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534k watched BH at 6.30A.M LMFAOhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0094zrh/broadcasts
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Strange that briers signed up for a show he didn't like. I dont remember the david renwick series at all but id have expected those two to be comedy gold together. One foot in the grave was also quite bleak and dark too. Geoffrey Palmer was considered as victor wasn't he. Briers would have been an excellent victor too I think.
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Thank god for a new thread as today's discussion was awful. Yet again people unable to accept that ITV had a good rating programme. Remind me, some people think this thread is biased pro-ITV?!
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Perhaps they missed it the first five times it was shown:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0094zrh/broadcasts ![]() I feel sure the testcard would have pulled in at least 600k... Maybe they could have had Susanna Reid as the testcard girl playing noughts and crosses with Bill Turnbull. That would have got at least a million...
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Perhaps they missed it the first five times it was shown:
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On the last thread Robbie mentioned If You See God Tell Him which you may have noticed was also mentioned in The Guardian's editorial today ... Episode one was bleak enough, having not seen it for twenty years I can't imagine what the final episode would come across like now.
As you say, not the sort of thing the mass audience was going to respond to, as it undermined their own delusions. But/and a great series. |
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Another star of yesteryear has passed away (and again, missed by Digital Spy), Elspet Gray (you'll know the face from Fawlty Towers as soon as you see the pic)...
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/enterta...y-dies-1717497 For what it's worth (in case a scheduler (or someone from the BSI!) happens to read), when we do eventually have a Richard Briers night, The Good Life was a really good show. Ever Decreasing Circles was a great show though, and here's hoping that gets due recognition too. Bung a Roobarb cartoon inbetween obviously. |
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Does anyone have the figure for Mad Fat Diary (Mon, 10pm, E4 exc. +1) please?
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Another star of yesteryear has passed away (and again, missed by Digital Spy), Elspet Gray (you'll know the face from Fawlty Towers as soon as you see the pic)...
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/enterta...y-dies-1717497 . |
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Another star of yesteryear has passed away (and again, missed by Digital Spy), Elspet Gray (you'll know the face from Fawlty Towers as soon as you see the pic)...
![]() http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnaHybw6CBI RIP... |
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Does anyone have the figure for Mad Fat Diary (Mon, 10pm, E4 exc. +1) please?
![]() Some more multi-channels if anyone's interested: E4 inc HD exc. +1 Revenge - 363,617 (1.5%) ITV 2 inc HD exc. +1 Animal Practice - 190,517 (0.8%) Ben and Kate - 67,717 (0.3%) Ben and Kate - 63,333 (0.3%) |
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Broadchurch should do well for ITV, wonder if there is plans for a second series should it be a hit?
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Geordie Shore back last night - only stumbled across it on the EPG, until today I hadn't seen any promotion for it whatsoever. and I watch quite a bit of Comedy Central (sister channel) And that was just one article I saw on DS. Unusual as MTV usually plug it like crazy.
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A question re: how ratings are calculated, and apologies if this has been asked and answered before.
As I understand it, there are around 5,000 households where a BARB box is installed, and it records which channels are selected, and how many people are in the room. The households are selected to reflect a wide range of demographics. So, based on a sample of a few thousand, they extrapolate the number watching to declare that, say, 7.6 million people watched last night's Eastenders. This is a similar methodology to that used by the likes of NOP when predicting the outcome of elections, which can be subject to quite a wide margin of error. What sort of margin of error do BARB claim for their ratings figures? |
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But was it that big a flop as you remember? I seem to think it got ok ish reviews at the time, and didn't stand out as getting stinker ratings considering what most post-9pm news output on BBC1 tended to get those days.
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Strange that briers signed up for a show he didn't like. I dont remember the david renwick series at all but id have expected those two to be comedy gold together.
I dunno about Geoffrey Palmer being considered for One Foot because Renwick wrote it especially for Richard Wilson and was most upset when he turned it down, to the extent he kept sending him more scripts and almost begging him to do it. Quote:
Maybe they could have had Susanna Reid as the testcard girl playing noughts and crosses with Bill Turnbull. That would have got at least a million...
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I notice the front page of the Daily Express on Tuesday had the same picture of Susanna Reid they had on the front page about two weeks ago. Last time it was because she'd won some half-arsed internet poll with about three voters, this time it was because she wasn't on Breakfast because of the strike. I know the Express has the same stories every day but the same pictures is really taking the piss.
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A question re: how ratings are calculated, and apologies if this has been asked and answered before.
