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The Ratings Thread (Part 68)
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stv viewer
04-12-2016
Ha ha yeah guys I was having a laugh no way would it work.
lewiep93
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by stv viewer:
“Ha ha yeah guys I was having a laugh no way would it work.”

Glad to hear it! Even the notion of that being on the screen
Glenn A
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Rob1985:
“Just under two million for its two showings.”

Decent, although the lunchtime showing seems to do better, with 10 per cent of the audience, as BBC One and ITV are weaker in this slot. It seems Neighbours has a core audience, probably people who've watched since the eighties, that won't desert it, which is good news for Channel 5. The soap might have stopped being a talking point 20 years ago, but it's doing OK in its second home. I know Home and Away is weaker, struggling to get above a million, but this pairing of soaps is a genuine alternative to game shows, news and antiques.
iaindb
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Glenn A:
“Decent, although the lunchtime showing seems to do better, with 10 per cent of the audience, as BBC One and ITV are weaker in this slot. It seems Neighbours has a core audience, probably people who've watched since the eighties, that won't desert it, which is good news for Channel 5. The soap might have stopped being a talking point 20 years ago, but it's doing OK in its second home. I know Home and Away is weaker, struggling to get above a million, but this pairing of soaps is a genuine alternative to game shows, news and antiques.”

That'll be my mum. Neighbours, Home And Away and occasional bits of The Wright Stuff is the only Channel 5 stuff she watches.
sunbeam007
04-12-2016
I see the Daily Mail is getting upset over SCD again. The story started in the Star and has also been in the Sun online.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...eks-s-air.html

I appreciate why the Mail feels protective to SCD but dear...
iaindb
04-12-2016
Jim Davidson is speaking in the Sunday People today, declaring women aren't funny and opposing the idea of Miranda Hart hosting a revival of The Generation Game. He says he'd like to produce a revival with Ant & Dec, Alan Carr or Bradley Walsh as host. Of course, Bradley has already hosted Keep It In The Family which was clearly an attempt by ITV to create their own version of the Gen Game. The fact that it flopped may have provide a warning shot across the BBC bows about bringing back their own prog.

Davidson also says he doesn't get Michael McIntyre but that might be more about his stand-up material rather than his presenting skills. Watching MM on his big show I think he would be good as host of The Generation Game. Or Rob Brydon, ill-served by the BBC with his sub-standard Blankety Blank-esgue series The Guess List.

On the other hand when Davidson was presenting Bog Break I used to think he would be good on the Generation Game, but when he got the gig I found him a bit disappointing as host. He struck me as a bit self-indulgent, filling the programme with his showbiz pals, and don't seem to be putting in much effort. He might argue he worked hard on the show but it wasn't the impression he gave me.
LHolmes
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Aaron_2015:
“Except it really doesn't matter, because anybody wanting to watch IAC can use the new fangled invention of 'catch up'.

I honestly can't wait until X Factor finishes, mainly so that we can get the ratings thread back from the X Factor bashers.”

Are people supposed to lie that its figures are good?
Dancc
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Ray Tings:
“Yes, it's a premiere. Are you thinking of The Green Hornet?”

Ah, that must have been it. Thanks.
Aaron_2015
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by LHolmes:
“Are people supposed to lie that its figures are good?”

Well no, you can't polish a turd.

I mean those known for despising X Factor and commenting on everything about it, including Simon Cowell's waistline (one of this years stranger complaints...).

When X Factor finishes, hopefully the constant running commentary about its dire state stops until next August.
ftv
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by iaindb:
“Jim Davidson is speaking in the Sunday People today, declaring women aren't funny and opposing the idea of Miranda Hart hosting a revival of The Generation Game. He says he'd like to produce a revival with Ant & Dec, Alan Carr or Bradley Walsh as host. Of course, Bradley has already hosted Keep It In The Family which was clearly an attempt by ITV to create their own version of the Gen Game. The fact that it flopped may have provide a warning shot across the BBC bows about bringing back their own prog.

Davidson also says he doesn't get Michael McIntyre but that might be more about his stand-up material rather than his presenting skills. Watching MM on his big show I think he would be good as host of The Generation Game. Or Rob Brydon, ill-served by the BBC with his sub-standard Blankety Blank-esgue series The Guess List.

