Dancc. How do you think The X Files will do? 2/3m?
The Ratings Thread (Part 67)
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Claims that The X Factor could be axed (rested) rather than running with The Voice and BGT
I know that it's the Daily Mail .......
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...way-Voice.html
I know that it's the Daily Mail .......
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...way-Voice.html
More overnights...
The One Show: 3.51m (17.6%)
BBC News at Ten: 3.75m (23.8%)
Great Interior Design Challenge: 1.16m (5.8%)
£100k House: 1.10m (5.0%)
Midsomer Murders: 3.93m (18.4%) exc. HD
Posh Pawn: 0.90m (4.1%)
24 Hours in A&E: 1.79m (8.6%)
GPs Behind Closed Doors: 1.08m (5.0%)
Celebrity Big Brother: 2.16m (10.4%)
excluding +1 channels
The One Show: 3.51m (17.6%)
BBC News at Ten: 3.75m (23.8%)
Great Interior Design Challenge: 1.16m (5.8%)
£100k House: 1.10m (5.0%)
Midsomer Murders: 3.93m (18.4%) exc. HD
Posh Pawn: 0.90m (4.1%)
24 Hours in A&E: 1.79m (8.6%)
GPs Behind Closed Doors: 1.08m (5.0%)
Celebrity Big Brother: 2.16m (10.4%)
excluding +1 channels
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“Yes. I do hope Scott & Bailey delivers a gripping story which enables it to return in this form again. I think its a masterstroke to bring it back in this form. The 8 part series was getting a bit worn out.
Yes Sunday's is likely to be in that order.”
“Yes. I do hope Scott & Bailey delivers a gripping story which enables it to return in this form again. I think its a masterstroke to bring it back in this form. The 8 part series was getting a bit worn out.
Yes Sunday's is likely to be in that order.”
BIB - I'm sure if the ratings are stratospheric, ITV will want more, but this is clearly being billed at the moment as the last ever episodes: see the writer's credits ...
http://theagency.co.uk/the-clients/lee-warburton/
Originally Posted by cylon6:
“Dancc. How do you think The X Files will do? 2/3m?”
“Dancc. How do you think The X Files will do? 2/3m?”
2m easily I would think, C5's marketing campaign has been really strong- even counting down the days with short stings in the breaks this week, which is a nice touch.
Will probably fall short of 3m in the overnights, but you never know.
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“More overnights...
The One Show: 3.51m (17.6%)
News at Ten: 3.75m (23.8%)
Great Interior Design Challenge: 1.16m (5.8%)
£100k House: 1.10m (5.0%)
Midsomer Murders: 3.93m (18.4%) exc. HD
Posh Pawn: 0.90m (4.1%)
24 Hours in A&E: 1.79m (8.6%)
GPs Behind Closed Doors: 1.08m (5.0%)
Celebrity Big Brother: 2.16m (10.4%)
excluding +1 channels”
“More overnights...
The One Show: 3.51m (17.6%)
News at Ten: 3.75m (23.8%)
Great Interior Design Challenge: 1.16m (5.8%)
£100k House: 1.10m (5.0%)
Midsomer Murders: 3.93m (18.4%) exc. HD
Posh Pawn: 0.90m (4.1%)
24 Hours in A&E: 1.79m (8.6%)
GPs Behind Closed Doors: 1.08m (5.0%)
Celebrity Big Brother: 2.16m (10.4%)
excluding +1 channels”
I assume you mean BBC News at Ten?
Overnights.tv @overnightstv 16s17 seconds ago
#midsomermurders won 9-10pm slot with its avge audience of 4.9m/23.1% @all3media http://www.overnights.tv
#midsomermurders won 9-10pm slot with its avge audience of 4.9m/23.1% @all3media http://www.overnights.tv
Originally Posted by Steve Williams:
“Yes, it is just Watch under a new name.
I'm not sure why this has become a big issue, really. When UK Gold was launched back in the nineties, they made it clear that although they had the rights to the BBC archive, the BBC always had first dibs on everything from it. That remains the case with the UKTV portfolio, they have repeat rights to most BBC programmes but the controllers of BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 have priority access of it.
