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Don't Holby's overnight ratings always include River City viewers in Scotland?
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Well that's not true. Of course a lot of effort goes into it, it's a huge production. It may not be to your taste, but that's a different matter entirely.
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Yes it does, Holby is shown at 10.35 in Scotland. You can deduct about 400,000 for River City viewers (or maybe they have increased and Holby viewers have actually diminished ?) You will get the actual figures in the officials.
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Just to be a bit different, yesterday's 20 biggest shares:
1 - BBC News (13:00): 41.1% (3.10m) 2 - Breakfast: 38.7% (1.56m) 3 - BBC Regional News (13:30): 38.6% (3.00m) 4 - EastEnders: 34.3% (7.78m) 5 - Emmerdale: 33.7% (7.18m) 6 - BBC Regional News (18:30): 33.4% (7.01m) 7 - Bargain Hunt: 32.5% (2.08m) 8 - BBC News (18:00): 31.4% (6.13m) 9 - BBC News (22:00): 29.6% (5.79m) 10 - BBC Regional News (22:25): 29.0% (5.15m) 11 - Homes Under the Hammer: 28.0% (1.55m) 12 - Wanted Down Under: 27.3% (1.42m) 13 - Rip Off Britain: 25.4% (1.33m) 14 - The Jeremy Kyle Show: 24.8% (1.34m) 15 - Pointless: 24.1% (3.96m) 16 - The 7.39: 23.9% (5.77m) 17 - This Morning (11:30): 22.7% (1.22m) 18 - ITV Regional News (18:00): 22.0% (4.29m) 19 - Holby City: 21.8% (5.16m) 20 - Father Brown: 21.6% (1.66m) |
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I'm not smug, just pleased that IAC is top. A lot of effrt goes into making that programme.
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Countdown (Channel 4 +1 at 4.10pm) jumped the shark with Danny from Essex.
"How many letters?" "None" "How many?" "7" "Which is?" "Acquitted" (Susie Dent) "Fine except there's no C and two letters too many!" Numbers "No, nothing" Then he watched the final conundrum (where you're supposed to press a button) with his hands closed together. A strange episode. EDIT: "I play football" "Oh, where?" "Dagenham" "No, what position?!" ![]() https://twitter.com/_DannyDavey |
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Eastenders had 7.8 million last night according to DS.
I think its doing very well to start regaining viewers. Its amazing quality right now. Quote:
That's amazingly consistent - before Xmas they were all over the place. Normally there's a bit of a drop between monday and tuesday but this wasn't only 0.1
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Countdown (Channel 4 +1 at 4.10pm) jumped the shark with Danny from Essex.
"How many letters?" "None" "How many?" "7" "Which is?" "Acquitted" (Susie Dent) "Fine except there's no C and two letters too many!" Numbers "No, nothing" Then he watched the final conundrum (where you're supposed to press a button) with his hands closed together. A strange episode. https://twitter.com/_DannyDavey
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Countdown (Channel 4 +1 at 4.10pm) jumped the shark with Danny from Essex.
"How many letters?" "None" "How many?" "7" "Which is?" "Acquitted" (Susie Dent) "Fine except there's no C and two letters too many!" Numbers "No, nothing" Then he watched the final conundrum (where you're supposed to press a button) with his hands closed together. A strange episode. EDIT: "I play football" "Oh, where?" "Dagenham" "No, what position?!" ![]() https://twitter.com/_DannyDavey |
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I'm not saying they're big episodes but Sonia returns to EE next week and Lawrie Brett (Jane Beale) hints in The Sun that she may return after filming this summer's Waterloo Road (yes, there is another series alas).
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Eastenders will probably be over 8 million for Stacey's return which is in late February I think. And of course a snow day would probably do it. It could be any Monday through as ratings do fluctuate randomly sometimes.
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Its so close to 8 million in overnights that it will be well over that figure in the officials. I think by Stacey's return it should be averaging over 8 million again in the overnights. Its almost there now. So things are getting better.
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It looks like he was awful on purpose.
First they dumb down with the Ten Cats spin off, now they have chav contestants on to whip up a social media storm. |
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RW would turn in his grave.
First they dumb down with the Ten Cats spin off, now they have chav contestants on to whip up a social media storm. |
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I'm not saying they're big episodes but Sonia returns to EE next week and Lawrie Brett (Jane Beale) hints in The Sun that she may return after filming this summer's Waterloo Road (yes, there is another series alas).
Perhaps the ratings are finally sinking in or, failing that, the referendum result might give a way for the BBC to permanently transfer the show's running costs to an independent Scotland where they can offer to buy it back from them in a direct exchange for a job lot of new series of That Puppet Game Show and Don't Scare the Hare. Seems a fair trade.