On the other hand when Davidson was presenting Bog Break I used to think he would be good on the Generation Game, but when he got the gig I found him a bit disappointing as host. He struck me as a bit self-indulgent, filling the programme with his showbiz pals, and don't seem to be putting in much effort. He might argue he worked hard on the show but it wasn't the impression he gave me.”

Whatever happened to Jim Davidson ?
Ray Tings
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Fudd:
“Does anyone have the figure for Now You See Me from last night (Channel 4 21.00) excluding +1 please? ”

0.83m
Baz_James
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Score:
“Kevin Lygo did say that he wishes it hadn't been axed. It probably will make a comeback at some point.”

It wasn't axed. Torvill and Dean withdrew their labour and it was rightly decided that it wouldn't get the same audience without them. The same problem remains for any attempt to revive it. Until GB discovers another champion ice pairing it's just not going to happen.
ftv
04-12-2016
Matt Lauer has signed a new two-year $25 million a year contract to continue presenting NBC's Today show.Eat your heart out Piers Morgan.
Aaron_2015
04-12-2016
Not scientific in the slightest, but ITV have just unveiled the trailer for The Voice on social media. To my surprise, the comments were overwhelmingly positive.

I think The Voice will do better than people are expecting.
sunbeam007
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Baz_James:
“It wasn't axed. Torvill and Dean withdrew their labour and it was rightly decided that it wouldn't get the same audience without them. The same problem remains for any attempt to revive it. Until GB discovers another champion ice pairing it's just not going to happen.”

They could use Coomes and Buckland (10th in Olympics) or go for the Americans who took gold. The Canadian pair came second and two other American pairs came 8th and 9th.

Whether any of them have great personalities I have no idea.
Belligerence
04-12-2016
Did BBC One just debut its Christmas trailer?
DanManF1
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Belligerence:
“Did BBC One just debut its Christmas trailer?”

Yes, along with its first Christmas ident. It wasn't very good...
Aaron_2015
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by DanManF1:
“Yes, along with its first Christmas ident. It wasn't very good...”

It wasn't great to be honest...

"BBC Oneness" anybody?
northlad
04-12-2016
[quote=Aaron_2015;84792465]It wasn't great to be honest...

"BBC Oneness" anybody?

Dreadful.
sunbeam007
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Aaron_2015:
“Not scientific in the slightest, but ITV have just unveiled the trailer for The Voice on social media. To my surprise, the comments were overwhelmingly positive.

I think The Voice will do better than people are expecting.”

Facebook reaction is the one that matters. I'd say Twitter comes behind Instagram.
cylon6
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Ray Tings:
“Lewie, I have added a few bits (in bold) to your list:

Spoiler

The Two Ronnies Ratings (1971-1976 ratings have been multiplied by 2.2 as per the BFI to get viewers in millions)

Series 1
10 April 1971 - 12.10m (5.50m homes)
17 April 1971 - 12.43m (5.65m homes)
24 April 1971 - 13.42m (6.10m homes)
01 May 1971 - 13.31m (6.05m homes)
08 May 1971 - 12.54m (5.70m homes)
15 May 1971 - 14.19m (6.45m homes)
22 May 1971 - 13.97m (6.35m homes)
29 May 1971 - 13.09m (5.95m homes)

Series 2
16 September 1972 - 11.88m (5.40m homes)
23 September 1972 - 13.42m (6.10m homes)
30 September 1972 - 12.43m (5.65m homes)
07 October 1972 - 13.53m (6.15m homes)
14 October 1972 - 13.53m (6.15m homes)
21 October 1972 - outside the top 20 (below 6.05m homes)
28 October 1972 - outside the top 20 (below 6.20m homes)
04 November 1972 - outside the top 20 (below 6.20m homes)

--- Series 3 aired on BBC 2 in 1973-4, no ratings available ---

Series 4 (BBC 1 repeat showing, originally aired between January and February 1975 on BBC 2)
04 September 1975 - 13.09m (5.95m homes)
11 September 1975 - 15.29m (6.95m homes)
18 September 1975 - 16.50m (7.50m homes) - no.1 TV show for w/e 21 September
25 September 1975 - 16.72m (7.60m homes)
02 October 1975 - 18.37m (8.35m homes) - no.1 TV show for w/e 5 October
09 October 1975 - 17.93m (8.15m homes)
16 October 1975 - 17.93m (8.15m homes)
23 October 1975 - 18.15m (8.25m homes) - no.1 TV show for w/e 26 October

