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The Ratings Thread (Part 3 (3))
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GeorgeS
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by KennyT:
“Yes, but the problem is that, in ITVs case, you don't have to look that hard. Of course, now, everybody is going to be looking for faults with ITVs live sports coverage (in the same way they've been looking out for BBC "scandals") so that even where it's caused by things outside their control (the rain on the lens at a previous FA Cup match because the wind was blowing right at them) they get blamed...

K”

Funny how BBC Scotland had a Scottish FA Cup match that had exactly the same issue with rain oscuring the lenses this season and yet that doesnt get dragged up endlessly.
GeorgeS
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Wednesday 4th January 2009
ITV1
19:00 - Emmerdale - 7.6m (33.7%)
19:30 - Coronation Street - 10.01m (41.9%)
20:00 - The FA Cup Live - 6.18m (26.2%)”

Good figures for the football. When did it peak?
D.M.N.
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“Good figures for the football. When did it peak? ”

*sarcasm*

22:41. Unfortunately viewers were watching adverts instead of Daniel Gosling's goal.
KennyT
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“Funny how BBC Scotland had a Scottish FA Cup match that had exactly the same issue with rain oscuring the lenses this season and yet that doesnt get dragged up endlessly.”

That's what I mean. A similar problem that gets forgiven, but because ITV had other problems at that match, and before and since, it gets picked on even though they weren't really to blame for that particular issue...

Every bit of live ITV sports coverage is now under the microscope!

K
KennyT
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“*sarcasm*

22:41. Unfortunately viewers were watching adverts instead of Daniel Gosling's goal.”

I wonder if those advertisers have to pay extra!

K
Agent F
05-02-2009
Decent-ish for Minder but that will inevitably fall. It hasn't received the greatest of reactions from what I've been reading.
jde-tv
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Wednesday 4th January 2009
BBC One
20:00 - Waterloo Road - 4.34m (17.2%)
21:00 - New Tricks - 3.35m (13.4%)

BBC Two
20:00 - It's Not Easy Being Green - 1.81m (7.3%)
20:30 - MasterChef - 2.94m (11.3%)
21:00 - Terry Pratchett: Living With Alzheimer's - 2.6m (10.4%)

ITV1
19:00 - Emmerdale - 7.6m (33.7%)
19:30 - Coronation Street - 10.01m (41.9%)
20:00 - The FA Cup Live - 6.18m (26.2%)

Channel 4
18:00 - The Simpsons - 2.51m
18:30 - Hollyoaks - 1.82m (8.2%) [+1: 8,000]
20:00 - Relocation, Relocation - 3.35m (13.3%)
21:00 - Grand Designs - 3.82m (15.2%) [+1: 550,000]
22:00 - The World's Cleverest Child And Me - 2.26m

five
17:30 - Neighbours - 1.64m (9.4%)
18:00 - Home & Away - 1.17m (5.6%)
20:00 - Ice Road Truckers - 1.58m (6.2%)
21:00 - Minder - 2.4m (9.6%)

E4
19:00 - Hollyoaks - 659,000 (3.3%)
21:00 - 90210: We're Not In Kansas Anymore - 180,000

Film4 (inc +1)
19:00 - FILM: The Family Stone - 150,000
21:00 - FILM: Out Of Time - 410,000

More4 (inc +1)
21:00 - Bremner, Bird And Fortune:... - 90,000

fiver
18:30 - Home & Away - 706,000 (3.2%)

All-Day Shares
ITV1 - 23.4% (last week: 18.9%)
BBC One - 19.2% (20.7%)
Channel 4* - 10.1% (10.5%)
BBC Two - 7.7% (7.7%)
five - 5.1% (4.8%)
Multichannel - 34.5% (37.4%)
* includes +1

Primetime Shares
ITV1 - 29% (last week: 21.7%)
BBC One - 16.8% (18.9%)
Channel 4 - 11.5% (11.6%)
BBC Two - 8.2% (7.8%)
five - 5.6% (4.6%)

Source: Channel 4 Sales, DS

Superb All-Day share for ITV. Good night for Channel 4 as well - great rating for Grand Designs.”

Wednesday 4th January ?? and E4 didnt show 90210 last night did they?
GeorgeS
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by jde-tv:
“Wednesday 4th January ?? and E4 didnt show 90210 last night did they?”

Mistakes will happen. I demand an inquiry!!

Sack, fire, hand back the contract for doing the ratings table
jde-tv
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“Mistakes will happen. I demand an inquiry!!

