Presumably because of the golf - they can move the 6 pm news to BBC2 but they can't move the news in the English regions, there's a whole thread about this running elsewhere.

ITV have released a new, longer trailer for Jekyll & Hyde:

http://www.itv.com/presscentre/press...ns-jekyll-hyde

Looks very good. Thoughts on how this could rate? I think it could launch pretty high if given the right slot, although if it does find itself on Saturdays against Strictly that will put a ceiling on how well it could do.

Eastenders
Friday: 6.75 [1.42m] That is some great time-shift. This is prove that the omnibus was take some numbers from Friday.

In those days the final day was a Saturday. It didn't become a Sunday until 1980.

This would mean the final day sharing time with whatever else was on Grandstand. Seems even then it was not the 'favoured' sport; for example in 1968 it had to share with racing, athletics, cricket and moto-cross whilst on BBC2 you could watch uninterrupted coverage of the finals of the Henley Regatta.

Sunday 19th July 2015 (overnights)

BBC One

12:15 - 19:00 Golf- Open Championship: 2.1m
19:15 - Countryfile: 5.17m (23.8%)
20:05 - Fake or Fortune: 4.24m (20.4%)
21:05 - The Outcast: 3.63m (18.2%)
22:30 - BBC News: 3.43m (23%)

BBC Two

20:00 - Dragon's Den: 2.42m (11.7%)
21:00 - Odyssey: 1.02m (4.8%)
21:45 - The Javone Prince Show: 407k (2%)
slot average: 1.3m, down 63%

ITV

19:00 - ITV News & Weather: 2.64m (16%)
19:15 - Catchphrase: 2.66m (14.7%); +1: 84k
20:00 - Surprise, Surprise: 2.77m (13.4%); +1: 173k
21:00 - Joanna Lumley's Trans-Siberian Adventure: 3.5m (16.5%); +1: 221k
22:05 - ITV News & Weather: 2.75m (15%)

Channel 4

20:00 - London's Lost Graveyard: The Crossrail Discovery: 1.85m (9%); +1: 184k
21:00 - Humans: 2.12m (10%); +1: 241k

Channel 5

20:00 - Police Interceptors: Unleashed: 511k (2.5%); +1: 60k
21:00 - Red Dawn: 855k (4.3%); +1: 128k

ITV2

19:10 - Jurassic Park III: 618k (3.2%); +1: 103k
21:00 - Love Actually: 879k (5.4%); +1: 149k

ITV3

20:00 - Inspector Morse: 530k (2.6%)

ITV4

19:00 - Tour De France Highlights: 589k (3.3%)

BBC Three

20:00 - Shrek: 682k (3.3%)
21:20 - Top Gear: 567k (2.9%)
23:20 - Family Guy: 492k (6.1%)
23:45 - Family Guy: 574k (8.8%)

E4

18:30 - The Big Bang Theory: 564k (3.7%)
19:00 - The Big Bang Theory: 567k (3.3%)

Sky Sports 2

10:00 - The Ashes Live: 250k

Sources: ITV Media, DS, Broadcast, Liam Hamilton.

BBC behaving like a teenager that doesn't get to borrow the car for a night out and sulks in its room

Top 20 Programmes W/E 12 July

1.....Tennis: Wimbledon 2015: Men’s Final....7.28m
2.....Coronation Street....6.82m
3.....EastEnders....6.32m
4.....Countryfile....6.18m
5.....Emmerdale....5.67m
6.....The Syndicate....5.49m
7.....BBC News at Six....5.30m
8.....BBC News at Ten....5.04m
9.....Fake Or Fortune?....4.99m
10.....The Outcast....4.28m
11.....Holby City....4.12m
12.....The Met: Policing London....4.11m
13.....David Attenborough Meets... Obama....4.09m
14.....Joanna Lumley’s Trans-Siberian Adventure....4.02m
15.....Casualty....3.88m
16.....Long Lost Family....3.80m
17.....Celebrity MasterChef....3.62m
18.....The One Show.....3.61m
19.....The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins....3.57m
20.....ITV News & Weather....3.49m

These are the top 20 programmes for the week of 6-12 July (from Broadcast).

All ratings include +1. No show is included in the list twice.

Thanks, makes sense now.

The good old days of Grandstand, where in the eighties I even recall women's judo and badminton appearing.

May I suggest you look at the leaderboard, although a play-off may throw a spanner in the works.

Soap Officials w/c 6th July 2015

Coronation Street:

Mon: 7.56m [+940k} / 7.62m [+1.26m]
Wed: 7.57m [+1.27m]
Thu: 6.99m [+850k]
Fri: 7.02m [+1.22m] / 6.69m [+1.14m]

Avg.: 7.24m [+1.11m]

EastEnders:

Mon: 7.12m [+800k}
Tue: 7.07m [+930k]
Thu: 6.46m [+1.08m]
Fri: 6.75m [+1.42m]

Avg.: 6.85m [+1.06m]

Emmerdale:

Mon: 5.98m [+470k]
Tue: 5.58m [+440k]
Wed: 5.97m [+660k]
Fri: 5.51m [+630k]

Avg.: 5.76m [+550k]

TOP 10 OFFICIALS W/C 6TH JULY 2015:

*HD estimated at 600k.
**exc.News

Figures inc.HD and exc.+1.

