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Thanks Ray.
You can see how when ITV had a strong schedule people stuck around for news rather than turning over. Also interestingly ITN beat BBC News in a head to head. Now fast forward to 2016. It's not just the schedule, BBC News has turned itself around from being rather po-faced to being authoritative and approachable. This was happening when ITV moved main news later in the evening and cut its budget making the 6.30 bulletin the main one of the evening. It's come to a point that even if the schedule is awful around it, BBC News has a core audience that seek it out. It's a disgrace how ITV treated ITN News as an afterthought. More concerned with asking them to brand as ITV News than fund and schedule it well. You reap what you sow. |
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Looks like that IS the Bake Off rating for just the Wednesday showing of Bake Off.
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What did the Sunday repeat get? Must be a couple mill surely?
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What did the Sunday repeat get? Must be a couple mill surely?
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Could it also be the fact that over the years as more channels have arrived, and therefore commercial channels are hit harder than the ad-free BBC. Viewers seem more loyal to the BBC, most probably because its a British institution.
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Could it also be the fact that over the years as more channels have arrived, and therefore commercial channels are hit harder than the ad-free BBC. Viewers seem more loyal to the BBC, most probably because its a British institution.
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I don't think Nadiya's had overkill, I find her a likeable presenter who has a great skill to share with us. I thoroughly enjoyed her two programmes. Maybe the fact that she got a programme was because she is the most TV friendly and interesting of all the winners? How many other winners have a rich heritage in a foreign country to explore?
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Are Asian people not allowed to be on TV without it being box ticking?
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GBBO: 10.14m (45.1%)
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Oh and Roscoe, I have some exc +1 ratings for you from this week's Broadcast. The X Factor (Sat) - 6.25m (31.2%) * +1 - 6.80m (34.0%) The X Factor (Sun) - 5.73m (28.4%) * +1 - 6.25m (31.0%) Victoria (Sun) - 5.37m (27.9%) * +1 - 5.70m (29.6%)
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Saturday 6 September 1997
BBC1 06:00 - The People Gather * 08:30 - Diana: The Nation's Farewell with David Dimbleby: 6.52m 09:10 - The Procession to Westminster Abbey: 14.78m 11:00 - The Funeral Service: 19.29m 12:00 - The Journey to Althorp: 11.64m 16:00 - Wildlife on One: Meerkats United (R) * 16:30 - All Creatures Great and Small (R): 4.27m 18:00 - News: 7.80m 18:45 - Regional news 19:00 - Film: Free Willy (R): 9.10m 20:45 - Only Fools and Horses (R): 10.97m 21:35 - News: 8.05m (f/b Regional news) 22:00 - Farewell to the People's Princess: 6.06m 23:00 - Pat and Margaret (R): 2.88m 00:25 - News 00:30 - Film: The Getting of Wisdom 02:05 - Weather 02:10 - Closedown * Under 6.06m ITV 05:30 - ITN Morning News 06:00 - GMTV 08:30 - The Funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales * 09:00 - Funeral Procession from Kensington Palace to Westminster Abbey: 8.71m 11:00 - The Funeral Service at Westminster Abbey: 11.71m 12:00 - Funeral Procession from the Abbey to the M1: 10.82m 13:05 - Funeral Procession from the M1 to Althorp: 6.94m 15:00 - Burial at Althorp * 17:00 - The Darling Buds of May (R): 4.55m 18:00 - News from ITN * 18:30 - Regional news 19:00 - Jane Austen's Emma (R): 5.12m 21:00 - ITN Special: Farewell to a Princess * 22:00 - Film: Mermaids (R): 4.13m 00:00 - Grand Prix Special 00:50 - Regions vary * Under 6.06m Sky News 16:00 - 0.39m 17:00 - 0.42m All other hours below 0.38m Channel 4 17:05-18:30 - Brookside: 1.41m/2.07m/2.2m 19:00-20:05 - Channel 4 News: 2.27m Channel 5 18:00 - Hercules: the Legendary Journeys: 1.09m 18:50 - Night Fever: 1.08m 19:45 - 5 News: 0.93m 20:05 - Xena: Warrior Princess: 1.01m 21:00 - A Mind to Kill: 1.13m |
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The BBC will run a feature legth trailer of Poldark between PC and SCD meaning SCD overuns. That way they can get many to see the Poldark trailer, plus denting TXF.
