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So I've checked to see who went through since I can't watch it for a fortnight. http://www.tellymix.co.uk/reality-tv...finalists.html
Gifty was the big one for me. She was the must. No Chris Peyton is a joke. HoneyG will draw more ratings but I hope they have Chris in as a wildcard. Of course not having the Philippines lady (can't recall name) simply because she could not fly to USA was nonsensical. This is why you put 16 through and slash them fast. Let the viewers decide. But the producers will always fix things when they can as we've also seen in Strictly. |
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Top Ten Most Watched Shows w/e 25 September:
The Great British Bake Off - 13.12m Strictly Come Dancing (Sat) - 10.13m The X Factor (Sat) - 8.73m (8.40m exc. +1) Coronation Street (Mon 1930) - 7.82m (7.71m exc. +1) Victoria - 7.65m (6.88m exc. +1) Cold Feet - 6.91m (6.50m exc. +1) EastEnders (Mon) - 6.86m Emmerdale (Wed) - 6.58m (6.39m exc. +1) Poldark - 6.54m Antiques Roadshow - 5.97m Some other notable officials: Strictly Come Dancing (Fri) - 9.30m The X Factor - 8.52m (7.94m exc. +1) Our Girl - 5.54m Paranoid - 5.52m (5.16m exc. +1) Casualty - 5.39m Countryfile - 5.00m DCI Banks - 4.94m (4.37m exc. +1) Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs - 4.67m (4.48m exc. +1) National Treasure - 4.28m (4.00m exc. +1) Gogglebox - 3.53m (2.77m exc. +1) Crikey, the Friday edition of Strictly had a 2.09m timeshift. |
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I think it's more to do with the exclusion of about 6 acts who lost out to these two. I also think Saara Alto the "finish fairy" is a bit of a novelty act too and the inclusion of Relley C who we've barely seen is equally baffling. That rating is bad and it'll continue to dwindle unless the producers can think of some sort of exciting twist quickly. Perhaps bring back 4 wildcards with a guest mentor each week? Maybe have a 2 part show next week with 16 acts to avoid a marathon show?
Saara is quirky but she's a very good singer. Far better than most in her category. Relley C is an odd choice given her lack of airtime but she was good yesterday. In fact she probably gave the best performance in her category yesterday. I can't see them doing wildcards as they've only got 2 hours. Maybe 1 act at a push. This is the advantage of having 16 rather than 12 though as they'd get away with 2 novelty acts in a larger field and there wouldn't have been as many controversial exits. |
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Some posters are going OTT in their reactions to XF. Most people just watch it, like Strictly. 9m consolidated for XF is solid for what many consider to be the weak episodes.
The idea that ITV and Syco don't care about the show and happily are driving viewers away is bizarre. It is clearly averaging 7.5m overnights for the splits not against SCD or running adverts. Strictly also loses 1m+ viewers to XF when they clash (if only you could record shows) so I don't think the BBC will be forcing clashes in the future. Poldark and Victoria are probably just losing overnight viewers to catch-up viewing. EastEnders staying about 5m mark and should turn around soon going by posts on here. Ryder Cup did okay despite the Brits not being able to able to win like the continental players. Insert Brexit joke. Edit -- Thanks for the consolidated list.... Cold Feet is the 6th highest rated show in the autumn. If you're axing that .... |
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I didn't see that timeshift coming for the Friday Strictly! It's actually up on Friday's rating last year of 9.22m!
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Wow at POG Dogs. Still pulling in the numbers. Spectacular for that sort of show in that sort of slot on ITV.
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I didn't see that timeshift coming for the Friday Strictly! It's actually up on Friday's rating last year of 9.22m!
![]() All those pensioners out at a Friday bingo I guess
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So I've checked to see who went through since I can't watch it for a fortnight.
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Dropping a million from Saturday to Sunday, you mean? Hardly news. The results show always does worse not least because everybody and his dog already knows the result by the time Match of the Day starts!
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Shock horror as DS posts a ratings report!
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/strictl...aintwitterpost Which is taken directly from Overnights.tv on Twitter... The days of ratings reports are long gone
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You can't say anyone in the boys or girls category lost out to the two novelty acts though as they aren't in the same category.
