Even if the ratings do fall, Kylie has been a great judge on The Voice. A proper star with class.
XF missed a trick in not getting her.
XF missed a trick in not getting her.
The Ratings Thread (Part 57)
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Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Big numbers for BBC Two right now (I hope).”
“Big numbers for BBC Two right now (I hope).”
Yes a nation unites to celebrate a glorious 3rd place
Originally Posted by Ambassador:
“Yes a nation unites to celebrate a glorious 3rd place”
“Yes a nation unites to celebrate a glorious 3rd place”
Magical moment. Truly wonderful.
Couldn't be happier for her.
Originally Posted by Ambassador:
“Yes a nation unites to celebrate a glorious 3rd place”
“Yes a nation unites to celebrate a glorious 3rd place”
Have you got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning?
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Big numbers for BBC Two right now (I hope).”
“Big numbers for BBC Two right now (I hope).”
The big question is which broadcaster will commission Celebrity Slopestyle first!
Originally Posted by burbe:
“Is last week's consolidated figure for The Voice released yet?”
“Is last week's consolidated figure for The Voice released yet?”
Those figures come out at about 12.30 each day.
Originally Posted by jake lyle:
“The big question is which broadcaster will commission Celebrity Slopestyle first!”
“The big question is which broadcaster will commission Celebrity Slopestyle first!”
Ha Ha! Can you imagine how low the slopes would have to be to get a celebrity to do it?
I love how people here don't care what happens to The Voice after blinds if the ratings are high to start with it can "afford" to lose 2 million, no that still makes it a flawed format, going from 9 million to 6/7 million isn't good regardless of how high the original rating was. The same people saying thats good also criticse BOAF for dropping 2 million from a high start and would probablhy criticise TXF if it did the same.
As for predicting Rising Stars to flop? On what basis has that come from? I read ot got a 49% audience shar in its origin country how has that success become a flop over here?
As for predicting Rising Stars to flop? On what basis has that come from? I read ot got a 49% audience shar in its origin country how has that success become a flop over here?
So after all that talk of a weekday spin off for the voice yesterday, it's actually happening starting from the lives, funny old world!
Originally Posted by AnthonyC:
“The interview bring interrupted by mom and dad was especially entertaining and very emotional. Well done Jenny Jones!”
“The interview bring interrupted by mom and dad was especially entertaining and very emotional. Well done Jenny Jones!”
It really was so special
Originally Posted by Jokanovic:
“Even if the ratings do fall, Kylie has been a great judge on The Voice. A proper star with class.
XF missed a trick in not getting her.”
“Even if the ratings do fall, Kylie has been a great judge on The Voice. A proper star with class.
XF missed a trick in not getting her.”
Danni probably told her Simon's rubbish in bed.
Originally Posted by garyessex:
“I love how people here don't care what happens to The Voice after blinds if the ratings are high to start with it can "afford" to lose 2 million, no that still makes it a flawed format, going from 9 million to 6/7 million isn't good regardless of how high the original rating was. The same people saying thats good also criticse BOAF for dropping 2 million from a high start and would probablhy criticise TXF if it did the same.
As for predicting Rising Stars to flop? On what basis has that come from? I read ot got a 49% audience shar in its origin country how has that success become a flop over here?”
“I love how people here don't care what happens to The Voice after blinds if the ratings are high to start with it can "afford" to lose 2 million, no that still makes it a flawed format, going from 9 million to 6/7 million isn't good regardless of how high the original rating was. The same people saying thats good also criticse BOAF for dropping 2 million from a high start and would probablhy criticise TXF if it did the same.
As for predicting Rising Stars to flop? On what basis has that come from? I read ot got a 49% audience shar in its origin country how has that success become a flop over here?”
It works both ways though as we all know. The people criticising TVUK and Musketeers for dropping ratings are the same who will say Selfridge/BOAF drops dont matter. Its par for the course on here.
Originally Posted by burbe:
“Is last week's consolidated figure for The Voice released yet?”
“Is last week's consolidated figure for The Voice released yet?”
Will be available after midday. But it will depend on if anybody has access to them.
Saturday 8th February 2014
BBC One
The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
ITV (inc +1)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Horrendus for ITV.
BBC One
The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
ITV (inc +1)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Horrendus for ITV.
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“Saturday 8th February 2014
BBC One
The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
ITV (inc +1)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Horrendus for ITV.”
“Saturday 8th February 2014
BBC One
The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
ITV (inc +1)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Horrendus for ITV.
”
Thanks for these. But nothing for BBC2?
