Originally Posted by Oliver_Tomlinso:
“6.6m, was thinking it could be higher but there doesn't seem to be that much of a buzz around it”
“6.6m, was thinking it could be higher but there doesn't seem to be that much of a buzz around it”
I would agree with this but 6.6m consolidated to 8m (based on the sort of timeshifts that dramas put on these day) would be a good audience for Cold Feet.
Originally Posted by Jaycee Dove:
“By the end of Young Hyacinth it was starting to click but - despite knowing the premise - I spent too long trying to relate too many people to their future characters and by the time you got the hang of that it was over. Might watch more if it happened.
Goodnight Sweetheart was the standout though. A cast that slipped back into a show after 17 years as if they really had time travelled from the day after it last aired. In terms of stepping into the parts if not appearance (Ron!)
Hardly anything other than praise for it from pretty much everyone - most unusual - even people who had not seen the original were impressed.
Marks and Gran have always loved this show so I was not surprised how well written it was. 30 minutes flew by.
Easily the best written and acted of the sit coms so far with actual jokes and poignant moments and if any justice we will be seeing an hour long Christmas special.
This suits Nicholas Lyndhurst better than straight acting.
As I have said for years. Write in a part for David Jason and this will do well at Christmas.
Whatever the viewing figures I bet the AIs for this are good.”
“By the end of Young Hyacinth it was starting to click but - despite knowing the premise - I spent too long trying to relate too many people to their future characters and by the time you got the hang of that it was over. Might watch more if it happened.
Goodnight Sweetheart was the standout though. A cast that slipped back into a show after 17 years as if they really had time travelled from the day after it last aired. In terms of stepping into the parts if not appearance (Ron!)
Hardly anything other than praise for it from pretty much everyone - most unusual - even people who had not seen the original were impressed.
Marks and Gran have always loved this show so I was not surprised how well written it was. 30 minutes flew by.
Easily the best written and acted of the sit coms so far with actual jokes and poignant moments and if any justice we will be seeing an hour long Christmas special.
This suits Nicholas Lyndhurst better than straight acting.
As I have said for years. Write in a part for David Jason and this will do well at Christmas.
Whatever the viewing figures I bet the AIs for this are good.”
It would be interesting to see the AIs for these two shows to compare with the ones we saw for AYBS and Porridge. I would predict Sweetheart getting this highest AI of the four (perhaps around 80) and Young Hyacinth getting a similar figure to AYBS.
