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Very helpful stats again, thanks. I think the consolidated ratings highlight just what an utter mistake keeping several series like that Spanish prison drama only on ALL4 has been. 100k viewers online is tiny, everyone still wants to watch on their big Telly's in the sitting room.
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Very helpful stats again, thanks. I think the consolidated ratings highlight just what an utter mistake keeping several series like that Spanish prison drama only on ALL4 has been. 100k viewers online is tiny, everyone still wants to watch on their big Telly's in the sitting room.
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Consolidated ratings so far.
Episode 1: 3.9m (+143k All4) Episode 2: 3m (+114k All4) Episode 3: 2.4m (+104k All4) Episode 4: 2.3m (+92k All4) For comparison, last year's: Episode 1: 6.8m Episode 2: 6.01m Episode 3: 5.2m Episode 4: 5.5m |
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I've just rewatched the whole lot properly (online) and I don't really understand why the numbers for this year were so much lower than last year. When you watch it altogether, series 2 follows very naturally from series 1 and, apart from a few odd niggles, the story works. Perhaps it's just that last year it was a novelty.
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You seriously believe Locked Up would have done better than Humans?
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?? I can watch ALL4 on "my big telly in the sitting room", it really depends on the type of television or television provider (sky etc) that you have. I would expect a lot of people no longer have to watch it on their laptop/computer/iPad and most of the 100k would have watched it on the main television.
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I've just rewatched the whole lot properly (online) and I don't really understand why the numbers for this year were so much lower than last year. When you watch it altogether, series 2 follows very naturally from series 1 and, apart from a few odd niggles, the story works. Perhaps it's just that last year it was a novelty.
I personally believe the reason why S2 is down on S1, is down to timing. It was up against the hugely popular (bizarrely) I'm a Celebrity, plus shown later in the year - S1 was shown in June 2015. Series 2 was indeed excellent, and I have my fingers crossed for a series 3
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I thought it was interesting when they were living among the humans in series 1, but I'm thinking that in series 2 it's just going to be the androids out in the field trying to rescue each other and kill anyone who is trying to shut them down so I didn't fancy it.
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The fact that 100k viewers out of three million watched it on ALL4 strongly suggests your assumption is incorrect. And many forumers here have agreed with me.
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i downloaded every episode to the sky box
wasn't a great season really. |
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Do Sky charge their customers for downloading FTA channels progrmammes like Humans ?
I heard they charge their poor customers for even scratching themselves near their Sky Box. |
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Do Sky charge their customers for downloading FTA channels progrmammes like Humans?
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Do Sky charge their customers for downloading FTA channels progrmammes like Humans ?
I heard they charge their poor customers for even scratching themselves near their Sky Box. |
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I really enjoyed the show and the ending.
I can't help feeling that uploading the consciousness code was a bit destructive. Quite apart from the social and legal implications, with so much dependence on synths, unless they can be persuaded to go back to doing the job they were made for it's going to cripple the economy and cause huge chaos everywhere ![]() The synth manufacturers are going to have to think twice before making any more synths also. |
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Do Sky charge their customers for downloading FTA channels progrmammes like Humans ?
I heard they charge their poor customers for even scratching themselves near their Sky Box. |
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The fact that 100k viewers out of three million watched it on ALL4 strongly suggests your assumption is incorrect. And many forumers here have agreed with me.
I would like to see actual data because with the development of smart tv etc I think most will not watch it on a computer but will watch on their main tv. |
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Do Sky charge their customers for downloading FTA channels progrmammes like Humans ?
I heard they charge their poor customers for even scratching themselves near their Sky Box. |
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I'm reasonably sure iplayer is free and only depends on the tv licence (or will be, and works on an honesty-box anyway, licence debates available elsewhere for those who insist), and I thought All4 was also free...?
Disclaimer: I don't have a smart TV (and mine is hardly old) and I don't normally watch anything online anyway unless I missed setting the timer and when it comes to the time that no non-smart TVs are available any more I'll probably not have it connected to the interwebs anyway... |
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Bit of a rude reply from you. I think one reply mentioned watching it online, not "many".
I would like to see actual data because with the development of smart tv etc I think most will not watch it on a computer but will watch on their main tv. And my point is that many people like Dr.Wibble just mentioned who have smart TV's would not use the online catch-up services anyway due to all those six-minute long web ad breaks you can't fast forward or jump like on a DVR. And ALL4's overall viewing figures for all the series they have only available online backs my point up. Migration from TV to the web is a total myth. |
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I'm reasonably sure iplayer is free and only depends on the tv licence (or will be, and works on an honesty-box anyway, licence debates available elsewhere for those who insist), and I thought All4 was also free...?
Disclaimer: I don't have a smart TV (and mine is hardly old) and I don't normally watch anything online anyway unless I missed setting the timer and when it comes to the time that no non-smart TVs are available any more I'll probably not have it connected to the interwebs anyway... |
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Crikey, you have led a sheltered life, how was that rude exactly ?
And my point is that many people like Dr.Wibble just mentioned who have smart TV's would not use the online catch-up services anyway due to all those six-minute long web ad breaks you can't fast forward or jump like on a DVR. And ALL4's overall viewing figures for all the series they have only available online backs my point up. Migration from TV to the web is a total myth. I don't see any six minute long web ad breaks when I catch up using ALL4 or any other catch up service using my main television in the living room. I think we are discussing different points, my point was that I didn't think people would be put off watching Humans on catch up via the internet because they have to watch it on a computer because if they want to watch it on their main television many people will be able to. (referring directly to ALL4 rather than watching a recording) I agree that viewers don't migrate from TV to the web, that was the point I was making. They no longer need to, gone are the days of having to watch iplayer or all4 on a computer. Therefore the fact so few used ALL4 to catch up on Humans may not be due to having to watch it on the computer but possibly due to not wanting to watch it at all. |
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If you do get a Smart TV you might as well get connected ....
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