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I think The Mole, Night Fever and Fort Boyard would be good choices to bring back for C5's 20th.
The latter would probably be quite expensive to bring back just as a one-off though. ![]() As for The Mole, there's more chance of them bringing back 'Touch the Truck'.
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Okay I managed to get the Bake Off rating for episode 1. It was 13.58m! It added 3.14m to the overnight rating of 10.44m! This is for Wednesday alone no omnibus repeat added to it!
![]() I was also given some stats on it. Total => 13.58m (52.0%) 4-15 => 1.05m (61.8%) 16-24 => 1.25m (65.9%) => record high 25-34 => 2.21m (66.0%) 35-44 => 1.96m (60.6%) 45-54 => 2.52m (58.7%) 55-64 => 1.96m (47.1%) 65+ => 2.63m (35.1%) |
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Okay I managed to get the Bake Off rating for episode 1. It was 13.58m! It added 3.14m to the overnight rating of 10.44m! This is for Wednesday alone no omnibus repeat added to it!
![]() I was also given some stats on it. Total => 13.58m (52.0%) 4-15 => 1.05m (61.8%) 16-24 => 1.25m (65.9%) => record high 25-34 => 2.21m (66.0%) 35-44 => 1.96m (60.6%) 45-54 => 2.52m (58.7%) 55-64 => 1.96m (47.1%) 65+ => 2.63m (35.1%)
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Okay I managed to get the Bake Off rating for episode 1. It was 13.58m! It added 3.14m to the overnight rating of 10.44m! This is for Wednesday alone no omnibus repeat added to it!
![]() However, rounding 13.58 up to 14, as Broadcast did, was very questionable rounding. |
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It's that little kid at the start sneaking a crafty bite that keeps 'em all coming back. Too cute.
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Saturday 6 September 1997
BBC1 06:00 - The People Gather * 08:30 - Diana: The Nation's Farewell with David Dimbleby: 6.52m 09:10 - The Procession to Westminster Abbey: 14.78m 11:00 - The Funeral Service: 19.29m 12:00 - The Journey to Althorp: 11.64m 16:00 - Wildlife on One: Meerkats United (R) * 16:30 - All Creatures Great and Small (R): 4.27m 18:00 - News: 7.80m 18:45 - Regional news 19:00 - Film: Free Willy (R): 9.10m 20:45 - Only Fools and Horses (R): 10.97m 21:35 - News: 8.05m (f/b Regional news) 22:00 - Farewell to the People's Princess: 6.06m 23:00 - Pat and Margaret (R): 2.88m 00:25 - News 00:30 - Film: The Getting of Wisdom 02:05 - Weather 02:10 - Closedown * Under 6.06m ITV 05:30 - ITN Morning News 06:00 - GMTV 08:30 - The Funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales * 09:00 - Funeral Procession from Kensington Palace to Westminster Abbey: 8.71m 11:00 - The Funeral Service at Westminster Abbey: 11.71m 12:00 - Funeral Procession from the Abbey to the M1: 10.82m 13:05 - Funeral Procession from the M1 to Althorp: 6.94m 15:00 - Burial at Althorp * 17:00 - The Darling Buds of May (R): 4.55m 18:00 - News from ITN * 18:30 - Regional news 19:00 - Jane Austen's Emma (R): 5.12m 21:00 - ITN Special: Farewell to a Princess * 22:00 - Film: Mermaids (R): 4.13m 00:00 - Grand Prix Special 00:50 - Regions vary * Under 6.06m Sky News 16:00 - 0.39m 17:00 - 0.42m All other hours below 0.38m Channel 4 17:05-18:30 - Brookside: 1.41m/2.07m/2.2m 19:00-20:05 - Channel 4 News: 2.27m Channel 5 18:00 - Hercules: the Legendary Journeys: 1.09m 18:50 - Night Fever: 1.08m 19:45 - 5 News: 0.93m 20:05 - Xena: Warrior Princess: 1.01m 21:00 - A Mind to Kill: 1.13m |
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Anyone know how Suspects did last night?
