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One of the more interesting ratings of the year awaited for J and H. Do ITV still have the weight to bring people to the channel to watch a relatively substantial new drama in what is an odd launch slot? Will it grow etc etc.
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at 3x90 minutes, and 2 big name stars, Sherlock is an ideal show to transfer to cinemas, if this special is a hit, I could well see proper movies in the shows future, whichever timeline they want,
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Radio Times has it on at 7 next week,thought it was very good and will grow especially on at later time.
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I don't understand how much padding X Factor will need for Nick and Rita to choose their final 3 in 90 mins? We've seen some of Nick's already haven't we?
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Well I thought J&H was great. Hopefully it does well. As someone said earlier, very polished.
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Do ITV still have the weight to bring people to the channel to watch a relatively substantial new drama in what is an odd launch slot? Will it grow etc etc.
Can you imagine today's ITV producing The Professionals, Minder or The Jewel in the Crown? And it used to be ITV that made the definitive version of Sherlock for a generation... |
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[quote=LHolmes;80123164]To be fair it's not just him. Half of this thread wants EastEnders to fail while others were gloating at SCD's reduced figures during clashes with high-rating rugby, hoping that they were unrelated to the clash and instead that the programme.
Oh boo hoo! That could be said for any show on this thread
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I do hope Stephen Moffat was watching J&H. That's how you make family sci-fi for the small-screen.
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I don't understand how much padding X Factor will need for Nick and Rita to choose their final 3 in 90 mins? We've seen some of Nick's already haven't we?
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I do hope Stephen Moffat was watching J&H. That's how you make family sci-fi for the small-screen.
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By repeating yesterday's show, by the looks of it.
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Anyone got the rating for Arne Dahl on BBC4?
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By repeating yesterday's show, by the looks of it.
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Radio Times has it on at 7 next week,thought it was very good and will grow especially on at later time.
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And yet I'm sure that the continuity announcer declared after the credits it was on at 6.30 next week....but maybe I misheard.
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I don't know if anyone has any info on it, but is there any indication that X Factor's younger audience dipping out of the show is going over to BBC1 to watch Strictly? It seems like among people in my age group (early to mid 20s), people I know personally and on social media, there seems to be a lot of people that age watching Strictly this year. Maybe people who don't usually?
Is this series of Strictly starting to get more of a younger demo watching? |
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I'm confused. What is this list for? Something very obvious about this series of Doctor Who so far. No episode has reached 7m in consolidated ratings.
In regards to 7 million in consolidated ratings, for reference, in the Nu Who era, 27% of episodes have failed to reach this figure (30% if you exclude the Christmas or other special episodes). |
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I don't know if anyone has any info on it, but is there any indication that X Factor's younger audience dipping out of the show is going over to BBC1 to watch Strictly? It seems like among people in my age group (early to mid 20s), people I know personally and on social media, there seems to be a lot of people that age watching Strictly this year. Maybe people who don't usually?
Is this series of Strictly starting to get more of a younger demo watching? |
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I don't know if anyone has any info on it, but is there any indication that X Factor's younger audience dipping out of the show is going over to BBC1 to watch Strictly? It seems like among people in my age group (early to mid 20s), people I know personally and on social media, there seems to be a lot of people that age watching Strictly this year. Maybe people who don't usually?
Is this series of Strictly starting to get more of a younger demo watching? Two more words: Jay McGuiness. |
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Jekyll & Hyde was great. If it doesn't start strong in the ratings, it will almost certainty improve as the weeks go on.
Just look at the difference between Doctor Foster's first and last episode several weeks ago. |
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I guess what I was trying to show was that although the episodes so far this series are amongst the lowest rated, low ratings have occurred throughout the broadcast history of Doctor Who, even during the periods which are now perceived to be much more accessible to the audience.
In regards to 7 million in consolidated ratings, for reference, in the Nu Who era, 27% of episodes have failed to reach this figure (30% if you exclude the Christmas or other special episodes). |
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The ratings that should be reported tomorrow morning if this thread had its way:
Jekyll and Hyde 9.8m X Factor 8.9m Downton Abbey 9.1m ITV News at Ten 8.5m Countryfile 2.3m Strictly Come Dancing Results Show 4.1m Antiques Roadshow 1.8m From Darkness 900,000 BBC News at Ten 500,000 |
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Two words: Peter Andre.
He's in his 40s and has gone down the Robbie Williams route of dressing closer to his age and replacing the pop records with swing tunes. And he's the face/voice of Iceland - where Mums go, presumably fantasizing about a surprise double pat on the arse from Peter Andre before heading home to watch Strictly. |
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By repeating yesterday's show, by the looks of it.
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