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The Ratings Thread (Part 57)
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livefeed24/7now
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by Salv*:
“Yes CBB!

UK TV Ratings ‏@TVRatingsUK 1m
#TheJump began with a strong 2.63m/9.6% at 8pm for C4. On C5, #CelebrityBigBrother had its best night since launch with 3.07m/12.1%.”

the jump - 2.3m/8.4%, 336k on C4+1

i'll be amazed if 'the jump' breaks 2 million tonight inc +1
xeo
27-01-2014
I think the drop for The Jump tonight will be huge. Might even halve its rating.
northlad
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“It really is bizarre how something as good as The Musketeers can drop so drastically. People have no right to say there's nothing worth watching on telly if when there is they decide not to watch it. On the other hand, ITV will be pleased Mr. Selfridge did well. I only hope The Musketeers has a good consolidated figure. Hopefully will still do around 7.5m in the finals. I really don't get how people's attention spans have diminished over the last few years. Nobody wants to stick with anything anymore. We'll have sod all of quality to watch in a few years time because no one will bother watch it after 5 minutes.”

I think The Musketeers is wrong for 9pm on Sunday,it is more a early evening show,and from what Ive seen the general reviews have been poor.
Servalan
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“It really is bizarre how something as good as The Musketeers can drop so drastically. People have no right to say there's nothing worth watching on telly if when there is they decide not to watch it. On the other hand, ITV will be pleased Mr. Selfridge did well. I only hope The Musketeers has a good consolidated figure. Hopefully will still do around 7.5m in the finals. I really don't get how people's attention spans have diminished over the last few years. Nobody wants to stick with anything anymore. We'll have sod all of quality to watch in a few years time because no one will bother watch it after 5 minutes.”

Not seen last night's episode yet - but the drop-off doesn't entirely surprise me. The pilot may have been big on action and stunts, but it was surprisingly short on character which is, at the end of the day, what hooks viewers in.

And I don't think Mr Selfridge did do well. It just lost fewer viewers than The Musketeers. Whether it can overtake it is another matter, however - if it does, even if only by a little, the BBC will be left with some rather embarrassing egg on its face. Especially as a second series is already in development ...
cylon6
27-01-2014
Celebrity Big Brother deserved that rating, the best series of the show in 7/8 years. I think it took a lot of viewers from The Musketeers.

Next Sunday at 9pm it's The Jump on Channel 4. If viewers don't bother with it across the week then The Musketeers could get back some viewers. If The Musketeers goes under 5m then expect then expect the bring back Ripper Street campaign to REALLY kick off!
wizzywick
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by northlad:
“I think The Musketeers is wrong for 9pm on Sunday,it is more a early evening show,and from what Ive seen the general reviews have been poor.”

I don't read reviews. I have a brain and like to make my own mind up. If someone on twitter says they don't like it 100 people will decide they don't like it too because it saves them from making a decision. Reviews mean nothing. Titantic reviews were awful (the 1997 movie) but it didn't stop people from seeing it and enjoying it. But that was back in the day when people made their own minds up.

And, The Musketeers is not really suited for an early evening slot, but could perhaps be switched with Call The Midwife. Would Call the Midwife fare better at 9pm?
newkid30
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by xeo:
“I think the drop for The Jump tonight will be huge. Might even halve its rating.”

I think it will more than halve they will be VERY lucky to keep over 1 million for the week. I tried it thinking it might be like The Games which was a bit of fun. OMG it was SO bad, once I realised the whole thing had been taped earlier I switched over, then at the end switched back for 'The Jump' oh dear God, it was laughable. It's a pity TV Burp is off the air, Harry Hill would have had a field day with this, Charlie Brooker will probably cover it on ScreenWipe.

Great rating for CBB and CTM, bit of a drop for Musketeers but if it stabilises around that level they wil be happy enough I would imagine. How did Dragons Den do?
bean_of_sb
27-01-2014
Has a non-launch/ final episode of BB/ CBB ever gone above 3m on C5 before?
wizzywick
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by Servalan:
“Not seen last night's episode yet - but the drop-off doesn't entirely surprise me. The pilot may have been big on action and stunts, but it was surprisingly short on character which is, at the end of the day, what hooks viewers in.

