Originally Posted by kwynne42:
“TV Things on this year according to The Sun, Daily Mail and the Times
Twin Peaks Spring”
“TV Things on this year according to The Sun, Daily Mail and the Times
Twin Peaks Spring”
2017 now.
The Ratings Thread (Part 66)
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Originally Posted by Dancc:
“EastEnders started the year with a bang - 8.29m (33.4%) at 8pm.
Mrs. Brown's Boys got 5.58m (31.7%).”
“EastEnders started the year with a bang - 8.29m (33.4%) at 8pm.
Mrs. Brown's Boys got 5.58m (31.7%).”
Fantastic rating there for Eastenders
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“EastEnders started the year with a bang - 8.29m (33.4%) at 8pm.
Mrs. Brown's Boys got 5.58m (31.7%).”
“EastEnders started the year with a bang - 8.29m (33.4%) at 8pm.
Mrs. Brown's Boys got 5.58m (31.7%).”
Was a silly idea having MBB on at half past ten. Far too late.
Originally Posted by gavin shipman:
“Any EastEnders ratings?”
“Any EastEnders ratings?”
Kudos to EE.
Best rating since the 23rd February.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“Mrs. Brown's Boys got 5.58m (31.7%).”
“Mrs. Brown's Boys got 5.58m (31.7%).”
The scheduling probably knocked a million off it, but even so, Mrs Brown's Boys is going downhill fast. They can probably still turn it around if they whip out a new series in the next ~14 months, to make viewers realise that they are actually still making new episodes, but I do increasingly agree with whoever said the other day that the disappointing film has dented the show's brand.
The World's Strongest Man 2015 final brought a sizeable 1.53m (6.2%) to Channel 5 at 7pm.
Later at 9pm, A Good Day to Die Hard premiered to an audience of 1.49m (6.5%) on C4.
Later at 9pm, A Good Day to Die Hard premiered to an audience of 1.49m (6.5%) on C4.
Is Sherlock confirmed as 8.4m average?
Good if so, although still 0.8m down I think on the last NYD episode.
Creditable for the stupidly scheduled MBB. Only 0.8m down on Xmas Day. Would it have beaten 6m scheduled midweek. Hm, not so sure this Christmas.
Right. Would be great to have a timeshift update! See how things REALLY rated this xmas!
Good if so, although still 0.8m down I think on the last NYD episode.
Creditable for the stupidly scheduled MBB. Only 0.8m down on Xmas Day. Would it have beaten 6m scheduled midweek. Hm, not so sure this Christmas.
Right. Would be great to have a timeshift update! See how things REALLY rated this xmas!
Originally Posted by sw2963:
“They should split EE on Christmas Day like they used to.”
“They should split EE on Christmas Day like they used to.”
I think that could happen next year
Originally Posted by sw2963:
“They should split EE on Christmas Day like they used to.”
“They should split EE on Christmas Day like they used to.”
Indeed. A strong storyline with a cliffhanger ending to Part One works very well (2007's Christmas Day episodes with the Stacey and Max affair reveal worked well in this respect too).
Originally Posted by sw2963:
“They should split EE on Christmas Day like they used to.”
“They should split EE on Christmas Day like they used to.”
I imagine they will. They only put it as one to ensure it didn't clash with itv soaps and was a strong alternative to Downton. No need to worry about that next year.
Originally Posted by kwynne42:
“TV Things on this year
The X Files Channel 5 January 24th”
“TV Things on this year
The X Files Channel 5 January 24th”
Exact same night as Fox in the US? I doubt that very much.
Thanks for typing this list up though.
Originally Posted by Zac Quinn:
“The timing probably knocked a million off it, but even so, Mrs Brown's Boys is going downhill fast. They can probably still turn it around if they whip out a new series in the next ~14 months, to make viewers realise that they are actually still making new episodes, but I do increasingly agree with whoever said the other day that the disappointing film has dented the show's brand.”
“The timing probably knocked a million off it, but even so, Mrs Brown's Boys is going downhill fast. They can probably still turn it around if they whip out a new series in the next ~14 months, to make viewers realise that they are actually still making new episodes, but I do increasingly agree with whoever said the other day that the disappointing film has dented the show's brand.”
Too much of a good thing comes to mind.
So I guess we can say there are still 8.29 million viewers willing to sit down to watch a non-live EE on the day of broadcast. Its a question of trying to keep as many of them as possible. Should add another million? or so on catch up and might well be the biggest audience of 2016 already.
Not sure what to make of the MBB number. Decent given the timeslot I guess but perhaps the novelty is starting to wane a bit. Looking forward to the live episode though.
Re Kwynne42 list, does that mean that the BBC aren't picking up Ripper Street this time?
Not sure what to make of the MBB number. Decent given the timeslot I guess but perhaps the novelty is starting to wane a bit. Looking forward to the live episode though.
Re Kwynne42 list, does that mean that the BBC aren't picking up Ripper Street this time?
Originally Posted by Jay Lee:
“Indeed. The itv deal starts on 1st January 2017.
Incidentally, isn't BBC Sport an oxymoron these days? It has virtually nothing left in the cupboard - Formula 1 gone; darts, snooker and athletics all disappearing imminently.”
“Indeed. The itv deal starts on 1st January 2017.
Incidentally, isn't BBC Sport an oxymoron these days? It has virtually nothing left in the cupboard - Formula 1 gone; darts, snooker and athletics all disappearing imminently.”
Well this year you have BDO, Snooker Worlds and The Olympics. Nothing is disappearing imminently is it.
Whenever I watch Mrs Brown's Boys, it feels like I'm watching the same episode with the same jokes on a loop.
The cast of Beowolf have been signed up for 5 series
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/news/a7...ear-contracts/
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/news/a7...ear-contracts/
A couple more from me then I have to dash...
BBC2's most watched was University Challenge, pulling in 2.63m (10.6%) at 8pm.
The standout multichannel performance was ITV2's latest Skyfall repeat managing 1.02m (4.3%).
BBC2's most watched was University Challenge, pulling in 2.63m (10.6%) at 8pm.
The standout multichannel performance was ITV2's latest Skyfall repeat managing 1.02m (4.3%).
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“Too much of a good thing comes to mind.”
“Too much of a good thing comes to mind.”
It's getting tired. That's the problem not the repeats. Although not great at least the film was a bit different. Why the Beeb buried it on NYE is anyone's guess. On RTE it premiered on Xmas Night.
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