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The Ratings Thread (Part 3 (3))
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cylon6
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Agent F:
“It only seems to be Sid.

Plus the show is so well established now that I don't think it even needs that much promotion these days. I'm sure it did brilliantly.”

Agreed I saw loads of trailers for it and the Comic Relief show always gets a decent audience. The bigger question is how well the Kilimanjaro show did. If it doesn't get over 5 million I think it can be classed as a disappointment.
rzt
13-03-2009
Appparently there's no hope for Heartbeat to return after its current : http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/...eat.5066102.jp

It also says in that article that 9 episodes will be shown from April, with the remaining 9 next year.

Originally Posted by Digital Sid:
“I doubt it will, the promotion was a bit rubbish.

The thread was down in posts quite a fair bit too. During series 4, it was getting 30 or so pages per episode.

If the population was made up soley of DSers then last night would have got around (based on pages per million) 3.44 mil viewers.

Luckily and hopefully, we're not that representitive.”

I think it'll get over 6m - I saw promotion for the show and heard about it on the radio. The last Celebrity Apprentice got over 6m, so there's no reason why this one shouldn't.
Digital Sid
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Agent F:
“It only seems to be Sid.

Plus the show is so well established now that I don't think it even needs that much promotion these days. I'm sure it did brilliantly.”

I hope so, I'm just worried that they relied too much on the show's success last year for this year's ratings. I'm probably just being paranoid, I'm just really hoping that it cotinues to break records this year rather than peaking.
Cent
13-03-2009
Bye Polonius.

I thought both Comic Relief shows were good. Hope they both do well. I'm sure they will, although the climb could have held the 9pm slot alone, with The Apprentice on yesterday at 9pm.

It does make a nice Comic Relief Weekend though...

Thurs - Climb, Apprentice
Fri - Red Nose Day
Sat - Let's Dance Final

It wouldn't surprise me if they move more towards a Red Nose Weekend over the next few appeals.
Digital Sid
13-03-2009
Morning all..
hopeandfaith06
13-03-2009
So tonight, who is watching Comic Relief, who is watching the soaps on ITV1 and who is watching something different?

I watch soaps and other bits on ITV1 and record Comic Relief then i can skip all the boring bits (as we all know it can be full of boring bits)
Digital Sid
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by hopeandfaith06:
“So tonight, who is watching Comic Relief, who is watching the soaps on ITV1 and who is watching something different?

I watch soaps and other bits on ITV1 and record Comic Relief then i can skip all the boring bits (as we all know it can be full of boring bits)”

Comic relief for me. David Tennant's presenting .
Deviled Egg
13-03-2009
Chris Moyles has just said that the Big Red Nose Climb documentary last night peaked at 9.4m.
Only_You
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Deviled Egg:
“Chris Moyles has just said that the Big Red Nose Climb documentary last night peaked at 9.4m.”

Wow!
Digital Sid
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Deviled Egg:
“Chris Moyles has just said that the Big Red Nose Climb documentary last night peaked at 9.4m.”

****ing hell. 8 million viewers then-ish?
mmcd
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Deviled Egg:
“Chris Moyles has just said that the Big Red Nose Climb documentary last night peaked at 9.4m.”

Fantastic ratings and a brilliant show. The scenery was stunning and the climbers really deserve a big cheer!
mmcd
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by hopeandfaith06:
“So tonight, who is watching Comic Relief, who is watching the soaps on ITV1 and who is watching something different?

I watch soaps and other bits on ITV1 and record Comic Relief then i can skip all the boring bits (as we all know it can be full of boring bits)”

Comic relief for me tonight. Really looking forward to it this year.
GeorgeS
13-03-2009
8pm The Bill: Leap Of Faith 4.0m (17%)
9pm Billy Connolly: Journey To The Edge Of The World 3.7m (15%)

8pm Comic Relief Kilimanjaro 8.7m (36.5%)
9pm Comic Relief The Apprentice 7.9m (32.9%)


8pm 10 Years Younger: The Challenge 1.57m (incl. +1)
9pm Red Riding 1.67m (incl. +1)

A big night for ITV4 as well by the look of things with the Man City UEFA Cup game.

