Think BBC will be very happy with TVUK. Beaten SNT every week which reversed last years figures. I wonder if it's the golden boys losing their touch or the show is just going a bit stale. Same happened to Noel's House Party, it's blueprint, many years ago.
The Ratings Thread (Part 64)
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Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“The only explanation I can think for YBITR is that people these days just dont seem to care if things are faked if they find it entertaining - a bit like Top Gear/Googlebox. I think its worse than SITE actually.”
“The only explanation I can think for YBITR is that people these days just dont seem to care if things are faked if they find it entertaining - a bit like Top Gear/Googlebox. I think its worse than SITE actually.”
The thing about You're Back in the Room is it has a clear approach. Stars in Their Eyes was a complete mess; was it meant to be comical? A singing contest? A parody? I'm not sure if even the production team knew.
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“2014
The Voice 5.94m (28.3%)
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway 5.84m (27.4%) (347k +1)”
“2014
The Voice 5.94m (28.3%)
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway 5.84m (27.4%) (347k +1)”
So The Voice up 360k year on year, will it rise next week for the final?
The Musketeers bows out to 2.78 million on BBC One
The Musketeers closed to nearly 3 million viewers on BBC One.
The final episode in the second season attracted an average audience of 2.78 million (12.7%) from 9pm.
It was preceded by Masterchef, which was one of BBC One's highest-rated shows of the evening with 4.47 million (20.5%) viewers.
BBC One's evening kicked off with 4.59 million (26.6%) for The One Show at 7pm, followed by 3.84 million (20.5%) for Room 101 at 7.30pm.
The evening ended with 1.52 million (13.7%) for a repeat of New Tricks at 10.35pm.
ITV scored its own ratings victory on Friday evening, as an average of 5.21 million viewers tuned in to watch the Euro 2016 qualifier between England and Lithuania.
Over on BBC Two, an improved audience of 1.05 million (5.9%) watched Britain's Got the Builders In at 7pm, followed by 1.99 million (9.1%) for An Island Parish.
Gardeners' World secured an evening high of 2.34 million (10.7%) for the channel at 8.30pm, while Mastermind was seen by 2.04 million (9.3%) immediately after.
Despite a slight dip in viewers, Gogglebox comfortably remained Channel 4's highest-rated show, pulling in an average audience of 2.96 million (13.5% at 9pm).
The return of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD drew 750k viewers (3.4%) at 8pm, while Alan Carr: Chatty Man dropped to 1.45 million (99%) viewers.
Channel 5's showing of NCIS: New Orleans entertained 746k (3.4%) at 9pm, followed by 761k (4.8%) for NCIS at 10pm.
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The Voice UK drops to 6.3 million viewers for live semi-finals
The Voice UK suffered a dip in viewers for its live semi-finals.
BBC One's singing competition was watched by 6.3m (30.2%) from 7pm according to overnight figures, down from 7.04m (32.8%) last week.
Casualty followed with 4.81m (24.4%), before The National Lottery Live appealed to 3.52m (20.6%).
On BBC Two, a Dad's Army repeat was enjoyed by 1.54m (7.2%) from 7.35pm. An airing of Bruce Willis film Looper averaged 1.05m (6%).
Over on ITV, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway continued with 5.66m (27.1%) from 7pm. You're Back in the Room garnered 3.98m (19.2%) afterwards, and The Jonathan Ross Show earned 2.51m (14.1%) from 9.25pm.
Channel 4's feature-length Coalition drew 881k (4.7%) from 9pm. Earlier, The World's Weirdest Weather was seen by 826k (3.9%).
On Channel 5, the latest episode of CSI managed 883k (5.7%) from 9.55pm.
The multichannels were topped by ITV3's Foyle's War, which attracted 764k (3.7%) from 8pm. A double bill of The Following averaged 101k (0.5%) and 84k (0.6%) for its 9pm and 10pm episodes respectively on Sky Atlantic.
The Musketeers closed to nearly 3 million viewers on BBC One.
The final episode in the second season attracted an average audience of 2.78 million (12.7%) from 9pm.
It was preceded by Masterchef, which was one of BBC One's highest-rated shows of the evening with 4.47 million (20.5%) viewers.
BBC One's evening kicked off with 4.59 million (26.6%) for The One Show at 7pm, followed by 3.84 million (20.5%) for Room 101 at 7.30pm.
The evening ended with 1.52 million (13.7%) for a repeat of New Tricks at 10.35pm.
ITV scored its own ratings victory on Friday evening, as an average of 5.21 million viewers tuned in to watch the Euro 2016 qualifier between England and Lithuania.
Over on BBC Two, an improved audience of 1.05 million (5.9%) watched Britain's Got the Builders In at 7pm, followed by 1.99 million (9.1%) for An Island Parish.