The fact is that the 'stEnders repeat on BBC3 is ending, because BBC3 is going online. They don't want to show 'stEnders repeats on BBC1, BBC2 or BBC4, so therefore that's the end of the repeat on the BBC. Ergo any other channel could buy the rights to show repeats, and they have done. The only difference between this and the umpteen other BBC shows on the UKTV channels is that they're repeating them on the same day. If in the future they want to show a repeat on BBC1 or BBC2 again, they'll presumably do so and W will stop showing it then.
But they've not "sold" the BBC3 repeat to UKTV, the Beeb have decided to stop showing a repeat and another channel has picked it up.”
“Yes, it is just Watch under a new name.
I'm not sure why this has become a big issue, really. When UK Gold was launched back in the nineties, they made it clear that although they had the rights to the BBC archive, the BBC always had first dibs on everything from it. That remains the case with the UKTV portfolio, they have repeat rights to most BBC programmes but the controllers of BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 have priority access of it.
The fact is that the 'stEnders repeat on BBC3 is ending, because BBC3 is going online. They don't want to show 'stEnders repeats on BBC1, BBC2 or BBC4, so therefore that's the end of the repeat on the BBC. Ergo any other channel could buy the rights to show repeats, and they have done. The only difference between this and the umpteen other BBC shows on the UKTV channels is that they're repeating them on the same day. If in the future they want to show a repeat on BBC1 or BBC2 again, they'll presumably do so and W will stop showing it then.
But they've not "sold" the BBC3 repeat to UKTV, the Beeb have decided to stop showing a repeat and another channel has picked it up.”
I just can't understand why though. It's not like eastenders was the only programme that was repeated on the bbc if that was case fair enough, but half the shows these days get a same week repeat ?
I can understand there wasn't anywhere they could of probably shown it at a decent time the same night but a repeat the following day late afternoon on bbc2 maybe where it is all repeats anyway so it wouldn't of been disrupting anything ?
Originally Posted by lewiep93:
“Overnights.tv @overnightstv 16s17 seconds ago
#midsomermurders won 9-10pm slot with its avge audience of 4.9m/23.1% @all3media http://www.overnights.tv”
“Overnights.tv @overnightstv 16s17 seconds ago
#midsomermurders won 9-10pm slot with its avge audience of 4.9m/23.1% @all3media http://www.overnights.tv”
I assume that's the average for the whole 2 hours?
Not too bad. A bit lower than previous weeks, presumably dented a little by GBBO, but up year on year.
Originally Posted by Markynotts:
“Claims that The X Factor could be axed (rested) rather than running with The Voice and BGT
I know that it's the Daily Mail .......
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...way-Voice.html”
“Claims that The X Factor could be axed (rested) rather than running with The Voice and BGT
I know that it's the Daily Mail .......
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...way-Voice.html”
This has been doing the rounds this morning quite a lot. Syco have now denied it.
I'm not certain what they'll do to be honest. The show could do with a rest (not a permanent axe) but what do they replace 45 hours of it with? The Voice? That would be a pointless exercise. That show would do worse, not better.
Originally Posted by Salv*:
“With X Files I predict 2.2m with +1 when it returns. It's been promoted so much on CH5 this month.”
“With X Files I predict 2.2m with +1 when it returns. It's been promoted so much on CH5 this month.”
Agreed it's been promoted heavily but couldn't they have it trailed on ITV maybe during Jonathan Ross? (similar audiences I imagine)
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“New Top Gear line-up to include US actor Matt Le Blanc as Chris Evans' co-presenter, BBC announces.”
“New Top Gear line-up to include US actor Matt Le Blanc as Chris Evans' co-presenter, BBC announces.”
Well, that's odd. Surprises me, I know Matt loves the country and all but never thought he'd so something like this. Maybe we should just have Matt present and push Chris out of the whole thing
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“New Top Gear line-up to include US actor Matt Le Blanc as Chris Evans' co-presenter, BBC announces.”
“New Top Gear line-up to include US actor Matt Le Blanc as Chris Evans' co-presenter, BBC announces.”
The show has bomb written all over it...
Originally Posted by Score:
“This has been doing the rounds this morning quite a lot. Syco have now denied it.