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“It works both ways though as we all know. The people criticising TVUK and Musketeers for dropping ratings are the same who will say Selfridge/BOAF drops dont matter. Its par for the course on here.”
“It works both ways though as we all know. The people criticising TVUK and Musketeers for dropping ratings are the same who will say Selfridge/BOAF drops dont matter. Its par for the course on here.”
And is why the thread is a pathetic shadow of it's former self.
In terms of The Voice it can afford the drop and on paper it will drop a bit with improved competition and a less loved phase of the show coming up.
I see we have another spin off show taking up space on BBC Two. That can't harm the main show figures.
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“Saturday 8th February 2014
BBC One
The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
ITV (inc +1)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Horrendus for ITV.”
“Saturday 8th February 2014
BBC One
The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
ITV (inc +1)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Horrendus for ITV.
”
Will ITV pull their socks up and try something different or just give up on days like these? One will be good for television; the other will be a bleak day if it happens.
Thank you for posting the figures. BBC One and BBC Two both had very good days and hurt the other channels.
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“Will ITV pull their socks up and try something different or just give up on days like these? One will be good for television; the other will be a bleak day if it happens.”
“Will ITV pull their socks up and try something different or just give up on days like these? One will be good for television; the other will be a bleak day if it happens.”
I think Itv will give up. Just like how they've given up against Strictly by airing cheap game shows against it and up against New tricks when they lie low. They have very few hits and they'll protect them as much as possible by avoiding big bbc1 shows. It's good for BBC1/BBC2 and other channels if Itv dont pull up their socks, gives all those channels an opportunity to grow their shares.
From ronant:
Saturday 8th February 2014
All programmes above 1.5m, plus the rest of peaktime:
BBC One
10:00 - Saturday Kitchen Live: 1.55m (19.1%)
11:30 - Food and Drink: 1.57m (19.9%)
12:00 - Football Focus: 1.54m (17.6%)
...
13:00 - BBC News: 1.99m (19.9%)
13:05 - Regional News: 2.07m (20.4%)
13:15 - Bargain Hunt: 1.61m (15.2%)
14:00 - Six Nations Rugby: 3.42m (25.6%)
Peak - 4.81m (32.2%) at 16:05.
16:30 - Six Nations Rugby: 5.40m (28.4%)
Peak - 6.78m (31.4%) at 18:35.
18:55 - BBC News: 6.01m (27.9%)
19:05 - Regional News: 7.48m (34.4%)
19:10 - The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
Peak - 9.56m (40.8%) at 20:25.
20:35 - The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
21:25 - Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
22:15 - BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
22:30 - Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
BBC Two
08:00 - Winter Olympics: 1.70m (22.8%)
Peak - 2.51m (30.5%) at 09:45.
...
14:30 - Winter Olympics: 1.56m (11.2%)
Peak - 2.11m (13.8%) at 16:20.
16:30 - Final Score: 2.17m (13.4%)
17:10 - Winter Olympics: 2.67m (13.2%)
Peak - 3.28m (15.4%) at 18:50.
19:10 - Today at the Games: 2.76m (12.0%)
20:00 - Torvill & Dean - the Perfect Day: 2.13m (9.4%)
21:00 - Dad's Army: 1.73m (7.9%)
21:30 - Hanif Kureishi: Writers Are Trouble - a Culture Show Special: 0.36m (1.8%)
ITV (inc +1)
16:40 - Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
19:10 - Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
20:40 - Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
21:55 - The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
19:00 - Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
20:00 - Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
21:00 - Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
22:00 - Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
18:40 - NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
19:30 - NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
20:35 - The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
22:15 - Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (06:00-24:00, inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Saturday 8th February 2014
All programmes above 1.5m, plus the rest of peaktime:
BBC One
10:00 - Saturday Kitchen Live: 1.55m (19.1%)
11:30 - Food and Drink: 1.57m (19.9%)
12:00 - Football Focus: 1.54m (17.6%)
...
13:00 - BBC News: 1.99m (19.9%)
13:05 - Regional News: 2.07m (20.4%)
13:15 - Bargain Hunt: 1.61m (15.2%)
14:00 - Six Nations Rugby: 3.42m (25.6%)
Peak - 4.81m (32.2%) at 16:05.
16:30 - Six Nations Rugby: 5.40m (28.4%)
Peak - 6.78m (31.4%) at 18:35.
18:55 - BBC News: 6.01m (27.9%)
19:05 - Regional News: 7.48m (34.4%)
19:10 - The Voice UK: 8.44m (36.5%)
Peak - 9.56m (40.8%) at 20:25.