Gardeners' World secured an evening high of 2.34 million (10.7%) for the channel at 8.30pm, while Mastermind was seen by 2.04 million (9.3%) immediately after.
Despite a slight dip in viewers, Gogglebox comfortably remained Channel 4's highest-rated show, pulling in an average audience of 2.96 million (13.5% at 9pm).
The return of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD drew 750k viewers (3.4%) at 8pm, while Alan Carr: Chatty Man dropped to 1.45 million (99%) viewers.
Channel 5's showing of NCIS: New Orleans entertained 746k (3.4%) at 9pm, followed by 761k (4.8%) for NCIS at 10pm.
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The Voice UK drops to 6.3 million viewers for live semi-finals
The Voice UK suffered a dip in viewers for its live semi-finals.
BBC One's singing competition was watched by 6.3m (30.2%) from 7pm according to overnight figures, down from 7.04m (32.8%) last week.
Casualty followed with 4.81m (24.4%), before The National Lottery Live appealed to 3.52m (20.6%).
On BBC Two, a Dad's Army repeat was enjoyed by 1.54m (7.2%) from 7.35pm. An airing of Bruce Willis film Looper averaged 1.05m (6%).
Over on ITV, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway continued with 5.66m (27.1%) from 7pm. You're Back in the Room garnered 3.98m (19.2%) afterwards, and The Jonathan Ross Show earned 2.51m (14.1%) from 9.25pm.
Channel 4's feature-length Coalition drew 881k (4.7%) from 9pm. Earlier, The World's Weirdest Weather was seen by 826k (3.9%).
On Channel 5, the latest episode of CSI managed 883k (5.7%) from 9.55pm.
The multichannels were topped by ITV3's Foyle's War, which attracted 764k (3.7%) from 8pm. A double bill of The Following averaged 101k (0.5%) and 84k (0.6%) for its 9pm and 10pm episodes respectively on Sky Atlantic.
Originally Posted by grahamzxy:
“So The Voice up 360k year on year, will it rise next week for the final?”
“So The Voice up 360k year on year, will it rise next week for the final?”
It only lost 700, 000 viewers since last week though so you would really be thinking the answer is No
Originally Posted by Jokanovic:
“Think BBC will be very happy with TVUK. Beaten SNT every week which reversed last years figures. I wonder if it's the golden boys losing their touch or the show is just going a bit stale. Same happened to Noel's House Party, it's blueprint, many years ago.”
“Think BBC will be very happy with TVUK. Beaten SNT every week which reversed last years figures. I wonder if it's the golden boys losing their touch or the show is just going a bit stale. Same happened to Noel's House Party, it's blueprint, many years ago.”
I think it's just the show that's a bit stale.
TVUK needs to settle with its judges for a while now and not change them again.
Originally Posted by JordyD:
“I think it's just the show that's a bit stale.
TVUK needs to settle with its judges for a while now and not change them again.”
“I think it's just the show that's a bit stale.
TVUK needs to settle with its judges for a while now and not change them again.”
Thought Tom was on his way though?
A shame the Voice dropped as in my opinion last nights show was one of the best live shows theyve ever done, very hard to predict who would go through and two guest performers who are big chart hits at present (Jess Glynn and Sia)
Originally Posted by tobi:
“It only lost 700, 000 viewers since last week though so you would really be thinking the answer is No”
“It only lost 700, 000 viewers since last week though so you would really be thinking the answer is No”
It might bounce a little to around last weeks levels, anything less would be a tad disappointing, anything more would be great- Takeaway does kinda keep TVUK in check and it dented the final last year- But for everything, The Voice is consistently up yoy and in January nobody expected that
Originally Posted by Cestrian18:
“It might bounce a little to around last weeks levels, anything less would be a tad disappointing, anything more would be great- Takeaway does kinda keep TVUK in check and it dented the final last year- But for everything, The Voice is consistently up yoy and in January nobody expected that”
“It might bounce a little to around last weeks levels, anything less would be a tad disappointing, anything more would be great- Takeaway does kinda keep TVUK in check and it dented the final last year- But for everything, The Voice is consistently up yoy and in January nobody expected that”
Nobody expected SITE to flop just as bad as it did.
The return of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD drew 750k viewers (3.4%) at 8pm, while Alan Carr: Chatty Man dropped to 1.45 million (99%) viewers.
......................remarkable jump in popularity there
......................remarkable jump in popularity there
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“Nobody expected SITE to flop just as bad as it did.”
“Nobody expected SITE to flop just as bad as it did.”
I did, it was obvious that Harry Hill and SITE would not mix.
Originally Posted by PEARLY331:
“Quite poor for 'The Voice United Kingdom' - I thought the semi would have achieved 10-11m”
“Quite poor for 'The Voice United Kingdom' - I thought the semi would have achieved 10-11m”
Have you ever followed the Voice UK's ratings in the past?