And I don't think Mr Selfridge did do well. It just lost fewer viewers than The Musketeers. Whether it can overtake it is another matter, however - if it does, even if only by a little, the BBC will be left with some rather embarrassing egg on its face. Especially as a second series is already in development ... ”

I'm afraid I disagree. The characters were put in place pretty well in last week's episode. It started off with a bang, and from the breakdowns didn't really lose that many viewers throughout the hour. Perhaps a million who would watch The Musketeers decided to record it and watch CBB instead?
Mike Teevee
27-01-2014
Sunday's list

Code:
rank	programme	channel	time	figure
1	Call the Midwife	BBC1 Inc HD	20:00	9261000
2	Countryfile	BBC1 Inc HD	19:00	6766000
3	The Musketeers	BBC1 Inc HD	21:00	6186000
4	Dancing on Ice	ITV	18:15	5794000
5	BBC News	BBC1 Inc HD	22:00	4962000
6	Mr Selfridge	ITV	21:00	4599000
7	All Star Family Fortunes	ITV	19:45	4452000
8	ITV News & Weather	ITV	18:00	4405000
9	Dancing on Ice: The Results	ITV	20:30	4393000
10	Fake or Fortune?	BBC1 Inc HD	18:00	4314000
11	BBC News	BBC1 Inc HD	17:30	4114000
12	FA Cup Live: Chelsea v Stoke City	ITV	15:00	4109000
13	ITV News London	ITV	17:45	3173000
14	Celebrity Big Brother: Live Eviction	Channel 5 Inc HD	21:00	2700000
15	ITV News & Weather	ITV	22:00	2676000
16	Dragons' Den	BBC2 Inc HD	21:00	2343000
17	The Jump	Channel 4 Inc HD	20:00	2296000
18	Hidden Kingdoms	BBC1 Inc HD	16:30	2070000
19	The Coffee Trail with Simon Reeve	BBC2 Inc HD	20:00	1827000
20	Birds of a Feather	ITV	22:15	1751000
21	Mirror Mirror	Channel 4 Inc HD	18:00	1606000
22	Wild Arabia	BBC2 Inc HD	18:00	1522000
23	Escape to the Country	BBC1 Inc HD	15:15	1454000
24	From Russia with Love	ITV	12:45	1437000
25	BBC News	BBC1 Inc HD	13:00	1425000
ITV inc HD, ratings not tape checked
yorkie100
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“It really is bizarre how something as good as The Musketeers can drop so drastically. People have no right to say there's nothing worth watching on telly if when there is they decide not to watch it. On the other hand, ITV will be pleased Mr. Selfridge did well. I only hope The Musketeers has a good consolidated figure. Hopefully will still do around 7.5m in the finals. I really don't get how people's attention spans have diminished over the last few years. Nobody wants to stick with anything anymore. We'll have sod all of quality to watch in a few years time because no one will bother watch it after 5 minutes.”

Much bigger drop than I thought but its the sort of show that will timeshift well and many dramas have seen this sort of loss before and maybe it was exaggerated by CBB and Jump getting good numbers. Not sure Selfridge did that well its dropped from a relatively low start as well. But Selfridge will also timeshift ok so nothing to worry about with either of them I suspect.
Philip Wilson
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by Servalan:
“Not seen last night's episode yet - but the drop-off doesn't entirely surprise me. The pilot may have been big on action and stunts, but it was surprisingly short on character which is, at the end of the day, what hooks viewers in.

And I don't think Mr Selfridge did do well. It just lost fewer viewers than The Musketeers. Whether it can overtake it is another matter, however - if it does, even if only by a little, the BBC will be left with some rather embarrassing egg on its face. Especially as a second series is already in development ... ”

Well The Musketeers lost 1.4m week on week which is a lot more than Mr Selfridge 240k. But still decent figures for both if they stay here, not much room to drop though. I expected a drop for the Musketeers although not that big, probably 800k at most, I just find it a little dull if i'm honest.