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Sorry. But this has to be the post of the year so far? What effort goes into IAC compared to programmes of better quality? Including the New Year's Eve fireworks.
Some on here think that simply because one of the tasks is to eat bugs as a task for food, its a waste of space on TV - over 14m watched the 1st episode for peak sake, the audience speaks volumes. The Fireworks are not set up by the BBC though?, only the cameras to film it so not as much effort as IAC. I know you don't like it, but a lot of viewers clearly do, hence it domination over TV in November. |
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A poor start for The Taste considering everything Channel 4 have thrown behind it. The massive promotion doesn't appear to have paid off in anyway either because its not like a massive audience tuned at the start of the hour and then switched off as it went along. Elsewhere The 7.39 held up extremely well. Be interesting to see how it does in the final figures next week.
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Very disappointing start for The Taste considering all the promotion. They'll have expected at least a million more than that. Can see it falling from here too as I thought it was very dull.
Elsewhere, cracking rating for Pointless at teatime. ITV running Paul O'Grady instead of The Chase really gave that show a shot in the arm, and cost The Chase momentum at the same time. Ronant, do you have a rating for The Chase with +1 included, and also for Britain's Best Bakery at 4pm? No worries if not.
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The interesting bit in that article though was the comment that she also hinted that Waterloo Road was not going to go on indefinitely. Suggesting that the cast have been given a bit of a heads up that it is on its way out.
Perhaps the ratings are finally sinking in or, failing that, the referendum result migjht give a way for the BBC to permanently transfer the show costs to an independent Scotland where they can offer to buy it back from them in a direct exchange for a job lot of new series of That Puppet Game Show and Don't Scare the Hare. Seems a fair trade. ![]() |
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But thats always been the case but Holby ratings were up last night and I just wondered if there were any obvious reason.
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Cameras, 100s of crew members flying over to Australia, the other side of the world, and broadcast LIVE on British TV for 3 weeks. The whole set-up is a hige production, ok it may not be as much effort as dramas, particulkarly costume, but that doesn't mean they don't put effort in to make the programme worth watching.
Some on here think that simply because one of the tasks is to eat bugs as a task for food, its a waste of space on TV - over 14m watched the 1st episode for peak sake, the audience speaks volumes. The Fireworks are not set up by the BBC though?, only the cameras to film it so not as much effort as IAC. I know you don't like it, but a lot of viewers clearly do, hence it domination over TV in November. |
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Make the most of your trashy little show being top dog! I can guarantee that the BBC will not give it such an easy ride next series! Jonathan Creek for the live launch and for the two Sundays following? I wouldn't be surprised. It has apparently been held back until Autumn. There is obviously a reason for that.
You said you don't take sides, but this post is highlighting that you do, but lets not fall over it.
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A poor start for The Taste considering everything Channel 4 have thrown behind it. The massive promotion doesn't appear to have paid off in anyway either because its not like a massive audience tuned at the start of the hour and then switched off as it went along.
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Very disappointing start for The Taste considering all the promotion. They'll have expected at least a million more than that. Can see it falling from here too as I thought it was very dull.
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Intelligence launched on CBS to a fairly decent 2.4 out of NCIS 2.9 rating, may be worth a look at by C4 or C5 if it sustains a decent rating. It moves to Monday at 10 next week so will have stiff competition from The Blacklist and Castle be interesting to see how it holds up.
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But thats always been the case but Holby ratings were up last night and I just wondered if there were any obvious reason.
There were interviews with the actors involved in some soap magazines and I think they were on THis Morning |
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Regarding the clash between Musketeers and Selfridge, i think the BBC drama will come out top due to an new interst with the audience and because Mr Selfridge if full of adverts, it will be recorded by a large chunk of the audience while Musketeers is watched Live.
I predict Musketeers 6.8m (could even get CTM sized ratings 8m+ with a strong 16-34 demo) Selfridge 6.2m inc+1 And comedy, i think no matter which channel the comedy is on, we should all be happy to see an increase it the genre. For too long its been lacking from our TV screens and so an increase is certainly a step up. Since BOAF laucnched so well, if it hold up ITV can lauch new comedy after it next year with a comedy audience already there. |
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What wrong with you? Please don't tell its because NYE fireworks didn't top IAC, that would be a silly thing to fall out over.
You said you don't take sides, but this post is highlighting that you do, but lets not fall over it. ![]() And, I'm not falling out with you. You have to accept ITV will be criticised as much as I accept the BBC will. Learn to stop taking it personally. |
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