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Okay I managed to get the Bake Off rating for episode 1. It was 13.58m! It added 3.14m to the overnight rating of 10.44m! This is for Wednesday alone no omnibus repeat added to it!
![]() I was also given some stats on it. Total => 13.58m (52.0%) 4-15 => 1.05m (61.8%) 16-24 => 1.25m (65.9%) => record high 25-34 => 2.21m (66.0%) 35-44 => 1.96m (60.6%) 45-54 => 2.52m (58.7%) 55-64 => 1.96m (47.1%) 65+ => 2.63m (35.1%) ![]() That is insane. And a monster time-shift.It's also a touch ahead of the 2014 final which has a consolidated rating of 13.51m - making it the second most watched episode of Bake Off ever (just behind last years final rating of 15.05m). I think it's going to grow throughout the series and we might see some 11m overnight ratings at this rate. Just when it looked like last year it has peaked, it's continuing to defy all expectations as it get bigger and bigger! It's astonishing really. |
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13.58m?!
![]() That is insane. And a monster time-shift.It's also a touch ahead of the 2014 final which has a consolidated rating of 13.51m - making it the second most watched episode of Bake Off ever (just behind last years final rating of 15.05m). I think it's going to grow throughout the series and we might see some 11m overnight ratings at this rate. Just when it looked like last year it has peaked, it's continuing to defy all expectations as it get bigger and bigger! It's astonishing really. What do people think will happen with Strictly this year? Can it beat last year? |
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What do people think will happen with Strictly this year? Can it beat last year?
Alarms will be ringing if it is down. |
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Okay I managed to get the Bake Off rating for episode 1. It was 13.58m! It added 3.14m to the overnight rating of 10.44m! This is for Wednesday alone no omnibus repeat added to it!
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I wonder what these figures would convert to in the modern ratings 'economy'. 15m combined at a push? Although I suppose the Royal Wedding in 2011 did absurdly well, and that was on a weekday (albeit a bank holiday). Fascinating times ahead when the Queen dies for sure.
The other thing worth bearing in mind is that these ratings are only for in-home viewing - I imagine the Royal Wedding (and other major events like the Olympic ceremonies and England matches) will have had lots more people watching on big screens, in communal places. etc. In reality, I wonder whether a lot of those events actually had as many or more viewers as Diana's funeral did - it's just that the latter, by its very nature, was more likely to be watched at home. Quote:
Total => 13.58m (52.0%)
4-15 => 1.05m (61.8%) 16-24 => 1.25m (65.9%) => record high 25-34 => 2.21m (66.0%) 35-44 => 1.96m (60.6%) 45-54 => 2.52m (58.7%) 55-64 => 1.96m (47.1%) 65+ => 2.63m (35.1%) |
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It can't get bigger than last year's final can it?
What do people think will happen with Strictly this year? Can it beat last year? I think Strictly will be very similar to last year to be honest. The series average hasn't moved much over the last 3-years. |
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I think based on that the final will be bigger. 16m? Surely that's possible now.
I think Strictly will be very similar to last year to be honest. The series average hasn't moved much over the last 3-years. 2015 - 10.63m 2014 - 10.25m 2013 - 10.71m 2012 - 10.80m 2011 - 10.98m 2010 - 11.23m 2009 - 9.34m 2008 - 9.64m 2007 - 9.05m 2006 - 8.55m 2005 - 8.26m 2004 (2) - 8.61m 2004 (1) - 6.45m |
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Yeah, the Royal Wedding did 24 million as a peak figure for the ceremony at a similar time of day - so I don't think the climate around those sort of major events has changed too much.
The other thing worth bearing in mind is that these ratings are only for in-home viewing - I imagine the Royal Wedding (and other major events like the Olympic ceremonies and England matches) will have had lots more people watching on big screens, in communal places. etc. In reality, I wonder whether a lot of those events actually had as many or more viewers as Diana's funeral did - it's just that the latter, by its very nature, was more likely to be watched at home. Never ceases to amaze me how popular Bake Off is with younger audiences. It makes a mockery of the endless efforts of TV types to attract younger viewers, that the most popular show with that demo is a gentle, nostalgic baking contest judged by an 81 year old grandmother! |
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