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The Ratings Thread (Part 61)
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Ben_Painter
07-08-2014
So we'll have GBBO, New Tricks and Doctor Who all running alongside each other. They've all proved to be ratings beasts but does anyone have an opinion on who will come out on top? 10 million for the GBBO finale seems feasible and the first series of a new Doctor always rates highly (and if the rumours are true series 8 is shaping up to be one of the best yet) but then NT has always had a loyal audience.
Pizzatheaction
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by hyperstarsponge:
“Awww dear, EastEnders will have to move to BBC2 again. What a shame ”

Nope, just double up on Thursday night.
Pizzatheaction
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“Looks to me like 8pm on ITV will become a dead slot for 10 weeks.”

I'd expect CS to pop up at 8pm before the ten weeks have passed!
hyperstarsponge
07-08-2014
That is a great rating for Great British Bake Off, The only good show on BBC One at the moment
johnnymc
07-08-2014
I'm wondering if "The Great British Bake Off" would probably have still been 7 million in January too. Its probably now reached a maximum audience actually. It couldn't have done better, and in August where figures have been unspectacular. Look at what followed it at 9pm. This show is a modern day monster.
D.M.N.
07-08-2014
The Great British Bake Off's official ratings:

Code:
	S1	S2	S3	S4	S5
E1	2.2403	3.1009	4.0016	6.5953	7.176 (overnight)
E2	2.9961	3.5348	4.8207	6.6507	
E3	3.0033	3.8177	4.8563	7.1688	
E4	2.6016	3.6017	5.0726	6.8244	
E5	3.0293	3.8329	4.9281	6.9484	
E6	2.7516	4.253	5.2341	7.3232	
E7		4.4187	5.5232	7.7588	
E8		5.0615	5.6886	7.4109	
E9			6.3392	7.4118	
E10			7.3188	9.447
We should be looking at around ~8.2m officially for last night's launch.

EDIT - Now includes HD for Series 3, thanks Lewie.
lewiep93
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“The Great British Bake Off's official ratings:

Code:
	S1	S2	S3	S4	S5
E1	2.2403	3.1009	3.8453	6.5953	7.176 (overnight)
E2	2.9961	3.5348	4.5971	6.6507	
E3	3.0033	3.8177	4.5281	7.1688	
E4	2.6016	3.6017	4.7148	6.8244	
E5	3.0293	3.8329	4.606	6.9484	
E6	2.7516	4.253	4.8216	7.3232	
E7		4.4187	5.1011	7.7588	
E8		5.0615	5.3502	7.4109	
E9			5.6974	7.4118	
E10			6.7432	9.447
We should be looking at around ~8.2m officially for last night's launch.”

You beat me to it DMN! I was going to do a similar chart You've forgotten to include the HD ratings for series 3. It was simulcast on BBCHD. That's if you are including HD.
D.M.N.
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by lewiep93:
“You beat me to it DMN! I was going to do a similar chart You've forgotten to include the HD ratings for series 3. It was simulcast on BBCHD. That's if you are including HD.”

Ssssh, you didn't see that....

I've fixed it
lewiep93
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Ssssh, you didn't see that....

I've fixed it ”

Hehehe
johnnymc
07-08-2014
To think BBC one originally rejected "The Great British Bake Off". Hadlow championed it.
D.M.N.
07-08-2014
A question for you all. When was the last time BBC One achieved seven million viewers in the Wednesday, 20:00 slot - excluding soaps and football?

The answer is in the spoiler...

Spoiler
Christmas Eve 2008! Although the slot was 20:30 to 21:30, My Family which averaged 7.31m.

Before that, you have to go back to December 27th, 2006 for a programme called The Ruby in the Smoke which averaged 7.07m from 20:30 to 22:00.

And even that isn't exactly the 20:00 to 21:00 slot...
johnnymc
07-08-2014
Have you any non Christmas figures of 7 million in that slot?

Suddenly BBC one is beginning to look stronger again. I still think "EastEnders" is under performing for the channel. It should be able to get "The Great British Bake Off" types of overnights. The dramatic September may reconnect it to the audience.
cylon6
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“A question for you all. When was the last time BBC One achieved seven million viewers in the Wednesday, 20:00 slot - excluding soaps and football?

The answer is in the spoiler...

Spoiler
Christmas Eve 2008! Although the slot was 20:30 to 21:30, My Family which averaged 7.31m.

Before that, you have to go back to December 27th, 2006 for a programme called The Ruby in the Smoke which averaged 7.07m from 20:30 to 22:00.

And even that isn't exactly the 20:00 to 21:00 slot...
”

I knew it was years ago! I knew it! It's mostly been 3/4/5m with factual programming.

