Got a feeling CBB is going to do very well tonight and possibly get a huge catch up audience
The Ratings Thread (Part 63)
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Originally Posted by Dancc:
“I wouldn't be surprised if it loses a lot of viewers during the broadcast.
Good opportunity this for The Voice. Can it capitalise?”
“I wouldn't be surprised if it loses a lot of viewers during the broadcast.
Good opportunity this for The Voice. Can it capitalise?”
I wouldn't bank on it. Everything I'm reading suggests SITE is "so good it's bad" territory, a classic ratings winner.
It's also trending above The Voice - for all that that won't mean much it does point towards the shows being a bit closer than the 8m v 4m predictions some were putting forward, at least in the head-to-head period.
Got a feeling CBB is going to do very well tonight and possibly get a huge catch up audience- controversy surrounding Jeremy Jackson is everywhere on my social media
Previous SITE viewers will be alienated by this, previous TV Burp viewers will also be alienated. Great stuff.
Originally Posted by Score:
“People on there do take things far too seriously. Obviously they aren't going to be everyone's cup of tea but even so.
Stars clearly being played for the TV Burp audience. Even Brian Belo just made an appearance.”
“People on there do take things far too seriously. Obviously they aren't going to be everyone's cup of tea but even so.
Stars clearly being played for the TV Burp audience. Even Brian Belo just made an appearance.”
But pitching it against a young skewing programme is not going to work. They would have been better off airing this on Sunday nights against BBC One's older skewing schedule where a younger audience would have been more receptive to a bit of stupidity.
They just need Get Your Act Together to be awful and ITV's first full week of 2015 will just be a continuation of 2014 (bar Broadchurch).
Originally Posted by ronant:
“Downton - 1.72m 9.9%
Agents of SHIELD - 0.70m 3.1%
Homeland - 1.51m 6.6%”
“Downton - 1.72m 9.9%
Agents of SHIELD - 0.70m 3.1%
Homeland - 1.51m 6.6%”
Thanks very much.
Originally Posted by Zac Quinn:
“I wouldn't bank on it. Everything I'm reading suggests SITE is "so good it's bad" territory, a classic ratings winner.”
“I wouldn't bank on it. Everything I'm reading suggests SITE is "so good it's bad" territory, a classic ratings winner.”
It's not so much jumping the shark as pole-vaulting it.
Originally Posted by NeilVW:
“Underneath ronant's Twitter post there are some interesting comments. Besides an amusing skirmish between a BBC and an ITV journalist, there is a peak given for Sky News on Friday: 713k (5.71%).”
“Underneath ronant's Twitter post there are some interesting comments. Besides an amusing skirmish between a BBC and an ITV journalist, there is a peak given for Sky News on Friday: 713k (5.71%).”
It's already been reported on DS that the BBC News channel peaked at 1.18 million on Friday. I wonder what the ratings were for TF1 and France 2, they must have gone through the roof.
Needless to say it is utter toilet. TV Burp shoehorned into stars in their eyes was always going to be an awkward fit.
Originally Posted by wizzywick:
“I am watching (and enjoying) SITE and I watched (and enjoyed) Now You See It. Neither shows are meant to be taken seriously and are intended as fluffy and fun Saturday night telly. I really hate social media sometimes. Does anyone on it actually like anything?”
“I am watching (and enjoying) SITE and I watched (and enjoyed) Now You See It. Neither shows are meant to be taken seriously and are intended as fluffy and fun Saturday night telly. I really hate social media sometimes. Does anyone on it actually like anything?”
TV bosses should only take notice of ratings and internal reports, not social media. If the BBC listened to social media Mrs Brown's Boys would have been off the air after episode 1.
I do think Stars In Their Eyes and Now You See It are poor, if they get an audience though then they've done their job.
For me the best bit of TV Burp was its central offer of taking the p out of clips from other shows. When they started going down the "wacky" character route I bored more and more and it lost its edge for most people (admittedly I don't know how the ratings did - did they go down by a little or a lot, or did Harry manage to get out in time?)
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“But pitching it against a young skewing programme is not going to work. They would have been better off airing this on Sunday nights against BBC One's older skewing schedule where a younger audience would have been more receptive to a bit of stupidity.