Originally Posted by Dan R:
“Have you ever followed the Voice UK's ratings in the past?”
“Have you ever followed the Voice UK's ratings in the past?”
Noooooo!!! They are trolling. I'd ignore them if I were you.
Originally Posted by Dan R:
“Have you ever followed the Voice UK's ratings in the past?”
“Have you ever followed the Voice UK's ratings in the past?”
Yes I have but I thought these shows figures rise when they hit the semi stages?
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“Nobody expected SITE to flop just as bad as it did.”
“Nobody expected SITE to flop just as bad as it did.”
On the flip side of that, I doubt anyone expected YBITR to do so well, starting decently and remaining at the same level.
It had start low-ish, drop every week and end as an embarrassment written all over it.
4m is probably the level this sort of second/third tier entertainment should be above thesedays.
Originally Posted by JordyD:
“I did, it was obvious that Harry Hill and SITE would not mix.”
“I did, it was obvious that Harry Hill and SITE would not mix.”
You expected it to drop below 2m?
Originally Posted by tobi:
“It only lost 700, 000 viewers since last week though so you would really be thinking the answer is No”
“It only lost 700, 000 viewers since last week though so you would really be thinking the answer is No”
This perhaps overlooks that its dropped week-on-week at this stage previously but still managed to grow for the final which is one of the many bizarre quirks of The Voice. The audience seemingly loses interest as the show progresses yet still return for the final.
Series 3 (consolidated)
Quarter-final: 7.13
Semi-final: 6.67
Final: 7.14
In the first and second series the jump was even more substantial. In the second series it went from 6.5 million for the semi-final to 7.9 million for the final and in the first series it went from 5.2 million to 7.8. To date The Voice has consolidated to over 7 million for its final every year. Not sure exactly how that translates to over night figures though to be fair.
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“You expected it to drop below 2m?”
“You expected it to drop below 2m?”
Well, around the 2m. But I was also thinking the same about YBITR.
Originally Posted by AlexiR:
“This perhaps overlooks that its dropped week-on-week at this stage previously but still managed to grow for the final which is one of the many bizarre quirks of The Voice. The audience seemingly loses interest as the show progresses yet still return for the final.
Series 3 (consolidated)
Quarter-final: 7.13
Semi-final: 6.67
Final: 7.14
In the first and second series the jump was even more substantial. In the second series it went from 6.5 million for the semi-final to 7.9 million for the final and in the first series it went from 5.2 million to 7.8. To date The Voice has consolidated to over 7 million for its final every year. Not sure exactly how that translates to over night figures though to be fair.”
“This perhaps overlooks that its dropped week-on-week at this stage previously but still managed to grow for the final which is one of the many bizarre quirks of The Voice. The audience seemingly loses interest as the show progresses yet still return for the final.
Series 3 (consolidated)
Quarter-final: 7.13
Semi-final: 6.67
Final: 7.14
In the first and second series the jump was even more substantial. In the second series it went from 6.5 million for the semi-final to 7.9 million for the final and in the first series it went from 5.2 million to 7.8. To date The Voice has consolidated to over 7 million for its final every year. Not sure exactly how that translates to over night figures though to be fair.”
Bold was probably due to BGT finishing the week before so no more clash.
But I think it's a interesting feature of most of these talent shows that the ratings drop in the lives but then shoot up for the final. They're often helped by people tuning in just to see the winner announced.
IT'S TIME FOR A NEW SEASON ON THE DSRPG!
The Ark graces our screens on Monday but will it sink or swim? Could the Leaders' debate poll well? Will Michael McIntyre's Easter Outing be a post-Lent pick me up or heavier than a hundred Easter eggs being devoured by Vera?
Thunderbirds returns; how will it launch? Both Only Connect and The Voice UK reach their final stage but, unlike at Strangeways, there shouldn't be a riot. I can't be so sure about Italy v England, though. Breaking Dawn combines kissing and blood sucking but will it suck in the final figures? Eurovision makes an early appearance but will it be number one in the hit parade?
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The Ark graces our screens on Monday but will it sink or swim? Could the Leaders' debate poll well? Will Michael McIntyre's Easter Outing be a post-Lent pick me up or heavier than a hundred Easter eggs being devoured by Vera?
Thunderbirds returns; how will it launch? Both Only Connect and The Voice UK reach their final stage but, unlike at Strangeways, there shouldn't be a riot. I can't be so sure about Italy v England, though. Breaking Dawn combines kissing and blood sucking but will it suck in the final figures? Eurovision makes an early appearance but will it be number one in the hit parade?
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Thank you to everyone who takes part in advance.
Originally Posted by A.D.P:
“TVUK continues with good momentum.”
“TVUK continues with good momentum.”
Good momentum? Dropping each week??
I think its funny that YBITR is doing well. Looks like around 4.2m incl +1 which is a climb from last week.
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