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In my opinion yes, it teased enough to interest even a casual viewer to check it out, the sets are rumoured to be spectacular and for once I have no qualms about the cast. It will capture the Merlin audience that's certain but it will also appeal to those who want to watch a good family drama as they wait for SCD.
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It's Tokyo in 2020 for the Olympics.
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What did they do last year? A 60 minute show for five dancers with the remainder dancing on the Saturday?
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I hope so. If anyone missed it: Atlantis trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk8qV7v9_Bs |
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Six on the Friday for one hour from 21:00; the other eight on the Saturday for 75 minutes from 18:30.
![]() ![]() There will be one more couple on the Saturday this year; I reckon they'll go for a 90 minute show from around 6.45pm this year, setting up another X Factor clash. |
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Through the Keyhole will be tape-checked from 21:05. Also, I *think* Strictly may be tape-checked to 20:05.
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Will it air before SCD or after it? I assumed it would be after but I suppose the BBC shoved Strictly later last year.
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BBC1 will be keeping Strictly and X Factor apart. Just like Merlin, Atlantis will be post Strictlly and be against TXF in the 8pm hour.
Thinking about it, I can see it going: 18.05 Atlantis 18.55 Strictly Come Dancing 20.25 Lottery 21.15 Casualty 22.10 BBC News and Weather 22.30 Match of the Day That would put ITV into a real quandry in regards to The X Factor's scheduling. |
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Thanks.
![]() There will be one more couple on the Saturday this year; I reckon they'll go for a 90 minute show from around 6.45pm this year, setting up another X Factor clash. |
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I doubt it; not after how Strictly managed to hurt The X Factor last year.
Thinking about it, I can see it going: 18.05 Atlantis 18.55 Strictly Come Dancing 20.25 Lottery 21.15 Casualty 22.10 BBC News and Weather 22.30 Match of the Day That would put ITV into a real quandry in regards to The X Factor's scheduling. |
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The IOC will be choosing whether to give Istanbul or Tokyo host city for the 2020 Olympics within the next hour. For ratings purposes, the BBC will really be hoping Istanbul wins so most events are in prime time. If Tokyo is voted host city, most evening events local time such as athletics finals will end up at 12-3pm in the UK which isnt great. Decision to be made soon. Fingers crossed Istanbul wins.
If so the athletics & swimming finals will be after midnight UK time. |
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"Strictly Come Dancing" aired at 6.30pm for the beginning of the series while it ran for 90 minutes and benefitted from a fixed time slot. I would imagine given the ratings boost from this position it would encourage BBC One to repeat the fixed time again this year again."Atlantis" perhaps launching against "The X Factor" at 8pm like "Merlin" in 2012.
I dont get any sense the BBC is gunning against "The X Factor" and will probably try to accomodate it by scheduling "Strictly Come Dancing" first. "The X Factor" got a good run at the 8pm slot tonight and BBC One could have easily scheduled "Strictly Come Dancing" much later into the evening but gave both shows breathing space |
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Atlantis probably needs the Strictly inheritence to have any chance though - and being against The X Factor probably benefits it more than it harms it.
One thing is for sure - if the BBC are happy to clash a portion of Strictly with The X Factor then they really don't need a proper lottery show over the autumn. If they want to keep the two apart then they will need the quiz show to fill time. |
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American TV may want the athletics & swimming finals in the afternoon in Tokyo, which is prime time in the US. This happened with the swimming finals in Beijing in 2008.
If so the athletics & swimming finals will be after midnight UK time. BBC News carried the announcement live as a simulcast with BBC World. Not sure if Sky did - they seem to be doing a "State of Emergency" day with reports on A&E. In a wider context I think we'll need to get used to Asian times for a few years with the Winter Olympics, Rugby World Cup, 2020 Olympics and 2022 World Cup all in that part of the world. |
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BBC News carried the announcement live as a simulcast with BBC World. Not sure if Sky did - they seem to be doing a "State of Emergency" day with reports on A&E.
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Strictly's launch got 8m to XF's 8.6m (exc +1) last year. Can't remember if there was a ten minute overlap though.
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No overlap, there was a 45 minute gap between them filled with DW and Red or Black if I remember well.
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Strictly was on at 6.30pm for an hour last year. This year it started later so that could help it as the ratings hit 8m at 7pm and 9m at 7.15pm in the last quarter hour. So a potentially higher average with a later start. But I think of the line-up and people being critical of it. We'll see tomorrow.
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I dont think this year's "Strictly Come Dancing" will beat last years ratings. Just dont think the line up is as starry and whether that could impact ratings I dont know.
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I think Strictly will beat The X Factor tonight. For me,TXF just didn't flow that well until the end, the singers at beginning weren't that good even though they were put through. I suspect tomorrows episode to rate lower from a weaker Saturday episode. Shame, it all looked healthy last week.
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I think Strictly will beat The X Factor tonight. For me,TXF just didn't flow that well until the end, the singers at beginning weren't that good even though they were put through. I suspect tomorrows episode to rate lower from a weaker Saturday episode. Shame, it all looked healthy last week.
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"Strictly Come Dancing" aired at 6.30pm for the beginning of the series while it ran for 90 minutes and benefitted from a fixed time slot. I would imagine given the ratings boost from this position it would encourage BBC One to repeat the fixed time again this year again."Atlantis" perhaps launching against "The X Factor" at 8pm like "Merlin" in 2012.
I dont get any sense the BBC is gunning against "The X Factor" and will probably try to accomodate it by scheduling "Strictly Come Dancing" first. "The X Factor" got a good run at the 8pm slot tonight and BBC One could have easily scheduled "Strictly Come Dancing" much later into the evening but gave both shows breathing space Last year when ITV chased BBC1's The Voice round the schedule with BGT, there was a lot of fury that the BBC felt they were outwitted with The Voice being forced earlier. So they decided that they were going to continue to start Strictly at 6.30pm, like they did in 2011, and no earlier. And it would be up to ITV to accommodate them. BBC1 see 6.30pm as Strictly time and if ITV didn't park their Strictly clone on BBC1's lawn, I doubt we would have seen a clash tonight. |
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I dont think this year's "Strictly Come Dancing" will beat last years ratings. Just dont think the line up is as starry and whether that could impact ratings I dont know.
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I thought the first fifteen minutes of The X Factor was very stilted but it then picked up. Strictly was decent if padded to an unnecessary length but some of the pairings look intriguing.
I also think it doesn't matter who the celebs are on SCD, viewers will watch Strictly regardless of which celeb's compete, its just a fun Saturday night show and it will rate well. |
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I think Strictly will beat The X Factor tonight. For me,TXF just didn't flow that well until the end, the singers at beginning weren't that good even though they were put through. I suspect tomorrows episode to rate lower from a weaker Saturday episode. Shame, it all looked healthy last week.
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I dont think this year's "Strictly Come Dancing" will beat last years ratings. Just dont think the line up is as starry and whether that could impact ratings I dont know.
![]() I'm thinking the lStrictly ine-up lacks a few big names but the lanch show is on later than last year. I just don't know. The X Factor did better on Sunday than Saturday last week. Was it down to people liking the Saturday show or just more available viewers? Will they be back this week or was last week due to curiosity views. So many questions. Answers tomorrow. |
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Yeah I think that before 6pm is way too early for "Strictly Come Dancing" I remember one year it beginning at 5.45pm and still getting decent rating figures.
I guess its all down to personality at the end of the night. But I do remember that Phil Tuftnell was invited to appear, and Chris Hollins. Again some personalities are unknowns this year. |
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