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The Ratings Thread (Part 51)
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Mike Teevee
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Expect a BBC One schedule change this Sunday (by no means confirmed at this stage, just a rumour)

19:00 - Doctor Who Confidential: Twelfth Doctor”

wouldn't this just work better as a story on BBC News channel?

Failing that a Saturday show, as that's when DW is broadcast
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Expect a BBC One schedule change this Sunday (by no means confirmed at this stage, just a rumour)

19:00 - Doctor Who Confidential: Twelfth Doctor”

I thought DW Confidential aired on BBC Three?
Joe40
01-08-2013
In answer to earlier queries, Alan Hansen retires from MOTD after the 2014 World Cup. Mark Lawrenson's role is "reduced".
If Radio 5 Live will insist on infesting the airwaves with Ian Wright, they'll have at least 1 less listener next season (me).

ITV's version of Before They Were Famous was harmless fun, and having the celebrities viewing their clips (without telling them what they were going to see first) worked really well. I'll be watching again next week.
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Score:
“Of course The Voice is a hit. It's a very strong hit actually, with the last series averaging 6.4m just in the overnights. It might not have matched Britain's Got Talent and might not have hit the heights that were possibly expected of it but to say it isn't a hit is ludicrous as it clearly is.”

Great post Score.
D.M.N.
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“wouldn't this just work better as a story on BBC News channel?”

Originally Posted by Ice dragon1:
“I thought DW Confidential aired on BBC Three?”

Matt Smith's unveiling was on BBC One.
Last Request
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“BBC has more entertainment hits than Itv: Strictly come dancing, The Voice, Lets Dance, The Apprentice, Pointless, MasterChef, Celebrity MasterChef, In It To Win It, Who Dares Wins - all of which consolidate over 5million.

Itv has: XFactor, BGT, Iac, Doi, Ant & Dec.”

The Voice a hit? When did that happen?
guestofseth
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“wouldn't this just work better as a story on BBC News channel?

Failing that a Saturday show, as that's when DW is broadcast”

The Confidential special announcing Matt Smith got 6.11m (29.6%), albeit on a Saturday in early January and at 5.35pm, so I think it warrants a place on BBC One. I doubt it will manage to pull that kind of figure again though.

Surprised its being announced so soon, I wasn't expecting this to the end of August at the earliest.
Zac Quinn
01-08-2013
Honestly wish they wouldn't announce the new Doctor until he/she actually appears in-show. Not even specifically from a ratings point of view, just as event TV it would be unbelievably exciting.
Originally Posted by Last Request:
“The Voice a hit? When did that happen?”

When one episode of it got almost 12 million viewers, presumably.
square_eyes
01-08-2013
Fox are remaking Broadchurch for US audiences.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...-drama/195139/
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Matt Smith's unveiling was on BBC One.”

Was that within a news report or its actual own show?
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Last Request:
“The Voice a hit? When did that happen?”

Last request if you can call the god awful Splash a hit then you can't say the Voice wasn't as it rated higher.
sw2963
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Ice dragon1:
“Was that within a news report or its actual own show?”

It was an individual show.
wizzywick
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Ice dragon1:
“Was that within a news report or its actual own show?”

It was on January 9th 2009 in a special DW Confidential on BBC1 at 5.35pm.
Joe40
01-08-2013
Zoe Ball's name is getting a mention as a potential host of the yet-to-be-confirmed Doctor Who Confidential live announcement on Sunday.
wizzywick
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by Joe40:
“Zoe Ball's name is getting a mention as a potential host of the yet-to-be-confirmed Doctor Who Confidential live announcement on Sunday.”

Apparently Denofgeek are suggesting it will be at 7pm on SATURDAY!
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by sw2963:
“It was an individual show.”

Ah ok thanks for that should be interesting.
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
So considering all this DW talk does anyone have any idea on who it maybe. Or who they would like it to be.
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“Apparently Denofgeek are suggesting it will be at 7pm on SATURDAY!”

Not this Sat is it.
square_eyes
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“Apparently Denofgeek are suggesting it will be at 7pm on SATURDAY!”

That would mean some messy rescheduling. Sunday is a better fit.
sw2963
01-08-2013
I think it is Capaldi.
wizzywick
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“Apparently Denofgeek are suggesting it will be at 7pm on SATURDAY!”

Originally Posted by Ice dragon1:
“Not this Sat is it.”

Originally Posted by square_eyes:
“That would mean some messy rescheduling. Sunday is a better fit.”

Den of Geek have amended their report to "Sunday" and that it will replace "Celebrity Mastermind".
SamuelW
01-08-2013
The Metro is reporting:
Quote:
“The wait is almost over for Doctor Who fans, as the identity of the next actor to play the Doctor is to be revealed in a special one-off Doctor Who Live broadcast on BBC One this Sunday August 4 at 7pm.

In front of a live studio audience, host Zoe Ball will unveil and interview the 12th person to play the Time Lord, one of the most coveted roles in British television.

The half hour programme will feature Doctors old and new, companions, special guests and celebrity fans, all taking place against the backdrop of a swirling vortex with Daleks and the TARDIS stationed in the studio.

Earlier in the week the BBC disguised the show in the TV listings, scheduling a fake ‘Celebrity Mastermind’ in the 7-7.30pm slot.

Doctor Who Live: The Next Doctor will end months of speculation over who will be taking over from Matt Smith, with Peter Capaldi, Ben Daniels, Ben Whishaw and David Harewood having all been linked with the role, though an unknown actor is perhaps far more likely.

Executive producer Steven Moffat said : ‘The decision is made and the time has come to reveal who’s taking over the TARDIS. For the last of the Time Lords, the clock is striking twelve.’

Moffat and Smith will both give interviews during the show, commenting on the role and what they believe it takes to play the Doctor.

Fans in America will be able to watch the unveiling live via simulcast on BBC America.

Charlotte Moore, Controller BBC One said : ‘BBC One is the home of big live events and this special live show is the perfect way to reveal the identity of the next Doctor and share it with the nation. The Doctor is a truly iconic role and I’m more than excited about the booking.’

Ben Stephenson, Controller of BBC Drama Commissioning meanwhile, revealed how they have been using the codename Houdini for the actor.

He said: ‘We can’t wait to unveil the next Doctor with everyone live on BBC1 on Sunday night. Amongst all the speculation and betting, there has been lots of fun and intrigue at work as we’ve been using the codename Houdini as a decoy! It’s the biggest secret in showbiz, even those working with the new Doctor on other projects at the moment have no idea they are in the presence of the 12th incarnation.’

Rory Kinnear had also been tipped as a possible Doctor, but after insisting that he won’t be joining the show his denial was compounded by his signing up to ITV drama Lucan, which films at the same time.”

Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“The Metro is reporting:”

Much better putting it on a Sunday it's a better fit. Plus it means I can now watch it.
wizzywick
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“The Metro is reporting:”

Defeats the purpose of a midnight announcement. There's always a spoil sport!
Ice dragon1
01-08-2013
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“Defeats the purpose of a midnight announcement. There's always a spoil sport!”

Just means you will have to sit and wait.
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