They just need Get Your Act Together to be awful and ITV's first full week of 2015 will just be a continuation of 2014 (bar Broadchurch).”
“But pitching it against a young skewing programme is not going to work. They would have been better off airing this on Sunday nights against BBC One's older skewing schedule where a younger audience would have been more receptive to a bit of stupidity.
They just need Get Your Act Together to be awful and ITV's first full week of 2015 will just be a continuation of 2014 (bar Broadchurch).”
The Voice didn't actually skew that young last year (nowhere near as young as X Factor) although that might change with Rita Ora in for Kylie.
Stars might have been better on Sunday but it is a Saturday show pretty much through and through.
I can't see Get Your Act Together provoking much of a reaction either way. It doesn't look bad or bonkers enough to get a big online reaction but I can't see it doing particularly well either. It looks reasonable enough but won't be the next big thing. Looks like a 4m show.
Originally Posted by EyeballEyeball:
“I also notice Ann Widdecombe will be on Get Yoir Act Together, so that's certainly one to avoid.”
“I also notice Ann Widdecombe will be on Get Yoir Act Together, so that's certainly one to avoid.”
What on eatrh are they going to try and teach Ann Widocombe to do?
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“TV bosses should only take notice of ratings and internal reports, not social media. If the BBC listened to social media Mrs Brown's Boys would have been off the air after episode 1.
I do think Stars In Their Eyes and Now You See It are poor, if they get an audience though then they've done their job.”
“TV bosses should only take notice of ratings and internal reports, not social media. If the BBC listened to social media Mrs Brown's Boys would have been off the air after episode 1.
I do think Stars In Their Eyes and Now You See It are poor, if they get an audience though then they've done their job.”
What did people think Now You See It was going to be? It was clearly billed and trailed as a magic clip show with blunders and oddities. That's exactly what it was. I don't get why it is considered terrible.
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“What's the chances of Heather, Wagbo or Knitted Character appearing before the end of the series.
The good news is, if this is a flop, a return for TV Burp becomes ever so slightly closer.”
“What's the chances of Heather, Wagbo or Knitted Character appearing before the end of the series.
The good news is, if this is a flop, a return for TV Burp becomes ever so slightly closer.”
...............apparently the Beeb are after him
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“TV bosses should only take notice of ratings and internal reports, not social media. If the BBC listened to social media Mrs Brown's Boys would have been off the air after episode 1.
I do think Stars In Their Eyes and Now You See It are poor, if they get an audience though then they've done their job.”
“TV bosses should only take notice of ratings and internal reports, not social media. If the BBC listened to social media Mrs Brown's Boys would have been off the air after episode 1.
I do think Stars In Their Eyes and Now You See It are poor, if they get an audience though then they've done their job.”
Now You See It is one of those programs you might watch after the pub at midnight but what it is doing on a Saturday night I just dont know.
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“What on eatrh are they going to try and teach Ann Widocombe to do?”
“What on eatrh are they going to try and teach Ann Widocombe to do?”
Hopefully skydive without a parachute.
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“What on eatrh are they going to try and teach Ann Widocombe to do?”
“What on eatrh are they going to try and teach Ann Widocombe to do?”
Dance?
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“
The good news is, if this is a flop, a return for TV Burp becomes ever so slightly closer.”
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The good news is, if this is a flop, a return for TV Burp becomes ever so slightly closer.”
Not necessarily. If this flops, after viewers didn't give Professor Branestawm a chance and also went nowhere near his feature film, it rather suggests to me that the 'Harry Hill' character is wearing thin on the public and so he'd be better off disappearing for a bit.
Originally Posted by Chris1964:
“...............apparently the Beeb are after him”
“...............apparently the Beeb are after him
”
Ah now I understand it.
They're destroying his reputation.
Tonight will see a first - Take Me Out is going to be more classy than the programme preceding it.
"Bungle" on The Voice.
You just cant make it up.
I would have thought all those years dressed up in that costume would have left anyone deranged-but he seemed ok
You just cant make it up.
I would have thought all those years dressed up in that costume would have left anyone deranged-but he seemed ok
Stars in Their Eyes ended 7 minutes early, so watch out for quite a big difference between the full slot and tapechecked numbers. No idea why they scheduled it to run until 8.05pm. Expect The Voice to get a boost around now.
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