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ITV Teletext is saying that Children In Need had a peak audience of 11.4 million. It doesn't have the average rating yet though.
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ITV Teletext is saying that Children In Need had a peak audience of 11.4 million. It doesn't have the average rating yet though.
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10m for Casualty?
![]() Doubtful. Casualty, FWIW, got 8.2m on the corresponding Saturday last year when it aired before the SCD results show (which got 12.1m). Sounds like CIN had a corker last night with a very high peak. And with the extra publicity for the already-resurgent Antiques Roadshow tomorrow, it should deliver something in the ballpark of 10m with Britannia Low plumbing new depths. (Rubs hands with glee...) |
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Last year's peak was 10.9m - which suggests this years rating beat last years.
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Lol.
Christmas this year or next? |
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Friday:
BBC-1 Children In Need (19:00) - 9.65m (41.4%) - Peak 11.995m (49.0%) at 20:55 BBC News At Ten (22:00) - 7.56m (33.4%) Children In Need (22:35 - 00:00) - 7.40m (48.2%) BBC-2 The Barristers (21:00) - 1.17m (4.8%) QI Children In Need Special (22:00) - 4.25m (18.5%) ITV-1 Emmerdale (19:00) - 5.73m (27.9%) Coronation Street (19:30) - 7.36m (33.3%) Tonight (20:00) - 3.08m (13.4%) Coronation Street (20:30) - 5.71m (22.9%) Taggart (21:00) - 3.56m (14.9%) TV's Naughtiest Blunders (22:30) - 1.52m (7.8%) The Late News (23:00) - 0.68m (4.6%) Bingo Night Live (23:45) - 0.23m (2.6%) Channel-4 A Place In The Sun (20:00) - 0.84m (3.5%) Four Weddings And A Funeral (21:00) - 1.50m (6.9%) Five Police Interceptors (20:00) - 0.97m (4.1%) NCIS (21:00) - 0.98m (4.0%) |
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Bloody hell- huge rating for Children in Need! Really didn't expect it to be so high.
That's the joint lowest rating ever recorded for Coronation Street. It also got 5.7m (31%) on Sunday 15th June 2008. |
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BBC-1 Children In Need (19:00) - 9.65m (41.4%) - Peak 11.995m (49.0%) at 20:55 BBC News At Ten (22:00) - 7.56m (33.4%) Children In Need (22:35 - 00:00) - 7.40m (48.2%) BBC-2 The Barristers (21:00) - 1.17m (4.8%) QI Children In Need Special (22:00) - 4.25m (18.5%) ITV-1 Emmerdale (19:00) - 5.73m (27.9%) Coronation Street (19:30) - 7.36m (33.3%) Tonight (20:00) - 3.08m (13.4%) Coronation Street (20:30) - 5.71m (22.9%) Taggart (21:00) - 3.56m (14.9%) TV's Naughtiest Blunders (22:30) - 1.52m (7.8%) The Late News (23:00) - 0.68m (4.6%) Bingo Night Live (23:45) - 0.23m (2.6%) |
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So CIN enters the top 10 of the yr and AR is on its way to doing it as well!
What is the country coming too?! |
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7-10pm Children in Need official averages (unless stated):
2008: 9.7m (overnight) 2007: 9.4m (overnight) 2006: 7.72m 2005: 9.07m 2004: 8.48m 2003: 10.49m 2002: 7.56m 2001: 7.12m 2000: 6.8m (overnight) 7-9pm: 1999: 6.61m 1998: Below 7.07m Second most watched CIN in 10 years. |
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So CIN enters the top 10 of the yr and AR is on its way to doing it as well!
What is the country coming too?! |
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Does anybody think TXF having the highest vote of the series could indicate something?
As a sidenote Gary Linekear has just revealed the Strictly result on MOTD. |
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Does anybody think TXF having the highest vote of the series could indicate something?
As a sidenote Gary Linekear has just revealed the Strictly result on MOTD. |
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Should be a big night for ITV, I think We Are Much Amused will do much better than Family Fortunes and the results show to be higher given its earlier timeslot
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How does CIN do so well? Deary me (in the spirit of politcal correctness I know it's for a good cause).
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Wow at the ratings for CIN! Didn't expect it to do so well at all
and it dented Corrie badly! I thought Corrie would have held up a bit better.
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CIN does very well these days because it showcases variety in a way which no other show does. In the eighties, when CIN started every other show was variety, so what it did wasnt all that much different to what was going on most nights of the week. No wonder established acts queue up to appear-its the best way to grab the attention in this splintered tv world.
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Does anybody think TXF having the highest vote of the series could indicate something?
As a sidenote Gary Linekear has just revealed the Strictly result on MOTD. I think it will get similar ratings for both shows to last week. Strictly will probably win on share, XF will probably edge it on total viewers although it might be a bit closer again, SCD might be 10m or so this week with all the John Sargeant hype. |
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CIN does very well these days because it showcases variety in a way which no other show does. In the eighties, when CIN started every other show was variety, so what it did wasnt all that much different to what was going on most nights of the week. No wonder established acts queue up to appear-its the best way to grab the attention in this splintered tv world.
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i recorded CIN, watched ITV til half 10 then watch CIN... better so you can skip through all the crap! Good ratimgs though
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I'd use the term 'variety' very loosely in relation to CIN. Music, music, music isn't my idea of variety. If a singer wasn't singing, then the cast of some soap were. I suppose we had a couple of "sketches" and Terry dancing but it wasn't much.
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You said it, virtually no variety unlike Comic Relief that manages to put on an entertaining and varied show most times.
![]() I s'pose they did get quite a good lineup of singers but generally there wasent anything which constituted 'variety'. I hope Comic/Sports Relief is better. Jonathan Ross on Celebrity Apprentice is bound to be a winner.
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I was thinking, how do you think the show would be with Alesha Dixon as a co-host? Could it work?
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I was thinking, how do you think the show would be with Alesha Dixon as a co-host? Could it work?
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What Strictly? If so yeah. Tess is bloomin awful.
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and it dented Corrie badly! I thought Corrie would have held up a bit better.