Series 5
04 September 1976 - 15.29m (6.95m homes)
11 September 1976 - 15.84m (7.20m homes)
18 September 1976 - 16.17m (7.35m homes)
25 September 1976 - 16.83m (7.65m homes)
02 October 1976 - 17.05m (7.75m homes)
09 October 1976 - 17.60m (8.00m homes)
16 October 1976 - 18.26m (8.30m homes)
23 October 1976 - 18.48m (8.40m homes)

Series 6
12 November 1977 - 17.05m
26 November 1977 - 17.75m
03 December 1977 - 17.25m
10 December 1977 - 17.80m
17 December 1977 - n/a 15.60m
26 December 1977 - 14.50m
02 January 1978 - n/a
07 January 1978 - n/a 17.60m (according to Television's Greatest Hits)

Series 7
26 December 1978 - 14.80m
01 January 1979 - 15.85m
06 January 1979 - 18.40m (no.1 TV show for w/e 7 January)
13 January 1979 - 17.45m
20 January 1979 - 16.35m
27 January 1979 - 17.15m
03 February 1979 - 15.80m
10 February 1979 - 17.65m

Series 8
01 November 1980 - 15.80m
08 November 1980 - 17.30m
15 November 1980 - 17.55m
22 November 1980 - 17.30m
29 November 1980 - 18.60m
06 December 1980 - 18.35m
13 December 1980 - 16.85m
26 December 1980 - 17.90m

Series 9
05 December 1981 - 16.95m
12 December 1981 - n/a
19 December 1981 - n/a
25 December 1981 - 15.05m
02 January 1982 - 13.68m
09 January 1982 - 16.40m
16 January 1982 - 15.35m
23 January 1982 - 15.25m

Series 10
10 December 1983 - n/a 13.87m
17 December 1983 - n/a 13.24m
25 December 1983 - 12.34m
01 January 1984 - 11.65m 11.64m
07 January 1984 - 13.50m (no.1 BBC 1 show for w/e 8 January) 13.48m
14 January 1984 - 13.55m

Series 11
13 February 1985 - 16.10m 16.11m
20 February 1985 - 17.90m (no.1 BBC 1 show for w/e 24 February) - week EastEnders launched! 17.89m
06 March 1985 - 16.10m 16.08m
13 March 1985 - 13.90m 13.89m
20 March 1985 - 16.40m (no.1 BBC 1 show for w/e 24 March) 16.38m

Series 12
25 December 1985 - 18.50m 18.48m
04 January 1986 - 13.20m 13.22m
11 January 1986 - 12.75m 12.77m
18 January 1986 - 13.50m
25 January 1986 - 13.45m 13.46m
01 February 1986 - 13.95m 13.97m

Christmas Specials
25 December 1982 - 11.10m 11.09m
25 December 1984 - 12.30m 12.22m
25 December 1987 - 11.80m

BBC 1 repeats/other shows
13 July 1974 (r.) - 11.99m (5.45m homes)
07 April 1976 (r.) - 15.07m (6.85m homes)
The Picnic (31 May 1976) - 11.88m (5.40m homes) - BBC 1 showing, originally aired on BBC 2
The Best of the Two Ronnies (29 August 1977) - 13.10m
The Best of the Two Ronnies (23 September 1978) - 13.95m
27 February 1980 (r.) - 14.65m
The Picnic (02 August 1980) - 11.70m
By The Sea (12 April 1982) - 14.95m (no.1 BBC 1 show for w/e 18 April)
By The Sea (10 April 1984, repeat) - 10.85m 10.86m
7 May 1984 (repeat) - 11.05m
11 June 1987 (r.) - 9.75m
23 December 1988 - Christmas with the Two Ronnies (repeat): 11.00m

Twenty Years of the Two Ronnies:
12 October 1986 - 15.05m 15.06m
19 October 1986 - 15.00m
26 October 1986 - 15.35m 15.37m
02 November 1986 - 15.30m 15.32m
09 November 1986 - 15.10m 15.11m
16 November 1986 - 14.70m
23 November 1986 - 14.95m 14.93m
30 November 1986 - 12.55m

Twenty-One Years of the Two Ronnies:
18 September 1987 - outside BBC 1 top ten (below 9.45m) 9.40m
25 September 1987 - 9.95m
02 October 1987 - outside BBC 1 top ten (below 10.20m) 9.30m
09 October 1987 - outside BBC 1 top ten (below 9.65m) 9.30m
16 October 1987 - 11.60m
23 October 1987 - 13.00m
30 October 1987 - 13.85m
06 November 1987 - 13.65m

