I can't see anything beyond 1st January, sorry!

Sounds like the 10.9m is correct though, but includes +1. 3.3m up on the overnight.

But ITV+1 is another channel. Sure, it's a catch up service that is recorded in the consolidates, so are we counting BBC iPlayer as a channel? Oh, no. It's not allowed! If +1 is allowed to be added to ITV's figures, then there's no reason why BBC3's EE figures can't be included into BBC1's either. After all you have to use your remote to get both BBC3 and ITV+1.

No officials! We're going cold turkey!

Ronant did This Morning get over 1m yesterday?

We'll have to wait until next week then

10.9m is fantastic though. Timeshift is king!

Indeed, in a world of dwindling TV audiences, 10.9m is spectacular. The only real rival this next few weeks is Call The Midwife in terms of big ratings.

Excellent consolidated rating for Broadchurch, no two ways about it, reminds of the massive figures Downton got when people were popping back from the war every other week, and people confined to wheelchairs could suddenly walk again. Ratings are more of a measure of hype that quality. (Not just an ITV thing of course, Sherlock has got some big ratings for some rather iffy episodes as well.) The ratings are good so it should still be praised in this thread, but quality is another matter and Broadchurch has descended into a farce alarmingly quickly.

Of the big critical hits that have returned in the past year or so, Line of Duty is the only one that has survived a second series with its quality intact imo. With The Fall disappointing, and now Broadchurch as well, it makes you worry what's in store for Happy Valley and The Missing. I think The Missing will be alright as it will be telling a new story like Line of Duty did, albeit with a different cast, Happy Valley is the bigger worry though as, like Broadchurch, it just doesn't feel like it needs another series.

Broadchurch doesn't really feel very good at the moment.

I'm guessing 3m + for CBB tonight.

The press coverage has been huge and I imagine this series is going to end up being the highest rated ever on Channel 5.

Confirmed: Season 15 of CSI showing Saturdays at 10pm, from January 24, on Channel 5 (HD).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xnK645E-aM

A Digiguide update from Elgin.

Top Gear, Dragon's Den and Mr Selfridge all back on January 25th.

Good to see it back but I like CSI on Tuesdays.

That timeslot could be very provisional for Stars in Their Eyes

LOL! I thought that.

Probably waiting to see what happens this week.

BBC iPlayer can't be included, as we've been told before it's not a count of people who have viewed the programme, just requested it. A +1 channel is viewers watching that whole programme on 'timeshift', on that day same day, before 2am.

As is those choosing to watch EE on BBC3. I don't see what the difference is. Never have done. if you physically have to use a remote control to turn your TV to another channel, it's a different channel. So, EE BBC3 showing should be included in the BBC1 ratings.

It seems they're only allowed for ITV programmes.

Saturday nights have something new or they burning it off.

I didn't mention anything about BBC3 not being included.

I caught some of Mel & Sue earlier. Looked like a nice, cosy show but I'm not sure if the ITV daytime audience will take to it all that well.

It might be worth a try on Sundays at 6/6.30pm instead.

Fantastic news that Weekly Wipe is back on the 29th. I was worried Brooker wasn't doing a new series this year

The rumour is that this series of CSI is the last. Perhaps C5 know for definite and are hoping that CSI Cyber will launch well in the old CSI Tuesday slot.

Always a great watch.

Sorry Rob, you didn't. But some posters fundamentally refuse to accept that the BBC3 showing of EE is fundamentally a catch up showing in the same vein as anything shown on ITV+1.

Ah a good old +1 argument - I have gone all nostalgic !!