The Ratings Thread (Part 62)

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H of De Vil

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by AlexiR:
“You know that just calling it ITV's new major entertainment format doesn't actually make it their new major entertainment format, right?

On another note I'm sure someone already did a show similar to this. Wasn't there an entertainment format where celebrities showed off their hidden talents? I feel like it might have been on Channel 5 but could be wrong.”

It was on ITV called Born To Shine in 2012 and flopped, HARD!! Sub 2m I think.

yorkie100

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Shane Richie is very popular. He's a likeable bloke who has unisex cross-generational mainstream appeal. Reflex didnt work out but this one could do okay. It will have the National Lottery branding attached to it, by the way.”

Where is Nick Knowles when you need him?

SamuelW

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“So both ITV and the BBC having flops on the way.”

Itv's will be more major as it involves celebrities, staging, live performances [for the final] etc. If Win Your Wishlist does badly, no problems, the BBC can just get rid of it from the schedules and bring in repeats of Pointless Celebrities which will get 20%+ shares. Itv wont pull Get Your Act Together from the schedules even if it does badly. If it does do bad, their entire Sunday night lineup including Mr Selfridge will be screwed over due to lack of people watching the channel, so lots is riding on it.

H of De Vil

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Itv's will be more major as it involves celebrities, staging, live performances [for the final] etc. If Win Your Wishlist does badly, no problems, the BBC can just get rid of it from the schedules and bring in repeats of Pointless Celebrities which will get 20%+ shares. Itv wont pull Get Your Act Together from the schedules even if it does badly. If it does bad, their entire Sunday night lineup will be screwed over, so lots is riding on it.”

What do you mean 'If' is does bad? Of course it will.

A last ASFF will provide some support to the drama at 9pm. It will only be against CF anyway.

AlexiR

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“It was on ITV called Born To Shine in 2012 and flopped, HARD!! Sub 2m I think.”

Born to Shine isn't the one I was thinking of although it is another similar format.

After a Google search I think I was thinking of The All Star Talent Show which did indeed air on Channel 5.

Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“Where is Nick Knowles when you need him? ”

Presumably filming one of his other 20 BBC shows. At least the Americans have taken Barrowman off our hands.

SamuelW

18-10-2014

Weekend Lineups in January looks set to be:

Saturdays:
17:00 FA Cup/Six Nations
19:00 The Voice UK
20:20 Atlantis
21:00 Casualty
21:10 Lottery Draws
22:00 BBC News
22:30 Match Of The Day

18:30 You've Been Framed
19:00 Stars In Their Eyes
20:00 Take Me Out
21:20 Jonathan Ross Show
22:20 Itv News
22:35 Old Films

Sundays:
19:00 Countryfile
20:00 Call The Midwife
21:00 Drama: Musketeers/Poldark

19:00 Get Your Act Together
20:15 All Star Family Fortunes
21:00 Mr Selfridge

In all honesty, I cannot see BBC1 losing a single slot there, even Atlantis. They are looking way too strong. The FA Cup addition will bolster their Saturday night ratings even more than earlier this year.

Pizzatheaction

18-10-2014

My favourite Genome discovery so far is the list of contributors for Jim'll Fix It at Christmas at 5.15pm:

http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules...don/1989-12-26

Bushmills

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Shane Richie is very popular. He's a likeable bloke who has unisex cross-generational mainstream appeal..”

If the format is crap, the popularity/likeability of the presenter is irrelevant.

"Red or Black" should have taught you that.

AlexiR

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“18:30 You've Been Framed
19:00 Stars In Their Eyes
20:00 Take Me Out
21:20 Jonathan Ross Show”

I'm less than convinced they'd put Stars in their Eyes opposite The Voice to be honest.

H of De Vil

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Weekend Lineups in January looks set to be:

Saturdays:
17:00 FA Cup/Six Nations
19:00 The Voice UK
20:20 Atlantis
21:00 Casualty
21:10 Lottery Draws
22:00 BBC News
22:30 Match Of The Day

17:00 Tipping Point
18:00 The Chase
19:00 Stars In Their Eyes
20:00 Take Me Out
21:20 Jonathan Ross Show
22:20 Itv News
22:35 Old Films

Sundays:
19:00 Countryfile
20:00 Call The Midwife
21:00 Drama: Musketeers/Poldark

19:00 Get Your Act Together
20:15 All Star Family Fortunes
21:00 Mr Selfridge

In all honesty, I cannot see BBC1 losing a single slot there, even Atlantis. They are looking way too strong. The FA Cup addition will bolster their Saturday night ratings even more than earlier this year.”

If ITV gave Stars In Their Eyes a YBF lead in, then frankly they deserve to fail. Its a tired, poorly watched clip show that needs to be moved to ITV2.

H of De Vil

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by AlexiR:
“I'm less than convinced they'd put Stars in their Eyes opposite The Voice to be honest.”

I think Stars In Their Eyes will be at 8pm really on Saturday, or 7pm on Sunday tbh. Putting it against TVUK would be a bit foolish.

cylon6

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“Have to say that was my initial response as well.