Sack, fire, hand back the contract for doing the ratings table ”

i wasnt saying it in a nasty way, I really like the ratings tables!! i was just letting people know
GeorgeS
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by jde-tv:
“i wasnt saying it in a nasty way, I really like the ratings tables!! i was just letting people know ”

I know. I just think it ironic that a certain poster is ripping into ITV for making a mistake
ZoeMcCallister
05-02-2009
It seems Minder fell from 2.6-2.2m which isn't too good and the football peaked at 20.45 with 6.7m.
ritchie J
05-02-2009
Great Ratings for the football and the soaps on ITV1.

Coronation Street isn't being very consistent though with ratings. It dropped 1.2m and 0.6m from both it's episodes on Monday Night.

Emmerdale doing well.

WR damaged by the football but it was brilliant again last night.

EastEnders and Emmerdale should get high figures tonight due to the snow.

Emmerdale 8m
EastEnders 10m
Agent F
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by ritchie J:
“Coronation Street isn't being very consistent though with ratings. It dropped 1.2m and 0.6m from both it's episodes on Monday Night.”

All of the Monday ratings were inflated because of the snow. I don't believe the snow was as bad last night so it's inevitable Corrie would fall - the Monday episodes also tend to be the most watched of the week as well.
D.M.N.
05-02-2009
Wednesday 4th February 2009
BBC One
20:00 - Waterloo Road - 4.34m (17.2%)
21:00 - New Tricks - 3.35m (13.4%)
- Down on 2008 channel slot average of 5.6m (24%)

BBC Two
20:00 - It's Not Easy Being Green - 1.81m (7.3%)
20:30 - MasterChef - 2.94m (11.3%)
21:00 - Terry Pratchett: Living With Alzheimer's - 2.6m (10.4%)
- Up on 2008 channel slot average of 2.1m

ITV1
19:00 - Emmerdale - 7.6m (33.7%)
19:30 - Coronation Street - 10.01m (41.9%)
20:00 - The FA Cup Live - 6.18m (26.2%)
- Peak: 6.7m (25.5%) at 20:45
- About 1,000 complaints sent to ITV, equating to 0.004% percent of the audience

Channel 4
18:00 - The Simpsons - 2.51m
18:30 - Hollyoaks - 1.82m (8.2%) [+1: 8,000]
20:00 - Relocation, Relocation - 3.35m (13.3%)
21:00 - Grand Designs - 3.82m (15.2%) [+1: 300,000]
- Down 300,000 viewers on last week
22:00 - The World's Cleverest Child And Me - 2.26m

five
17:30 - Neighbours - 1.64m (9.4%)
18:00 - Home & Away - 1.17m (5.6%)
20:00 - Ice Road Truckers - 1.58m (6.2%)
21:00 - Minder - 2.4m (9.6%)
- 21:00 to 21:15: 2.6m (10.4%)
- 21:45 to 22:00: 2.2m (9%)
- Up 118% on 2008 channel slot average of 1.1m (4.9%)
- ABC1 = 38.5%
- 16 to 34 = 10.5%

E4
19:00 - Hollyoaks - 659,000 (3.3%)
21:00 - 90210: We're Not In Kansas Anymore - 180,000

Film4 (inc +1)
19:00 - FILM: The Family Stone - 150,000
21:00 - FILM: Out Of Time - 410,000

More4 (inc +1)
21:00 - Bremner, Bird And Fortune:... - 90,000

fiver
18:30 - Home & Away - 706,000 (3.2%)

All-Day Shares
ITV1 - 23.4% (last week: 18.9%)
BBC One - 19.2% (20.7%)
Channel 4 - 10.1% (10.5%) - includes +1
BBC Two - 7.7% (7.7%)
five - 5.1% (4.8%)
Multichannel - 34.5% (37.4%)

Primetime Shares
ITV1 - 29% (last week: 21.7%)
BBC One - 16.8% (18.9%)
Channel 4 - 11.5% (11.6%)
BBC Two - 8.2% (7.8%)
five - 5.6% (4.6%)

Source: Channel 4 Sales, DS, Broadcast
ZoeMcCallister
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“22:00 - The World's Cleverest Child And Me - 2.26m

E4
21:00 - 90210: We're Not In Kansas Anymore - 180,000

Film4 (inc +1)
19:00 - FILM: The Family Stone - 150,000
21:00 - FILM: Out Of Time - 410,000

More4 (inc +1)
21:00 - Bremner, Bird And Fortune:... - 90,000

Source: Channel 4 Sales, DS, Broadcast”

I'm pretty sure they are the overnights for the previous Wednesday D.M.N.
Barbara2001
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by Agent F:
“Decent-ish for Minder but that will inevitably fall. It hasn't received the greatest of reactions from what I've been reading.”

