional Wednesday home is the best place for it. No way would it have achieved nearly 9m tonight. Also topped IAC too. Speaking of IAC, including +1 its dead level with last year so no cause for concern. The current overnight series average is 8.8m (inc +1: 9.2m). The Chase scored its best ever rating according to ITV Media. Its turned into a huge hit for them. The Chase and IAC are finally providing them with some good news.
Also can we please stop the fantasy Xmas Day schedules? Its so boring. :yawn::sleep: Do they even belong in this thread?
Also can we please stop the fantasy Xmas Day schedules? Its so boring. :yawn::sleep: Do they even belong in this thread?
Impressive for Corrie - 9m for an hour long episode early on in its return to the Wednesday slot.
And wow for The Chase. With these ratings, ITV are surely considering giving it a Christmas Day afternoon airing...
And wow for The Chase. With these ratings, ITV are surely considering giving it a Christmas Day afternoon airing...
Originally Posted by James J:
“I think this schedule for Christmas seems balanced and logical:
My guess:
BBC ONE
15:00 Queen
15:10 Film: UP
17:10 Room With A Broom
17:40 News
18:00 Doctor Who
19:00 Strictly Come Dancing
20:15 Call The Midwife
21:30 EE
22:30 The Royle Family
23:00 Mrs Brown's Boys
23:30 News
ITV
15:00 Queen
15:10 Film: Tangled
17.15 News
17:30 You've Been Framed
18:00 Emmerdale
19:00 All Star Family Fortunes
19:45 Paul O'Grady: For The Love of Dogs
20:15 Coronation Street
21:30 Downton Abbey
23:30 News
Indeed, would be one of the best line ups in some time.”
“I think this schedule for Christmas seems balanced and logical:
My guess:
BBC ONE
15:00 Queen
15:10 Film: UP
17:10 Room With A Broom
17:40 News
18:00 Doctor Who
19:00 Strictly Come Dancing
20:15 Call The Midwife
21:30 EE
22:30 The Royle Family
23:00 Mrs Brown's Boys
23:30 News
ITV
15:00 Queen
15:10 Film: Tangled
17.15 News
17:30 You've Been Framed
18:00 Emmerdale
19:00 All Star Family Fortunes
19:45 Paul O'Grady: For The Love of Dogs
20:15 Coronation Street
21:30 Downton Abbey
23:30 News
Indeed, would be one of the best line ups in some time.”
now this isn't a pop at itv, but there is nothing for me in that line up whatso ever
Originally Posted by AUNAC:
“now this isn't a pop at itv, but there is nothing for me in that line up whatso ever”
“now this isn't a pop at itv, but there is nothing for me in that line up whatso ever”
Not even You've Been Framed
Article here about BBC One / Two new daytime schedule
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/b...049500.article
Basically, for BBC One :
- Cash in the Attic goes.
- Lots more Homes Under the Hammer & Escape to the Country.
- Soft current affairs ie. Watchdog Daily late morning.
- Early afternoon drama
- Antiques Roadtrip & Perfection to afternoons from BBC Two.
BBC Two get :
- A News Channel Show ie. Click
- Question Time & Panorama repeats
- World News bulletin at 11am
- Daily Politics
- Afternoon narrative repeats, archive content
- David Attenborough’s complete canon of documentaries
Keelan said he expected viewers to react “positively” to the changes but, overall, he is braced to lose audience share, with any gains on BBC1 offset by losses on BBC2.
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/b...049500.article
Basically, for BBC One :
- Cash in the Attic goes.
- Lots more Homes Under the Hammer & Escape to the Country.
- Soft current affairs ie. Watchdog Daily late morning.
- Early afternoon drama
- Antiques Roadtrip & Perfection to afternoons from BBC Two.
BBC Two get :
- A News Channel Show ie. Click
- Question Time & Panorama repeats
- World News bulletin at 11am
- Daily Politics
- Afternoon narrative repeats, archive content
- David Attenborough’s complete canon of documentaries
Keelan said he expected viewers to react “positively” to the changes but, overall, he is braced to lose audience share, with any gains on BBC1 offset by losses on BBC2.
Originally Posted by square_eyes:
“Article here about BBC One / Two new daytime schedule
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/b...049500.article
Basically, for BBC One :
- Cash in the Attic goes.
- Lots more Homes Under the Hammer & Escape to the Country.
- Soft current affairs ie. Watchdog Daily late morning.
- Early afternoon drama
- Antiques Roadtrip & Perfection to afternoons from BBC Two.
BBC Two get :
- A News Channel Show ie. Click
- Question Time & Panorama repeats
- World News bulletin at 11am
- Daily Politics
- Afternoon narrative repeats, archive content
- David Attenborough’s complete canon of documentaries
Keelan said he expected viewers to react “positively” to the changes but, overall, he is braced to lose audience share, with any gains on BBC1 offset by losses on BBC2.”
“Article here about BBC One / Two new daytime schedule
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/b...049500.article
Basically, for BBC One :
- Cash in the Attic goes.
- Lots more Homes Under the Hammer & Escape to the Country.
- Soft current affairs ie. Watchdog Daily late morning.
- Early afternoon drama
- Antiques Roadtrip & Perfection to afternoons from BBC Two.
BBC Two get :
- A News Channel Show ie. Click
- Question Time & Panorama repeats
- World News bulletin at 11am
- Daily Politics
- Afternoon narrative repeats, archive content
- David Attenborough’s complete canon of documentaries
Keelan said he expected viewers to react “positively” to the changes but, overall, he is braced to lose audience share, with any gains on BBC1 offset by losses on BBC2.”
Wow! I'm loving the new BBC One daytime schedule! It's so original! Blow me down.
edit. Reading the article. he does seem to say the right things though. Thank god for the pensioners I say. without them BBC One would have like a 5% daytime share.
Ken
Does anyone have the ratings (and shares) for BBC Breakfast and Lorraine for last week (19th Nov, 20th Nov, 21st Nov, 22nd Nov, 23rd Nov)? Many thanks.
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“ITV and its various channels have shown Pretty Woman for years. Surprised to see another channel show it. Seems like all of the BBC's network premieres are Disney/Dreamworks. Could have sworn they had another deal.”
“ITV and its various channels have shown Pretty Woman for years. Surprised to see another channel show it. Seems like all of the BBC's network premieres are Disney/Dreamworks. Could have sworn they had another deal.”
Pretty Woman is a Touchstone film and part of the Disney studios setup!
Originally Posted by Roscoe Barnes:
“Also can we please stop the fantasy Xmas Day schedules? Its so boring. :yawn::sleep: Do they even belong in this thread?”
“Also can we please stop the fantasy Xmas Day schedules? Its so boring. :yawn::sleep: Do they even belong in this thread?”
Agreed and if they are going to continue why can't they be in spoiler posts?
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