A really good figure for the Jump, didn't see that coming at all, especially considering the competition and the poor figures the Taste launched with. Great for CBB as well, really competitive Sunday night across the board.
Digital Sid
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by bean_of_sb:
“Has a non-launch/ final episode of BB/ CBB ever gone above 3m on C5 before?”

First highlights of CBB8, I think, wasn't a good episode though, just benefited from the 5m launch and channel move, will they screw it up, interest. But I think this is the highest after that.
mrstreetcred
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“It really is bizarre how something as good as The Musketeers can drop so drastically. People have no right to say there's nothing worth watching on telly if when there is they decide not to watch it. On the other hand, ITV will be pleased Mr. Selfridge did well. I only hope The Musketeers has a good consolidated figure. Hopefully will still do around 7.5m in the finals. I really don't get how people's attention spans have diminished over the last few years. Nobody wants to stick with anything anymore. We'll have sod all of quality to watch in a few years time because no one will bother watch it after 5 minutes.”

I said on here the other day high fives, so I was close! Doesn't stop me being gutted about it, it's going to get to a point when both bbc and itv are only airing cop/ crime procedure shows. Where did the viewers go if not to selfridges, dragons den???

If this is the next ripper street I will lose all faith in the British public!
Mike Teevee
27-01-2014
Musketeers 15min breakdown
6918
6087
5966
5773

Mr Selfridge ITV
4226
4087
3884
4186

Mr Selfridge ITV HD
513
473
484
541
Digital Sid
27-01-2014
Any chance of a breakdown for CBB Mike?
Mike Teevee
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by Digital Sid:
“Any chance of a breakdown for CBB Mike?”

Channel 5 fig
2632
2551
2776
2840

C5+1 fig
296
362
359
378
yorkie100
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“Celebrity Big Brother deserved that rating, the best series of the show in 7/8 years. I think it took a lot of viewers from The Musketeers.

Next Sunday at 9pm it's The Jump on Channel 4. If viewers don't bother with it across the week then The Musketeers could get back some viewers. If The Musketeers goes under 5m then expect then expect the bring back Ripper Street campaign to REALLY kick off!”

Its never gone away!!
wizzywick
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“Musketeers 15min breakdown
6918
6087
5966
5773

Mr Selfridge ITV
4226
4087
3884
4186

Mr Selfridge ITV HD
513
473
484
541”

It's baffling that people don't stick around to see how the story resolves. Did they all have an appointment with facebook at 9.45PM
xeo
27-01-2014
Not often you see ITV News beating BBC News, even if it was on half an hour later.
Mike Teevee
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“It's baffling that people don't stick around to see how the story resolves. Did they all have an appointment with facebook at 9.45PM”

my ratings aren't tapechecked and Robbie would say the last 15 mins don't count
Wryip
27-01-2014
Its hardly surprising Mr Selfridge's didn't drop as much as the Musketeers, it is in its second series so most of the viewers know what to expect by now. Though just over 5m incl +1 isn't great, its got a poor lead in, and for the second year in a row is facing a hyped up BBC drama, coming out of a large drama lead in. Its doing a job for ITV, but its probably nowhere near their original expectations
Digital Sid
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by Mike Teevee:
“Channel 5 fig
2632
2551
2776
2840

C5+1 fig
296
362
359
378”

Thanks, so apart from the second and third parts respectively, both grew as the show went on. Wonder if BB is where some of Musketeer's audience were disappearing to as the episode went on?
ftv
27-01-2014
Interesting that over a million people who watched DOI couldn't be bothered to return for the results show. Another amazing rating for Countryfile.
mossy2103
27-01-2014
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“And, The Musketeers is not really suited for an early evening slot, but could perhaps be switched with Call The Midwife. Would Call the Midwife fare better at 9pm?”

I would imagine that CTM would not fare as well in that slot, especially if it was up against a solid ITV drama (it has many uplifting moments so workes better at 8pm). And I don't really want to see CTM being used as the sacrificial lamb in this instance.
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