Source: Barb

The Syndicate

Series One:

*overnight / official

27/3/12 - 5.16m (21.6%) / 5.87m {+710k}
3/4/12 - 5.44m (23.1%) / 6.09m [+650k]
10/4/12 - 5.44m (22.1%) / 5.98m [+540k]
17/4/12 - 5.53m (23%) / 6.08m [+550k]
*highest overnight rating
24/4/12 - 5.37m (22.4%) / 6.04m [+670k]

Series One average - 5.39m (22.4%) / 6.01m

Series Two:

19/3/13 - 5.43m (23.3%) / 6.5m [+1.07m]
26/3/13 - 4.84m / 5.58m [+740k]
*England match clash
2/4/13 - 5.28m (22.4%) / 6.34m [+1.06m]
9/4/13 - 5.16m (22%) / 6.22m [+1.06m]
16/4/13 - 5.23m (22.5%) / 6.37m [+1.14m]
23/4/13 - 5.47m (23.6%) / 6.71m [+1.24m] * best official rating

Series Two average - 5.24m (22.8%) / 6.29m

Series Three:

2/6/15 - 5.4m (25.7%) / 6.46m [+1.06m]
9/6/15 - 5.15m (25.2%) / 6.48m [+1.33m]
16/6/15 - 5.19m (25.6%) / 6.31m [+1.12m]
23/6/15 - 5.12m (25.6%) / 6.49m [+1.37m] * highest timeshift yet
30/6/15 - 5.03m (25.7%) / 6.36m [+1.33m]
7/7/15 - 5.49m (26.8%) / 6.65m [+1.16m]
* highest finale and share

Series Three average: 5.23m (25.8%) / 6.46m

Series 3 is officially the best rated series.

It's coming back then. This series was a bit daft in places but I liked the change to a more regular linear format, because the previous two series IIRC centred on one character per episode and was a bit more difficult to follow.

When I first saw the teaser trailer I was really interested, but there is something about the longer trailer which has left me cold. I can't put my finger on it. I know that I will hopefully enjoy watching it when it does eventually start.

I think that Monday evenings at 9pm would be a better slot. If ITV go for a Saturday evening, it is going to have to contend with either Strictly or Doctor Who. If it goes for a 9pm slot on a Saturday that wouldn't help it at all - little competition but a dwindling post LE audience.

If it is 10 episodes it is going to run headlong into I'm a Celebrity. The only way that it will fit is for an opener starting on August Bank Holiday week(end)

Thanks for posting. Just a note that these aren't tape-checked.


Thanks dullagj2. A few from the Broadcast app:

BBC Two
23:00 - Family Guy (r): 0.72m (7.0%)*

Channel 4 (exc +1)
22:05 - 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (r): 0.64m (4.0%)

Channel 5 (exc +1)
19:00 - Cricket on 5: 0.52m (2.9%)

BBC Three
22:35 - Live at the Apollo (r): 0.35m (2.8%)

* the third episode of the night, apparently the third-highest rating show of the night and outrating both the new episode at 22:15 and the first repeat at 22:35, as per the Broadcast app. Most peculiar, and something similar happened last week. The officials for week ending 12 July don't throw light on it as BBC Two's top 10 and top 30 programmes are not shown on BARB this week.

You'd think it would be a mistake, but look how the audience for Family Guy on BBC Three jumps later in the night, taken from the roundup above:

23:20 - Family Guy: 492k (6.1%)
23:45 - Family Guy: 574k (8.8%)

Series 12 of New Tricks for August (final series)

http://www.cultbox.co.uk/news/galler...amb-joins-cast

Looks like the news certainly isn't going to air on BBC One at 19:00.

ITV soaps will be dented by the golf final.

The EPG has the golf moving to BBC Two at 7pm amazingly.

BBC making a mess of this.

Surprising decision, but the three way play-off could go on for a while.

It's what they're good at.

Sky Sports Ashes was by far the most watched pay channel for w/e July 12.

So the golf could go back to bbc 1 at 8pm

The problem is the local news. BBC1 has 17 variations. There are only 4 BBC2 variations so local news can't switch to BBC2. This wasn't a problem I'm the analogue era.

That's technology for you!

Not at all. I am sure the viewers are capable of using a remote, it is a good time at 7pm to switch channels, The open is hardly a huge pull ratings wise, not like having Murray at Wimbledon, so the BBC will want to leave their schedule intact from 8.pm on their flag ship channel.