As I understand it, there are around 5,000 households where a BARB box is installed, and it records which channels are selected, and how many people are in the room. The households are selected to reflect a wide range of demographics. So, based on a sample of a few thousand, they extrapolate the number watching to declare that, say, 7.6 million people watched last night's Eastenders. This is a similar methodology to that used by the likes of NOP when predicting the outcome of elections, which can be subject to quite a wide margin of error. What sort of margin of error do BARB claim for their ratings figures? The suggestion is a margin of error of +-1.4% but..... |
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BBC One inc HD
Pointless - 3,468,100 (21.5%) The One Show - 4,689,780 (21.1%) EastEnders - 7,761,880 (33.2%) Holby City - 5,084,042 (21.0%) Death in Paradise - 6,103,583 (24.8%) BBC Two The Fixer - 2,179,967 (9.0%) The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track - 1,786,650 (7.3%) The Sarah Millican Television Programme - 1,492,767 ITV inc HD exc. +1 The Chase - 3,368,118 (22.1%) Emmerdale - 7,030,840 (31.6%) Champions League - 4,898,673 (20.2%) Channel 4 inc HD exc. +1 Supersize v Superskinny - 1,525,050 (2.3%) The Fried Chicken Shop - 1,718,883 (7.0%) Utopia - 530,187 (3.5%) Channel 5 inc HD exc. +1 Benidorm ER - 974,500 (4.0%) CSI - 880,482 (3.6%) Brain Hospital: Saving Lives - 983,533 (5.8%) Dallas - 252,267 (2.8%) |
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so the Arsenal proves more popular than Celtic game
does anyone know if STV opted out of last night's match? |
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BBC One inc HD
Pointless - 3,468,100 (21.5%) The One Show - 4,689,780 (21.1%) EastEnders - 7,761,880 (33.2%) Holby City - 5,084,042 (21.0%) Death in Paradise - 6,103,583 (24.8%) BBC Two The Fixer - 2,179,967 (9.0%) The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track - 1,786,650 (7.3%) The Sarah Millican Television Programme - 1,492,767 ITV inc HD exc. +1 The Chase - 3,368,118 (22.1%) Emmerdale - 7,030,840 (31.6%) Champions League - 4,898,673 (20.2%) Channel 4 inc HD exc. +1 Supersize v Superskinny - 1,525,050 (2.3%) The Fried Chicken Shop - 1,718,883 (7.0%) Utopia - 530,187 (3.5%) Channel 5 inc HD exc. +1 Benidorm ER - 974,500 (4.0%) CSI - 880,482 (3.6%) Brain Hospital: Saving Lives - 983,533 (5.8%) Dallas - 252,267 (2.8%) |
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does anyone know if STV opted out of last night's match?
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no, there a limits to stv's parochial cost saving measures.
I'm guessing Barca's return leg match will be the odd one out in ITV's 4 Tuesday matches, regarding matches of a British interest |
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BBC One inc HD
Pointless - 3,468,100 (21.5%) The One Show - 4,689,780 (21.1%) EastEnders - 7,761,880 (33.2%) Holby City - 5,084,042 (21.0%) Death in Paradise - 6,103,583 (24.8%) BBC Two The Fixer - 2,179,967 (9.0%) The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track - 1,786,650 (7.3%) The Sarah Millican Television Programme - 1,492,767 ITV inc HD exc. +1 The Chase - 3,368,118 (22.1%) Emmerdale - 7,030,840 (31.6%) Champions League - 4,898,673 (20.2%) Ken |
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Around where I expected for BBC One and ITV. The Chase seems to be hovering around 3m, as does Pointless. I think you should include Tipping Point. How did the Channel 4 gameshows do (Face the Clock, Countdown, Common Denominator, DOND)?
Countdown - 395,444 (5.7%) The Common Denominator - 322,660 (3.4%) Deal or No Deal - 841,600 (8.0%) Tipping Point - 1,995,555 (18.9%) Inc HD exc. +1 |
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BBC One inc HD
Pointless - 3,468,100 (21.5%) The One Show - 4,689,780 (21.1%) EastEnders - 7,761,880 (33.2%) Holby City - 5,084,042 (21.0%) Death in Paradise - 6,103,583 (24.8%) BBC Two The Fixer - 2,179,967 (9.0%) The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track - 1,786,650 (7.3%) The Sarah Millican Television Programme - 1,492,767 ITV inc HD exc. +1 The Chase - 3,368,118 (22.1%) Emmerdale - 7,030,840 (31.6%) Champions League - 4,898,673 (20.2%) Channel 4 inc HD exc. +1 Supersize v Superskinny - 1,525,050 (2.3%) The Fried Chicken Shop - 1,718,883 (7.0%) Utopia - 530,187 (3.5%) Channel 5 inc HD exc. +1 Benidorm ER - 974,500 (4.0%) CSI - 880,482 (3.6%) Brain Hospital: Saving Lives - 983,533 (5.8%) Dallas - 252,267 (2.8%) |
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