You must mean soap and sport though DMN because The Olympics was doing well in 2012 I think at that time.
cylon6
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by C14E:
“
A weekend of awful weather, being hyped as the next Strictly, ITV's weakest Saturday line-up in a long time, following immediately after the Commonwealth games with loads of promotion and a Games personality fronting the show. Both Splash and The Jump performed well in their debut series suggesting some continuing interest in these kinds of shows. And as for other LE shows - XF, BGT, SCD, Takeaway all down fairly small amounts, I'm A Celebrity and The Voice up,...

I think Tumble has quite a bit going for it.”

It looks like the predicted bad weather that DMN alerted us too originally is going to hit on Sunday. Saturday looks like nice weather which will work against Tumble. But we'll see.
burbe
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by johnnymc:
“Have you any non Christmas figures of 7 million in that slot?

Suddenly BBC one is beginning to look stronger again. I still think "EastEnders" is under performing for the channel. It should be able to get "The Great British Bake Off" types of overnights. The dramatic September may reconnect it to the audience.”

EE is still suffering from clashes. The earliest it will begin to rise is next week, but more realistically things should rise from September. I think they should've put EE on Wednesday as GBBO lead out personally, followed by that new Friday night comedy (Boomers?). Operation Wild hasn't exactly taken advantage of the lead-out.
Zac Quinn
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“A question for you all. When was the last time BBC One achieved seven million viewers in the Wednesday, 20:00 slot - excluding soaps and football?

The answer is in the spoiler...

Spoiler
Christmas Eve 2008! Although the slot was 20:30 to 21:30, My Family which averaged 7.31m.

Before that, you have to go back to December 27th, 2006 for a programme called The Ruby in the Smoke which averaged 7.07m from 20:30 to 22:00.

And even that isn't exactly the 20:00 to 21:00 slot...
”

Why doesn't the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony of all of two weeks ago count, what have I missed

EDIT: Also, according to this article, the 200m semi-finals at London 2012 averaged 10.6m http://www.theguardian.com/media/201...00m-semi-final

Sorry to spoil your fun
johnnymc
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by burbe:
“EE is still suffering from clashes. The earliest it will begin to rise is next week, but more realistically things should rise from September. I think they should've put EE on Wednesday as GBBO lead out personally, followed by that new Friday night comedy (Boomers?). Operation Wild hasn't exactly taken advantage of the lead-out.”

Yep I would agree that would be a great idea. Operation Wild could have transferred to Friday at 8pm. That would be a post watershed "EastEnders" too....
ftv
07-08-2014
Peter Capaldi will be live on BBC Breakfast tomorrow morning
Zac Quinn
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by ftv:
“Peter Capaldi will be live on BBC Breakfast tomorrow morning”

Busy busy busy for that lot at the moment! You might even, if you were really cynical, add that Mark Gattis turned up to do a reading during Westminster Abbey's commemorations on Monday night! I'd worried it'd suffer from not getting anything like the promo the 50th episode got but they've really stepped it up over the last few weeks.
D.M.N.
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“I knew it was years ago! I knew it! It's mostly been 3/4/5m with factual programming.

You must mean soap and sport though DMN because The Olympics was doing well in 2012 I think at that time.”

Originally Posted by Zac Quinn:
“Why doesn't the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony of all of two weeks ago count, what have I missed

EDIT: Also, according to this article, the 200m semi-finals at London 2012 averaged 10.6m http://www.theguardian.com/media/201...00m-semi-final

Sorry to spoil your fun ”

Non-sporting events, I should have said. Haha
Zac Quinn
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Non-sporting events, I should have said. Haha”

Aha! Sorry to be so pedantic.
cylon6
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“Non-sporting events, I should have said. Haha”

It's still shocking that BBC1 hasn't managed 7m at that time outside of soap and sport. When was the last time EastEnders got 7m on a Wednesday at 8pm?
iaindb
07-08-2014
Brilliant rating for Bake-Off. And delighted that it out-rated Corrie.
Zac Quinn
07-08-2014
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“It's still shocking that BBC1 hasn't managed 7m at that time outside of soap and sport. When was the last time EastEnders got 7m on a Wednesday at 8pm?”

Apologies for answering a question directed elsewhere and I don't know if it's managed it since but it definetly did over 7m on a Wednesday twice in a week only months ago, on Christmas and then New Year's Day (although the former only ended in the 8pm hour, it started earlier)
iaindb
07-08-2014
BBC3 currently showing Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom, a late change to the schedule that has caught out the Sky EPG (although the Radio Times website is showing the change). and so Live Pause is not available.,

Eastenders and Emmerdale better hope it doesn't get 1m viewers like Lost Ark last night cos that's a substantial chunk of the audience, although as it's a late change I wouldn't expect it to do so well.
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