BBC Entertainment Department - not a bl***y clue.”

Mark Linsey needs to go!

NeilVW

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by Pizzatheaction:
“My favourite Genome discovery so far is the list of contributors for Jim'll Fix It at Christmas at 5.15pm:

http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules...don/1989-12-26

”

Jim really could get some major guests on his show.

IJoinedInMay

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Shane Richie, one of Britain's favourite television personalities, will be the host of a brand new Saturday night gameshow for BBC One!

In 'Win Your Wishlist', one lucky couple will be competing to win seven amazing prizes – all personally chosen by them to make up a very special Wish List. In a nail biting game against the clock, how many of their special, dream prizes can they win?

Head of BBC Entertainment Mark Linsey says: “Win Your Wish List is an incredibly simple but highly addictive Saturday night game show, packed with drama, excitement, nail-biting jeopardy and some of the most treasured prizes on TV.””

Originally Posted by NeilVW:
“Shane Richie, TV favourite and presenter of Jim'll Fix It and Reflex.

I do hope Win Your Wishlist is a working title.”

Seven Heavens? Come to think of it, that's probably a title reserved for a(nother) vehicle for Len Goodman. I'm hoping he'll tip ITV over the edge in the daytime ratings tussle next week.

SamuelW

18-10-2014

Stuart Blackburn says that Coro has a 'massive storyline for January 2015'. They are going to be shooting 5 episodes over 22 days, which is double the time it normally takes them to film 5 episodes. This only happens when there is major stunts.

http://www.youview.com/blog/2014/10/...nation-street/

johnnymc

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by SamuelW:
“Stuart Blackburn says that Coro has a 'massive storyline for January 2015'. They are going to be shooting 5 episodes over 22 days, which is double the time it normally takes them to film 5 episodes. This only happens when there is major stunts.

http://www.youview.com/blog/2014/10/...nation-street/”

I know you hate ITV Samuel... but to start calling them major...oh sorry you said stunts!

yorkie100

18-10-2014

So any bets what is going to crash, blow up or catch fire that week?

johnnymc

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“So any bets what is going to crash, blow up or catch fire that week? ”

Probably the "Coronation Street" ratings ...

D.M.N.

18-10-2014

The One Show: 3.55m (18.9%)
A Question of Sport: 2.88m (14.5%)
EastEnders: 6.20m (29.1%)
Would I Lie To You?: 3.15m (14.5%)
Have I Got News For You: 4.05m (18.1%)
Not Going Out: 3.60m (16.5%)
BBC News at Ten: 3.44m (18.8%)
BBC Regional News: 3.52m (20.3%)
The Graham Norton Show: 3.24m (24.2%)

cylon6

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by D.M.N.:
“The One Show: 3.55m (18.9%)
A Question of Sport: 2.88m (14.5%)
EastEnders: 6.20m (29.1%)
Would I Lie To You?: 3.15m (14.5%)
Have I Got News For You: 4.05m (18.1%)
Not Going Out: 3.60m (16.5%)
BBC News at Ten: 3.44m (18.8%)
BBC Regional News: 3.52m (20.3%)
The Graham Norton Show: 3.24m (24.2%)”

Thanks DMN.

Stand Up To Cancer must have done well looking at those ratings.

lewiep93

18-10-2014

UK TV Ratings ‏@TVRatingsUK 6s6 seconds ago
#StandUpToCancer pulled in some big audiences for Channel 4 last night. The most watched segment, from 9.15 to 9.40, pulled in 4.09m/18.1%.

IIRC this was for the Gogglebox segment. Great numbers there.

cylon6

18-10-2014

Originally Posted by lewiep93:
“UK TV Ratings ‏@TVRatingsUK 6s6 seconds ago
#StandUpToCancer pulled in some big audiences for Channel 4 last night. The most watched segment, from 9.15 to 9.40, pulled in 4.09m/18.1%.”

Not surprised. Stand Up To Cancer was a good show this year and well put together.

D.M.N.

18-10-2014

Including +1.

19:00 to 02:00 - Stand Up to Cancer: 1.66m (11.4%)
* 19:00 to 20:00 - 1.44m (7.4%)
* 20:00 to 21:00 - 1.94m (9.0%)
* 21:00 to 22:00 - 3.57m (16.1%)
* 22:00 to 23:00 - 2.34m (13.8%)
* 23:00 to 00:00 - 1.39m (13.7%)
* 00:00 to 01:00 - 682k (12.0%)
* 01:00 to 02:00 - 229k (7.6%)
* peak: 4.27m (19.2%) at 21:30

tobi

18-10-2014

Great. They had some brillant segments

lewiep93

18-10-2014

UK TV Ratings ‏@TVRatingsUK 34s35 seconds ago
BBC1's long running sitcom #NotGoingOut returned with 3.60m/16.5%. Lewis on ITV drew 4.72m/21.3%, down 840k on last week's first episode.

Not surprised that Lewis was down. Of course we'll get the 'Lewis is in crisis' posts.

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