Looks like a poor night for five - not surprising if you think a 3 hour Kevin Costner film is a good idea for a nights primetime viewing
Digital Sid
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“8pm The Bill: Leap Of Faith 4.0m (17%)
9pm Billy Connolly: Journey To The Edge Of The World 3.7m (15%)

8pm Comic Relief Kilimanjaro 8.7m (36.5%)
9pm Comic Relief The Apprentice 7.9m (32.9%)”

Great figures, I was sort of hoping the Apprentice would match or out do the climb considering the show's popularity. However, it still did really well. Last year's finale got 8.9 million I think, so it only got 1 million less than that. If the new series starts off with similar ratings, perhaps the finale will top last year's.
D.M.N.
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“8pm Comic Relief Kilimanjaro 8.7m (36.5%)
9pm Comic Relief The Apprentice 7.9m (32.9%)”

hopeandfaith06
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“8pm The Bill: Leap Of Faith 4.0m (17%)
9pm Billy Connolly: Journey To The Edge Of The World 3.7m (15%)

8pm Comic Relief Kilimanjaro 8.7m (36.5%)
9pm Comic Relief The Apprentice 7.9m (32.9%)


8pm 10 Years Younger: The Challenge 1.57m (incl. +1)
9pm Red Riding 1.67m (incl. +1)

A big night for ITV4 as well by the look of things with the Man City UEFA Cup game.

Looks like a poor night for five - not surprising if you think a 3 hour Kevin Costner film is a good idea for a nights primetime viewing ”

God BBC did well last night
I knew they would beat ITV, but i didn't think it would be that much. I watched the kilimanjaro one, but recorded the apprentice and watched Billy Connolly. Glad to see the last episode didn't drop too much, it was a fantastic series.
sugapunk
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“8pm The Bill: Leap Of Faith 4.0m (17%)
9pm Billy Connolly: Journey To The Edge Of The World 3.7m (15%)

8pm Comic Relief Kilimanjaro 8.7m (36.5%)
9pm Comic Relief The Apprentice 7.9m (32.9%)


8pm 10 Years Younger: The Challenge 1.57m (incl. +1)
9pm Red Riding 1.67m (incl. +1)

A big night for ITV4 as well by the look of things with the Man City UEFA Cup game.

Looks like a poor night for five - not surprising if you think a 3 hour Kevin Costner film is a good idea for a nights primetime viewing ”

Five is just trying to coast through on Thursday nights until they unleash The Mentalist in a couple of weeks. They didn't even show last night's film in widescreen though, which was very lazy.
simsy
13-03-2009
Apprentice and the football must have taken loads of the younger viewers who watched Red Riding last week. I was one, I recorded RR. Hopefully it will pick back up next week when we all have a chance to catch up on the second film, it deserves so much more than 1.67m.
Digital Sid
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by hopeandfaith06:
“God BBC did well last night
I knew they would beat ITV, but i didn't think it would be that much. I watched the kilimanjaro one, but recorded the apprentice and watched Billy Connolly. Glad to see the last episode didn't drop too much, it was a fantastic series.”

Yeah, anyone know what the soaps got?
cylon6
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Digital Sid:
“Great figures, I was sort of hoping the Apprentice would match or out do the climb considering the show's popularity. However, it still did really well. Last year's finale got 8.9 million I think, so it only got 1 million less than that. If the new series starts off with similar ratings, perhaps the finale will top last year's.”

I'm with you on that one as I'm surprised The Apprentice didn't rate higher than the big climb!

So is this a good omen for how well Comic Relief will do tonight or could those Coronation Street episodes throw a spanner in the works?
hopeandfaith06
13-03-2009
Originally Posted by Digital Sid:
“Yeah, anyone know what the soaps got?”

here you go:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/a1...-march-12.html
gavin shipman
13-03-2009
Fantastic Win for BBC1 Last Night.

Both Comic Relief Shows making great ratings!

Thought the Apprentice would beat The First show though.

But 8m is fantastic.

EastEnders did very well too and anothr 800,000 watching at 10 so last night it was watched by 9.4m.

