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Emmerdale hour-longs overlapped with EastEnders every week from the beginning of 2007 until mid-2008 (or was it 2008-09?), with some Thursday ones thrown in for good measure. EastEnders stayed in place.
The Tuesday line-up of... 7.30 EastEnders 8.00 Holby 9.00 Drama/Factual ...works well for BBC One, so they wouldn't tear it up to accommodate ITV. As for Tuesdays, is Holby always going to be on? Is it now a soap which never is off like the three bigs? Is Casualty also a weekly soap too then? |
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But Emmerdale didn't overlap every day and Emmerdale is not Corrie. I believe Emmerdale started to beat EE too though I may be wrong.
As for Tuesdays, is Holby always going to be on? Is it now a soap which never is off like the three bigs? Is Casualty also a weekly soap too then? Both do reasonable business with circa 4/5 million viewers. Holly is year long 52 episodes a year, Casualty is typically 46 a year but adjusted when there is major sport events on. The £ savings are that thry have there own sets, and are made week in week out, so value for money, important to the BBC and in some ways educate the audience on medical issues with the soap. With other drama getting 2/3 million they are safe bets and casualty does ok on Saturdays as an alternative to ITV. Like all soaps they are habit viewing, so any break, could loose viewers. The actors etc are also hired for long runs giving continuity and any break would loose some regulars. Any gap would leave a hole in the budget and a massive hole in the schedule that would gave to be filled with repeats as they couldn't pay for or commission more drama. Holby gives a great lead into the 9 pm slot on Tuesdays helping that programme often typically a good drama. The treatment of Holby in Scotland is poor, thry have River City on at 8 on Tuesday and Holby is shunted to 10.45 on Wednesday there which eats into its ratings. BBC1 should find a better compromise on that. |
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It is the new series of Red Dwarf tonight on Dave. How do we think it will perform ?
I think we could see numbers just under a million viewers. I am not sure what the channel gets on average. I haven't seen much of any promotion for the new series at all. |
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Is Charlotte Moore obssessed with health issues? That's all BBC seems to show these days. And, in Autumn too.
![]() I have a feeling that this will be BBC1's weakest Autumn since 2013. |
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Actually I think they were slammed every week due to Lewis getting a lower figure than it had done on another day of the week previously. They were accused of obviously trying to kill off Lewis by not airing in on a different day.
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It is the new series of Red Dwarf tonight on Dave. How do we think it will perform ?
I think we could see numbers just under a million viewers. I am not sure what the channel gets on average. I haven't seen much of any promotion for the new series at all. |
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With a growing number of obese people in the UK, type 2 diabetes is becoming a big issue.
Why not create a special medical factual slot Monday's at 10.35pm rather than repeats of Have I Got News For You? Peaktime 9pm is an appalling slot to keep showing these kinds of programmes. Especially at the regularity that they're being shown. |
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Plenty of trails for it. You'd need to have watched Dave to have seen them.
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Plenty of trails for it. You'd need to have watched Dave to have seen them.
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Overnights.tv @overnightstv 23s24 seconds ago
The final BBC season of #GBBO continues to win: 10.2m / 44.0% yesterday @LoveProdHouse http://overnights.tv Another fantastic rating. Overnights.tv @overnightstv 2m2 minutes ago #OurGirl won the slot again with 4m / 19.5% @michkeegan @lucapasqualino @TonyGrounds http://overnights.tv |
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Overnights.tv @overnightstv 23s24 seconds ago
The final BBC season of #GBBO continues to win: 10.2m / 44.0% yesterday @LoveProdHouse http://overnights.tv Another fantastic rating. But, I'll take my bitchy head off now and just acknowledge the ratings with a
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The Great British Bake Off: 10.23m (44.0%) Our Girl: 3.96m (19.5%) BBC News (10pm): 3.71m (24.1%) BBC2 Great British Menu: 1.55m (8.2%) Coast: the Great Guide: 1.42m (6.1%) Conviction: Murder at the Station: 1.39m (6.8%) BBC4 King Alfred and the Anglo-Saxons (R): 0.42m (1.8%) Gaga for Dada: the Original Art Rebels: 0.25m (1.3%) Rome: a History of the Eternal City (R): 0.22m (1.6%) Channel 4 (exc. +1) Grand Designs: 1.91m (9.4%) Penelope Keith's Hidden Villages: 0.76m (3.3%) Airbnb: Dream or Nightmare?: 0.69m (5.2%) Against strong competition, #GrandDesigns debuted over benchmark: 2.2m/10.7% (inc. +1) @Kevin_McCloud http://overnights.tv Channel 5 (exc. +1) Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!: 1.49m (7.3%) GPs: Behind Closed Doors: 0.89m (3.8%) Undercover: Nailing the Fraudsters: 0.69m (4.9%) |
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I'm not sure if it's just me, but I find watching it a bit flat now. It's still an enjoyable show, but it feels like a tainted version of what it once was. I also seem to have noticed how egotistic Paul Hollywood is, something I always knew but just innocently ignored. In my view, he is the worst thing about Bake-Off. Oh, and Mary's hands! They look like claws.
