Originally Posted by A Cillay:
“Woop, woop. 11.3m is great for BGT.”
A recovery from last week, but still not as high as some of the early shows, and below the 14m level that ITV's PR campaign in the weekend papers would have us believe is the number now tuning in enraptured by this talent contest-cum-freakshow.
I'm beginning to wonder just who actually is watching it this time round. It just doesn't seem to be being talked about at the moment for a show getting 10-11m viewers, unlike at the start of the run with the Boyle/YouTube thing, or last time round when everyone was scratching their heads and talking about just what some people thought was so brilliant about a young lad splashing around in a puddle.
Originally Posted by ZoeMcCallister:
“Thanks for that D.M.N...I think that just shows Mumbai Calling could still easily be a flop...but hopefully it will have the curiosity factor which Pushing Daisies didn't have last year, because it wasn't new.”
I could easily see Mumbai Calling narrowly losing out to the extended HIGNFY repeat on BBC2, though that also depends on how much ITV1 over-run the 10pm slot with BGT thus artificially boosting the inaccurate overnights for Mumbai.
One other question about BGT - why does it mostly over-run the 9pm watershed? Isn't it a family show, why put it out so late? Or is there some really racy adult content and f-wordery, and I've totally got the wrong end of the stick about this show?