The writing was okay, the direction also, but the casting was completely wrong. Shame. I'll give it a go next week to see if they have overcome their teething problems, nerves or whatever.
rzt
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“20:00 - The FA Cup Live - 6.18m (26.2%)
- Peak: 6.7m (25.5%) at 20:45”

Interesting to see that it didn't actually peak at the end of the match, which I would have expected.
sn_22
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“Mistakes happen. Its embarassing but not unprecedented for tv channels. I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find examples of BBC, Channel 4, five, Sky screwing up.

Of course they have the advantage of being single national network channels. ITVs network is probably one of the most complex tv operations in Europe in terms of its structure. A pre planned break was obviously not rescheduled as it should have been. By the time they realised it was too late.

Someone at the network centre will probably get fired if it makes people feel better.

I wonder how many people have never screwed up at their own jobs.”

Your reaction to this issue seems to be very reasonable and devoid of your usual application of sacastic wit, George? Surely ITV are not above its wrath?

Speaking of the football (and slightly more on-topic), I did think the coverage might pull a little higher given that there was relatively little chat either side of it. In particular, I'm surprised it peaked so early rather than in Extra Time when penalties looked almost certain.

Waterloo Road looks to have settled at that level in its new slot which is reasonable for it. It could probably do half a million more on Thursdays but I suppose they've decided the trade-off is worth making for propping up a very difficult slot.

Minder was pretty unspectacular after all the promotion. It'll be considered a moderate success if it holds the numbers it got last night. But if it falls (as would seem likely), I don't know whether Five will consider it worth the investment.
Ambassador
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by sn_22:
“Minder was pretty unspectacular after all the promotion. It'll be considered a moderate success if it holds the numbers it got last night. But if it falls (as would seem likely), I don't know whether Five will consider it worth the investment.”

Minder was pretty much well up against it though with the football, a generally strong Grand Designs and a heavily promoted Terry Pratchett Alzheimers documentary as well as the ususally strong New Tricks

So BBC1 aside everything five was up against was new so I think they'll be happy-ish
cylon6
05-02-2009
And as The FA Cup produces more juicy ties leading to the final so the ratings increase. People will watch football on ITV.
shn321
05-02-2009
Anyone know how Gossip Girl did on ITV2 last night? (9pm)

Thanks
GeorgeS
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Wednesday 4th February 2009

20:00 - The FA Cup Live - 6.18m (26.2%)
- Peak: 6.7m (25.5%) at 20:45
- About 1,000 complaints sent to ITV, equating to 0.004% percent of the audience”


1,000/ 6,700,000 = 0.000149% actually for the record
KennyT
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by GeorgeS:
“1,000/ 6,700,000 = 0.000149% actually for the record ”

Actually, for the record...

It's 0.000149 or 0.0149%



K
GeorgeS
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by KennyT:
“Actually, for the record...

It's 0.000149 or 0.0149%



K”


Mistakes happen
D.M.N.
05-02-2009
Originally Posted by ZoeMcCallister:
“I'm pretty sure they are the overnights for the previous Wednesday D.M.N.”

Oh crap. Apologies for the confusion.

Right, here's the proper list of ratings for the Channel 4 branded channels:

Channel 4
18:00 - The Simpsons - 2.31m
18:30 - Hollyoaks - 1.82m (8.2%) [+1: 9,000]
20:00 - Relocation, Relocation - 3.35m (13.3%) [+1: 210,000]
21:00 - Grand Designs - 3.82m (15.2%) [+1: 300,000]
- Down 300,000 viewers on last week
22:00 - The World's Most Enhanced Woman... - 2.91m (inc +1)

E4 (inc +1)
19:00 - Hollyoaks - 659,000 (3.3%) [not including +1]
21:00 - FILM: Big Momma's House - 290,000

Film4 (inc +1)
19:00 - FILM: Never Been Kissed - 160,000
21:00 - FILM: Men Of Honor - 150,000

More4 (inc +1)
21:00 - Dispatches: Congo's Forgotten... - 50,000

This was a human error on my behalf. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again. [Insert commercial here]
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