Twenty Years of the Two Ronnies (repeats):
13 November 1987 - 14.05m
20 November 1987 - 14.30m
04 December 1987 - n/a 14.70m
11 December 1987 - 14.25m
18 December 1987 - n/a 13.50m
1 January 1988 - 12.30m
8 January 1988 - 11.00m
15 January 1988 - 10.10m


Twenty-Two Years of the Two Ronnies:
2 September 1988 - 8.50m
9 September 1988 - 9.10m
16 September 1988 - 10.50m
23 September 1988 - 8.70m
7 October 1988 - 8.50m
14 October 1988 - 8.80m
21 October 1988 - 8.70m
28 October 1988 - 9.40m


Twenty-One Years of the Two Ronnies (repeats):
4 November 1988 - 9.80m
11 November 1988 - 9.70m
25 November 1988 - 10.90m
2 December 1988 - 9.70m
9 December 1988 - 9.70m
16 December 1988 - 10.00m
30 December 1988 - 8.10m
6 January 1989 - 9.20m


Twenty-Two Years of the Two Ronnies (repeats):
20 October 1989 - 7.90m
27 October 1989 - 8.00m
3 November 1989 - 7.80m
10 November 1989 - 8.00m
24 November 1989 - 9.17m
1 December 1989 - 7.60m
8 December 1989 - 7.50m
15 December 1989 - 6.90m


25 Years of The Two Ronnies:
28 April 1996 - 9.09m
5 May 1996 - 8.52m
12 May 1996 - 8.48m
19 May 1996 - 8.16m
12 February 1997 - 6.31m
19 February 1997 - 8.26m
26 February 1997 - 7.57m
5 March 1997 - 6.88m
12 March 1997 - outside the top 70 (below 6.15m)
26 March 1997 - 6.88m
2 April 1997 - outside the top 70 (below 5.98m)
9 April 1997 - outside the top 70 (below 5.53m)


BBC 2 repeats
1982
06 September 1982 - 10.00m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 12 September)
13 September 1982 - 9.40m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 19 September)
20 September 1982 - 3.65m
27 September 1982 - 3.35m
04 October 1982 - 4.55m
11 October 1982 - 4.50m
18 October 1982 - 4.05m
25 October 1982 - 5.00m

1984
14 May 1984 - 9.05m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 20 May) 9.07m
21 May 1984 - 9.00m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 27 May) 9.01m
04 June 1984 - 9.90m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 10 June) 9.91m
11 June 1984 - 8.95m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 17 June) 8.94m
18 June 1984 - 7.30m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 24 June) 7.32m

1985
14 July 1985 - 9.80m (Live Aid was top BBC 2 show with 10.05m, w/e 14 July)
21 July 1985 - 9.60m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 21 July) 9.58m
28 July 1985 - 9.05m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 28 July) 9.06m
04 August 1985 - 11.60m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 04 August)
11 August 1985 - 10.10m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 11 August) 10.08m
18 August 1985 - 11.70m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 18 August) 11.69m

1987
06 July 1987 - 5.85m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 12 July)
13 July 1987 - 7.50m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 19 July)
20 July 1987 - 9.10m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 26 July)
27 July 1987 - 7.40m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 02 August)
10 August 1987 - 7.30m (no.1 BBC 2 show for w/e 16 August)
”

Brilliant Ray! Thank you.

Good to see how The Two Ronnies did. To this day I'll never understand why they put some series on BBC2 first. It wasn't until 1976 that it became a full time BBC1 show.
H of De Vil
04-12-2016
ITV have started trailing Dance, Dance, Dance during The X Factor
cylon6
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Aaron_2015:
“Not scientific in the slightest, but ITV have just unveiled the trailer for The Voice on social media. To my surprise, the comments were overwhelmingly positive.

I think The Voice will do better than people are expecting.”

The Voice will do fine on ITV and do better than the last BBC1 series. What will happen when it clashes with Let It Shine on BBC1? Not long until we find out.
cylon6
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by Aaron_2015:
“It wasn't grbeat to be honest...

"BBC Oneness" anybody?”

Blandness more like it.
cylon6
04-12-2016
Originally Posted by H of De Vil:
“ITV have started trailing Dance, Dance, Dance during The X Factor”

That'll be January then.
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