I'm not certain what they'll do to be honest. The show could do with a rest (not a permanent axe) but what do they replace 45 hours of it with? The Voice? That would be a pointless exercise. That show would do worse, not better.”
“This has been doing the rounds this morning quite a lot. Syco have now denied it.
I'm not certain what they'll do to be honest. The show could do with a rest (not a permanent axe) but what do they replace 45 hours of it with? The Voice? That would be a pointless exercise. That show would do worse, not better.”
I think TXF could do with a rest if only to allow the talent pool to grow again. But with The Voice around, the 'singers' will move over to that show. The current version doesn't have the joke acts, and if ITV want those silly moments, The Voice could turn into TXF with spinning chairs.
ITV media has Grease Live at 666,000 (3.4%), top of the multichannels, just beating Hollyoaks with 650,000 (3.3%).
Originally Posted by Markynotts:
“Claims that The X Factor could be axed (rested) rather than running with The Voice and BGT
I know that it's the Daily Mail .......
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...way-Voice.html”
“Claims that The X Factor could be axed (rested) rather than running with The Voice and BGT
I know that it's the Daily Mail .......
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...way-Voice.html”
Interesting quote from that article "The TV insider said: '[ITV] will rest the X Factor for 2017 because there is no way they can run two singing contests and BGT in the same year, they cannot do it."
Originally Posted by yorkie100:
“Interesting quote from that article "The TV insider said: '[ITV] will rest the X Factor for 2017 because there is no way they can run two singing contests and BGT in the same year, they cannot do it."”
“Interesting quote from that article "The TV insider said: '[ITV] will rest the X Factor for 2017 because there is no way they can run two singing contests and BGT in the same year, they cannot do it."”
So The Voice UK and The X factor running alternate years then?
Originally Posted by Salv*:
“ITV media has Grease Live at 666,000 (3.4%), top of the multichannels, just beating Hollyoaks with 650,000 (3.3%).”
“ITV media has Grease Live at 666,000 (3.4%), top of the multichannels, just beating Hollyoaks with 650,000 (3.3%).”
Thought it would go higher but still a good figure
Originally Posted by Dancc:
“2m easily I would think, C5's marketing campaign has been really strong- even counting down the days with short stings in the breaks this week, which is a nice touch.
Will probably fall short of 3m in the overnights, but you never know.”
“2m easily I would think, C5's marketing campaign has been really strong- even counting down the days with short stings in the breaks this week, which is a nice touch.
Will probably fall short of 3m in the overnights, but you never know.”
What's the air date and time for C5 showing?
Ahead of The X-Files launch on Monday, a look at other major US drama launches on Channel 5 over the years (overnights).
CSI Crime Scene Investigation (June 2001): 2.4m
CSI Miami (February 2003): 3.1m
CSI New York (February 2005): 3.4m
House (June 2005): 1.8m
Prison Break (January 2006): 1.7m
The Mentalist (March 2008): 3.6m
FlashForward (September 2009): 3.2m
Once Upon a Time (April 2012): 2.0m
Dallas (September 2012): 2.9m
Gotham (October 2014): 2.1m
Sources: Broadcast, MediaGuardian, Digital Spy.
CSI Crime Scene Investigation (June 2001): 2.4m
CSI Miami (February 2003): 3.1m
CSI New York (February 2005): 3.4m
House (June 2005): 1.8m
Prison Break (January 2006): 1.7m
The Mentalist (March 2008): 3.6m
FlashForward (September 2009): 3.2m
Once Upon a Time (April 2012): 2.0m
Dallas (September 2012): 2.9m
Gotham (October 2014): 2.1m
Sources: Broadcast, MediaGuardian, Digital Spy.
From Mediatel :
Camila's Kids Company: The Inside Story: 2.4m (12%)
Emmerdale: 6.2m (32%)
Coronation Street: 7.0m (34%)
Midsomer Murders: 4.5m (21%)
Mediatel figures exclude +1 and are not tape-checked
Camila's Kids Company: The Inside Story: 2.4m (12%)
Emmerdale: 6.2m (32%)
Coronation Street: 7.0m (34%)
Midsomer Murders: 4.5m (21%)
Mediatel figures exclude +1 and are not tape-checked
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