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Old 12-01-2013, 09:42
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Just 3.4m for ITV's latest comedy drama flop. The trails since xmas and 8.4m Corrie lead in helped then...

5.31m SW
8.14m EEIC
Might be a silly question but what's EEIC
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Old 12-01-2013, 09:43
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Might be a silly question but what's EEIC
He has merged Eastenders and Corrie together.
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Old 12-01-2013, 09:43
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Ice Road Truckers: 1.40m (5.7%)
Celebrity Wedding Planner: 875k (4.6%)
Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side: 733k (6.1%)
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Old 12-01-2013, 09:45
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Might be a silly question but what's EEIC
EastEnders In Crisis

That's what we call it on here since its slump in the ratings that has left it with sub 7m Friday audiences, constantly beaten by Emmerdale, and trouncing by Downton on Christmas Day, which has left it bereft of viewers and facing the axe....
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Old 12-01-2013, 09:45
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ICe Road Truckers doing much much better on the Ice than when they weren't on the Ice.
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Old 12-01-2013, 09:47
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He has merged Eastenders and Corrie together.
What EE and CS had the exact same rating sweet
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:07
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No they didn't.

Corrie averaged 8.95m and 8.84m (9.15m and 9.11m inc +1).

The Chase has beaten Pointless every day this week. Yesterday The Chase matched its all time high of 3.97m including +1 (it got 3.63m without). Pointless got 3.37m.

Tipping Point also hit a series high of 1.87m (1.78m without +1) which is a cracking result for 4pm.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:11
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No they didn't.

Corrie averaged 8.95m and 8.84m (9.15m and 9.11m inc +1).

The Chase has beaten Pointless every day this week. Yesterday The Chase matched its all time high of 3.97m including +1 (it got 3.63m without). Pointless got 3.37m.

Tipping Point also hit a series high of 1.87m (1.78m without +1) which is a cracking result for 4pm.
Alright in fairness corrie didn't have that much more (I don't count plus 1 as not really fair) stil good for both on a fri
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:23
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Solid rating for Great Night Out. It was never going to get more than 4m for the reasons discussed yesterday.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:27
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Solid rating for Great Night Out. It was never going to get more than 4m for the reasons discussed yesterday.
I'm just watching it now - it's pretty enjoyable, but would be better off in a midweek slot away from SW.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:29
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Cracking ratings for The Chase and Tipping Point, which carries on increasing every day. Should reach 3m by the end of the series if it keeps increasing like this. Is Tipping Point now getting higher than Britain's Best Bakery was in that slot?

Some CBBC ratings:

16:30 - Jedward's Big Adventure: 428k (3.4%)
17:00 - The Dumping Ground: 615k (4.1%)
17:30 - 4 O'Clock Club: 432k (2.5%)
18:00 - Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up: 230k (1.1%)

Cracking ratings there, especially for The Dumping Ground which is actually up on last week's double episode. 4 O'Clock Club is rather flat but still really good. Sam & Mark's new show did OK but not fantastically.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:46
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Solid rating for Great Night Out. It was never going to get more than 4m for the reasons discussed yesterday.
It got 3.75m including +1, so whilst I wouldn't call it solid, it could have been worse.

I guess now it depends where it goes from here. If it can hold most of that audience it might just get another shot, but t has very little room to manoeuvre. ITV have said they will be patient with their comedies and not be too quick to judge, so hopefully they'll give this one a chance and continue to promote it (with better trailers as I don't think the ones they were running did it much justice).

It was a decent show and I hope it does alright in the long run. BBC1 have renewed sitcoms with lower ratings in primetime for their first series before now so I'm not writing it off yet.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:50
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Solid rating for Great Night Out. It was never going to get more than 4m for the reasons discussed yesterday.
Hardly anybody watched.

It's a poor rating for a much trailed new comedy drama in winter on the second channel, with 9m lead in.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:54
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Cracking ratings for The Chase and Tipping Point, which carries on increasing every day. Should reach 3m by the end of the series if it keeps increasing like this. Is Tipping Point now getting higher than Britain's Best Bakery was in that slot?
Tipping Point is doing very well and when you consider Britain's Best Bakery faced children's programmes it shows you how well Tipping Point is doing.