Saara is quirky but she's a very good singer. Far better than most in her category. Relley C is an odd choice given her lack of airtime but she was good yesterday. In fact she probably gave the best performance in her category yesterday. I can't see them doing wildcards as they've only got 2 hours. Maybe 1 act at a push. This is the advantage of having 16 rather than 12 though as they'd get away with 2 novelty acts in a larger field and there wouldn't have been as many controversial exits. |
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Shock horror as DS posts a ratings report!
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/strictl...aintwitterpost Which is taken directly from Overnights.tv on Twitter... The days of ratings reports are long gone ![]() |
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Shock horror as DS posts a ratings report!
http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/strictl...aintwitterpost Which is taken directly from Overnights.tv on Twitter... The days of ratings reports are long gone ![]() ![]() "Simon Cowell's gonna be mad." ![]() "Prancing trumps caterwauling." ![]() I'm off! |
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Well I disagree with this. The two men were much superior to these two in my opinion and it seemed like the opinion of Sharon and Robbie until decision time also which was strange. In fact a lot of the judge's comments did not match up with their decisions at all.
Although the same thing happens every year, it just feels a bit different this time in that it might actually be the final straw for viewers. It'll be interesting to see how the lives pan out now they've got rid of most of the people they focused on in the earlier rounds. |
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"Strictly Come Dancing absolutely smashed The X Factor in the ratings".
![]() "Simon Cowell's gonna be mad. " ![]() "Prancing trumps caterwauling". ![]() I'm off! An article created in the style of a Daily Mail article, inform, incite and ignore
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Well I disagree with this. The two men were much superior to these two in my opinion and it seemed like the opinion of Sharon and Robbie until decision time also which was strange. In fact a lot of the judge's comments did not match up with their decisions at all.
Elsewhere, certainly Louis' comments matched up with his decisions. Simon's kind of did but his category was close anyway. Nicole's pretty much did as well from what I remember. |
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Funny how this is the rating everyone was predicting, but people are still calling it naff. Hardly a mention of SCD dropping a million.
8.8 million is almost 9, good consolidated. Quote:
Dropping a million from Saturday to Sunday, you mean? Hardly news. The results show always does worse not least because everybody and his dog already knows the result by the time Match of the Day starts!
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I agree. A 2 million timeshift is pretty good for it. I thought that it would struggle to do that much. That Friday show catches people out but the timeshift shows that people want to catch up with it.
All those pensioners out at a Friday bingo I guess ![]() ![]() Strictly has never timeshifted 2m before. Very surprised by that Friday rating. |
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"Simon Cowell's gonna be mad."
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Sky Sports 4 - 04:00 PM Ryder Cup - Live 591k 3.6%
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Per Sport Business: Ryder Cup peaked at 1.4m (across SS1 + SS4).
https://twitter.com/SB_Intelligence Would I be right in thinking that's a shade disappointing? |
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...and what would your take on that be?
Would I be right in thinking that's a shade disappointing? Very rare for any non-football sport on Sky to go above a million but then the Ryder Cup is at the very top of Sky's non-football content so it absolutely should be delivering that sort of number. Don't know if anyone can look up the peak for the 2012 Ryder Cup when it was last in USA (so same timeslot) - that was of course a remarkable Europe comeback win from behind that was much closer than last night. |
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I think it's about what would be expected - it probably would have gone marginally higher if it had been an absolute nail biter going down to the last match or two.
Very rare for any non-football sport on Sky to go above a million but then the Ryder Cup is at the very top of Sky's non-football content so it absolutely should be delivering that sort of number. Don't know if anyone can look up the peak for the 2012 Ryder Cup when it was last in USA (so same timeslot) - that was of course a remarkable Europe comeback win from behind that was much closer than last night. https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...er-cup-viewers But as you point out, totally different circumstances that day making comparisons difficult. |
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I think it's about what would be expected - it probably would have gone marginally higher if it had been an absolute nail biter going down to the last match or two.
Very rare for any non-football sport on Sky to go above a million but then the Ryder Cup is at the very top of Sky's non-football content so it absolutely should be delivering that sort of number. Don't know if anyone can look up the peak for the 2012 Ryder Cup when it was last in USA (so same timeslot) - that was of course a remarkable Europe comeback win from behind that was much closer than last night. Oh, Dancc beat me too it. |
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Can someone point me to a link of the Friday 23rd September and Sunday 1st October Strictly come Dancing audiance share % please? Thank You.
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