But, I'll take my bitchy head off now and just acknowledge the ratings with a ![]() I suspect there are many like you who will not follow it to Ch4. Its quite amazing how adverts stop some viewers in watching commercial TV (not referreing to you btw). |
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I'm not sure if it's just me, but I find watching it a bit flat now. It's still an enjoyable show, but it feels like a tainted version of what it once was. I also seem to have noticed how egotistic Paul Hollywood is, something I always knew but just innocently ignored. In my view, he is the worst thing about Bake-Off. Oh, and Mary's hands! They look like claws.
But, I'll take my bitchy head off now and just acknowledge the ratings with a ![]() |
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According to David Sillito, Mary has decided to stay with the BBC and has quit the Bake Off!
David Sillito BBC @DavidSillitoBBC 2m2 minutes ago Mary Berry has decided to stay with the BBC. 'Farewell to soggy bottoms.' she says. |
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Excluding +1:
Hollyoaks (E4): 0.55m (3.2%) The Force: Essex (Sky 1): 0.26m (1.9%) Hell's Kitchen (ITV2): 0.25m (1.2%) Containment (E4): 0.24m (1.2%) Unspun with Matt Forde (Dave): 0.16m (1.1%) Shades of Blue (Sky Living): 0.07m (0.4%) |
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Mary had polio as a child- that's why her left hand has gone like that.
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According to David Sillito, Mary has decided to stay with the BBC and has quit the Bake Off!
David Sillito BBC @DavidSillitoBBC 2m2 minutes ago Mary Berry has decided to stay with the BBC. 'Farewell to soggy bottoms.' she says. |
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Good for her. So, only Paul went with the dough then. He'll have to have two salaries. One for him and one for his ego!
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Good for her. So, only Paul went with the dough then. He'll have to have two salaries. One for him and one for his ego!
GBBO is going to struggle with just him following the show over to C4 if he does take the money. It shouldn't be too long before confirmation comes out considering Mary's decision. |
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Is that not because now its moving to Ch4, you don't quite feel the love for it anymore? Do you not think you would enjoy it on Ch4?
I suspect there are many like you who will not follow it to Ch4. Its quite amazing how adverts stop some viewers in watching commercial TV (not referreing to you btw). Bake Off on C4 without Mel, Sue and Mary, the three vital ingredients, won't be Bake Off. It'll just be another cooking competition. It'll be like a Rolls Royce with a mini-metro engine. |
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I'm not sure if it's just me, but I find watching it a bit flat now. It's still an enjoyable show, but it feels like a tainted version of what it once was.
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I also seem to have noticed how egotistic Paul Hollywood is, something I always knew but just innocently ignored.
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Oh, and Mary's hands! They look like claws.
I had always assumed that it was something like arthritis, but in fact it's because she had polio as a child - it left her with a misshaped left hand.
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We don't know for sure that he has yet - only that Mary hasn't
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According to David Sillito, Mary has decided to stay with the BBC and has quit the Bake Off!
David Sillito BBC @DavidSillitoBBC 2m2 minutes ago Mary Berry has decided to stay with the BBC. 'Farewell to soggy bottoms.' she says. |
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Good for her. So, only Paul went with the dough then. He'll have to have two salaries. One for him and one for his ego!
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