Some CBBC ratings:

16:30 - Jedward's Big Adventure: 428k (3.4%)
17:00 - The Dumping Ground: 615k (4.1%)
17:30 - 4 O'Clock Club: 432k (2.5%)
18:00 - Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up: 230k (1.1%)

Cracking ratings there, especially for The Dumping Ground which is actually up on last week's double episode. 4 O'Clock Club is rather flat but still really good. Sam & Mark's new show did OK but not fantastically.
That's very impressive for The Dumping Ground, even better than some of the more hyped dramas like Wolfblood and Wizards vs Aliens.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:56
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That's very impressive for The Dumping Ground, even better than some of the more hyped dramas like Wolfblood and Wizards vs Aliens.
Indeed. 424k (22.6%) of those viewers were aged 4-15.
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:56
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Hardly anybody watched.

It's a poor rating for a much trailed new comedy drama in winter on the second channel, with 9m lead in.
What was the last younger skewing adult comedy drama on BBC One and how did that perform?
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Old 12-01-2013, 10:59
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Solid rating for Great Night Out. It was never going to get more than 4m for the reasons discussed yesterday.
Well the reasons you discussed yesterday. It had a big lead-in just like Lewis did on Monday. People weren't as interested in it as in other dramas across the week on ITV?
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:01
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... Timeshifting really is taking off isn't it?
A question - how do you define timeshifting for ratings purposes?

For example, we're often getting dinner ready when Eastenders is about to start, so we do a live pause on Sky+, and start watching 5-10 minutes after the scheduled time.

Would we still count as part of the audience for the main show?
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:03
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A question - how do you define timeshifting for ratings purposes?

For example, we're often getting dinner ready when Eastenders is about to start, so we do a live pause on Sky+, and start watching 5-10 minutes after the scheduled time.

Would we still count as part of the audience for the main show?
Yes. The overnights are 'live' and 'viewed on same day as live' combined.
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:03
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BBC2 looks like a better line-up then BBC1 and ITV tonight
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:11
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BBC2 looks like a better line-up then BBC1 and ITV tonight
BBC HD looks better. Borgen, Borgen, Spies of Warsaw.

Three and a half hours of first run drama.
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:11
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Not too bad for Great Night Out. I think it has potential to grow from here - I thoroughly enjoyed last night's first episode. The show made me smile and has likeable characters. And it's nice to see ITV trying with a new comedy drama, instead of having another period drama or detective programme. So I really want this show to do well.

Silent Witness did OK. I was hoping it would hold onto its 6m audience from the night before though.
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:12
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Some CBBC ratings:

16:30 - Jedward's Big Adventure: 428k (3.4%)
17:00 - The Dumping Ground: 615k (4.1%)
17:30 - 4 O'Clock Club: 432k (2.5%)
18:00 - Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up: 230k (1.1%)

Cracking ratings there, especially for The Dumping Ground which is actually up on last week's double episode. 4 O'Clock Club is rather flat but still really good. Sam & Mark's new show did OK but not fantastically.
And amongst children aged 4-15:
16:30 - Jedward's Big Adventure: 298k (18.0%)
17:00 - The Dumping Ground: 424k (22.6%)
17:30 - 4 O'Clock Club: 283k (14.3%)
18:00 - Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up: 149k (7.5%)
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Old 12-01-2013, 11:27
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This has got to be the first normal week for a very long time that EE has been over 8m for every episode. I would really love it to keep strong or improve more. There seems to be a lot less of the dull young characters on at the moment. Dot back on Monday so it's got plenty going for it EE.

I haven't watched it so regularly for some time now. 8m people tuning into a soap these days if really good.

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Old 12-01-2013, 11:39
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BBC2 looks like a better line-up then BBC1 and ITV tonight
What do we think is going to happen?

Will splash crash? And how will Britain's Brightest hold up? The reaction was better than splash on DS but that is not necessarily a good indicator. Splash has had big publicity all week I think it will get 6m tonight. Britain's Brightest will get 3m. RHSS (Richard Hammond's Secret service not to be confused in any way with the Royal Horticultural Society for which my eldest son is a member.) will get 2m. I don't think even without the football it will do any better. The audience it gains will be no bigger than the audience it looses from last week. AA will be some where on the M1 towing a broken down LDV van.

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