20:35 - The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins: 5.38m (24.5%)
21:25 - Casualty: 5.31m (25.5%)
22:15 - BBC News: 5.45m (28.0%)
22:30 - Match of the Day: 3.97m (28.7%)
BBC Two
08:00 - Winter Olympics: 1.70m (22.8%)
Peak - 2.51m (30.5%) at 09:45.
...
14:30 - Winter Olympics: 1.56m (11.2%)
Peak - 2.11m (13.8%) at 16:20.
16:30 - Final Score: 2.17m (13.4%)
17:10 - Winter Olympics: 2.67m (13.2%)
Peak - 3.28m (15.4%) at 18:50.
19:10 - Today at the Games: 2.76m (12.0%)
20:00 - Torvill & Dean - the Perfect Day: 2.13m (9.4%)
21:00 - Dad's Army: 1.73m (7.9%)
21:30 - Hanif Kureishi: Writers Are Trouble - a Culture Show Special: 0.36m (1.8%)
ITV (inc +1)
16:40 - Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 1.17m (6.0%)
19:10 - Splash!: 2.87m (12.4%)
20:40 - Take Me Out: 3.46m (15.9%)
21:55 - The Jonathan Ross Show: 2.36m (12.3%)
Channel 4 (inc +1)
19:00 - Bigfoot Files: 0.57m (2.5%)
20:00 - Walking through History: 1.37m (6.0%)
21:00 - Hostages: 0.79m (3.7%)
22:00 - Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
18:40 - NCIS: 0.67m (3.1%)
19:30 - NCIS: 0.86m (3.7%)
20:35 - The NCIS Movie: Enemies: 0.92m (4.3%)
22:15 - Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)
All-day shares (06:00-24:00, inc +1)
BBC One: 27.0%
BBC Two: 9.9%
ITV: 8.3%
Channel 4: 4.2%
Channel 5: 3.7%
Star Wars doing worse there on Saturday teatimes on the main channel than it was on ITV2 on Sundays. But then they scheduled the film against the Six Nations rugby which is too stupid to put into words. *facepalm*
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Channel 4 (inc +1)
22:00 - Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
22:15 - Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)”
“Channel 4 (inc +1)
22:00 - Source Code: 0.57m (3.5%)
Channel 5 (inc +1)
22:15 - Willed to Kill: 0.59m (4.1%)”
So a cheap made-for-TV film on Five beat a big Hollywood blockbuster on Four.
Embarrassing for them. Probably the clearest evidence yet that Hostages is dragging down Four on a Saturday night.
Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“I think Itv will give up. Just like how they've given up against Strictly by airing cheap game shows against it and up against New tricks when they lie low. They have very few hits and they'll protect them as much as possible by avoiding big bbc1 shows. It's good for BBC1/BBC2 and other channels if Itv dont pull up their socks, gives all those channels an opportunity to grow their shares.”
“I think Itv will give up. Just like how they've given up against Strictly by airing cheap game shows against it and up against New tricks when they lie low. They have very few hits and they'll protect them as much as possible by avoiding big bbc1 shows. It's good for BBC1/BBC2 and other channels if Itv dont pull up their socks, gives all those channels an opportunity to grow their shares.”
That might be good for the BBC but is it for television in general? The two main channels should be pushing each other; not the lead commercial broadcaster laying down and giving the lead PSB broadcaster an easy ride.
Saturday 1st February 2014 - Consolidated Ratings
1 - The Voice UK - 9.37m
2 - BBC News (18:55) - 6.93m
3 - Casualty - 6.14m
4 - Rugby Six Nations (16:30) - 5.97m
5 - Lottery: Who Dares Wins - 5.95m
6 - BBC News (22:15) - 4.60m
7 - Match of the Day - 4.14m
8 - Splash! - 4.06m (3.93m excl. +1)
9 - Take Me Out - 3.88m (3.71m excl. +1)
10 - The Jonathan Ross Show - 3.47m (3.20m excl. +1)
1 - The Voice UK - 9.37m
2 - BBC News (18:55) - 6.93m
3 - Casualty - 6.14m
4 - Rugby Six Nations (16:30) - 5.97m
5 - Lottery: Who Dares Wins - 5.95m
6 - BBC News (22:15) - 4.60m
7 - Match of the Day - 4.14m
8 - Splash! - 4.06m (3.93m excl. +1)
9 - Take Me Out - 3.88m (3.71m excl. +1)
10 - The Jonathan Ross Show - 3.47m (3.20m excl. +1)
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