I expect an average of around 9-10m tonight with it peaking during the main bits like Gavin and Stacey and etc with 12m

Emmerdale 5.5m
Coronation Street 1 8m
Coronation Street 2 7.3m
rzt
13-03-2009
Thursday 12th March Roundup
BBC One
13:45- Doctors: 1.73m (23.3%)
19:00- The One Show: 4.8m (24%)
19:30- EastEnders: 8.63m (39.1%)
20:00- Kilimanjaro: The Big Red Nose Climb: 8.74m (36.6%)
- began with 8.2m (35.3%) and ended with 9.4m (38.1%)
- up by 93% on 2008 channel slot average of: 4.5m (20.2%)

21:00- Comic Relief Does The Apprentice: 7.94m (33%)
- audience rose from 7.8m (27%) to 8.1m (34.3%) throughout the hour
- up by 80% on 2008 channel slot average of: 4.4m (19.1%)


BBC Two
20:00- Jimmy Doherty In Darwin's Garden: 1.35m (5.6%)
21:00- Darwin's Dangerous Idea: 1.48m (6.1%)
22:00- The Graham Norton Show: 1.4m (7.3%)

ITV1
19:00- Emmerdale: 6.62m (32.4%)
19:30- Countrywise: 3.5m (16%)
20:00- The Bill: 3.96m (16.6%)
21:00- Billy Connolly: Journey To The Edge Of The World: 3.66m (15.2%)

Channel 4
18:00- The Simpsons: 2.06m [inc. +1]
18:30- Hollyoaks: 1.49m (7.6%) , +1: 100,000
20:00- Ten Years Younger: The Challenge: 1.37m (5.7%) , +1: 161,000
21:00- Red Riding: 1.57m (7.4%) , +1: 102,000
22:00- Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA: 1.18m [inc. +1]

Five
17:30- Neighbours:1.5m (9.9%)
18:00- Home and Away: 1.01m (5.6%)
20:00- The Postman: 585,000 (2.7%)

BBC Three
22:00- EastEnders: 744,000 (4.2%)

E4 [inc. +1]
19:00- Hollyoaks: 730,000
21:00- My Name Is Earl: 480,000
21:30- The Big Bang Theory: 310,000
22:00- Skins: 830,000

Film4 [inc. +1]
18:45- Bogus: 110,000
21:00- Batman: 160,000

Fiver
18:30- Home and Away: 602,000 (3.4%)
19:00- Neighbours: 220,000 (1.2%)

ITV2
20:00- American Idol: 320,000 (1.5%)
21:00- Paris Hilton's British Best Friend: 355,000 (1.6%)
22:00- American Idol: 293,000

Living
20:00- Jade's Wedding: 771,000 (3.5%)
- peak: 900,000 between 20:45-21:00

More4 [inc. +1]
21:00- ER: 510,000
22:00- Brothers and Sisters: 220,00

Primetime Shares
BBC One: 31.7% (BBC One's highest peaktime share since New Year's Day)
ITV1: 16.6%
Channel 4: 6% , +1: 0.6%
BBC Two: 5.6%
Five: 2.5%

All Hours Shares
BBC One: 25%
ITV1: 16.7%
Channel 4 [inc. +1]: 8.2%
BBC Two: 6.6%
Five: 3.7%

Source: Broadcast, Channel 4 Sales, DS (1), (2), Media Guardian
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Fantastic ratings for the two Comic Relief shows - the Kilimanjaro Climb rated far better than I expected. I think it's a good sign of huge ratings for tonight's main Comic Relief show; I reckon it'll top 10m despite pretty tough opposition from Corrie. Poor night for Five, getting one of the worst primetime shares I've ever seen from a terrestrial channel.
Dancc
13-03-2009
An extraordinary night for the BBC. In line with what I expected for The Apprentice, but the Kilimanjaro show rated spectacularly for 8pm and surpassed my expectations by a mile.

I did originally say that this show deserved a 9pm slot of it's own, but with that sort of rating at 8pm perhaps this was a scheduling masterstroke by the BBC.
Woody_Enfield
13-03-2009
Just to echo earlier posters, what were FIVE thinking?

A three hour, dull Costner film all through primetime?

I am surprised it got as many as it did.
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