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From ITV Media:
Wednesday Top 10 (inc. +1) 1 BBC One - 08:00 PM The Great British Bake Off 10.439m 48% 2 ITV - 07:30 PM Coronation Street 6.362m 35% 3 ITV - 07:00 PM Emmerdale 5.658m 34% 4 BBC One - 06:30 PM Regional News and Weather 4.955m 32% 5 BBC One - 10:00 PM BBC News at Ten 4.946m 31% 6 BBC One - 06:00 PM BBC News at Six 4.661m 34% 7 BBC One - 09:00 PM The Chronicles of Nadiya 4.165m 21% 8 BBC One - 10:30 PM Regional News and Weather 4.055m 29% 9 ITV - 09:00 PM Long Lost Family 3.231m 16% 10 BBC One - 07:30 PM Rip Off Britain 3.000m 16% Wednesday Top 10 (inc. +1) (not including the five main channels) 1 ITV3 - 07:55 PM Foyle's War 698k 3.3% 2 E4 - 07:00 PM Hollyoaks 498k 3.0% 3 BBC Four - 09:00 PM Atlantis: The Evidence 448k 2.2% 4 E4 - 06:30 PM The Big Bang Theory 432k 2.8% 5 Film4 - 09:00 PM Riddick 398k 2.4% 6 CBeebies - 05:00 PM Octonauts Special 381k 4.3% 7 ITV3 - 05:50 PM Heartbeat 362k 2.6% 8 ITV2 - 09:00 PM Hell's Kitchen 359k 1.8% 9 CBeebies - 04:45 PM Peter Rabbit 349k 4.4% 10 ITV2 - 11:25 PM Family Guy 334k 4.9% |
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Wow - impressive.
I wonder if this will be bittersweet for the BBC? It's gone all suspiciously quiet on the negotiations front. What it does show is that viewers are out there for Big shows/events. Channels shouldn't think 4/5m is the best they can get in some time slots. |
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Charlotte Moore wasn't taking questions on Bake Off at her Meet The Controller session yesterday. So who knows where negotiations are at the moment?
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Any ratings for the cricket on Sky Sports Mix launch day yesterday?
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Fantastic for Bake-Off and very well deserved.
Here's hoping we see some more big ratings. It'll be interesting to see how Cold Feet does on the Monday 5th. |
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Fantastic for Bake-Off and very well deserved.
Here's hoping we see some more big ratings. It'll be interesting to see how Cold Feet does on the Monday 5th. Saturday and Sunday are big days. Anyone brave enough to predict what will happen there? |
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Including +1:
Celebrity Big Brother: 1.8m (8.8%) The Watchman: 1.5m (7.2%) I see LLF got 3.23m, not bad either. |
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http://www.channel4.com/info/press/n...nal-doc-series
Sounds interesting, a bit like the "Up" series on ITV or that one the BBC did with Robert Winston. |
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I love these stats. Of course the first 4 series were on BBC 2 but even so, amazing how much it has grown.
GBBO Series Openers: 2010 - 2.03m (9.1%) 2011 - 2.79m (12.7%) 2012 - 3.46m (16.7%) 2013 - 5.60m (26.4%) 2014 - 7.18m (34.6%) 2015 - 9.30m (43.0%) 2016 - 10.44m (47.5%) |
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http://m.broadcastnow.co.uk/5108707.article Quote:
"Newell also revealed that she is on the lookout for an agenda-setting TV event to accompany Love Island next year. Looks like ITV2 are really trying to build around Love Island for the next series, which is always good to see. It's nice to see a channel that isn't complacent with one hit show but is actually trying to launch new content and create new hits.
She said ITV2 was “actively seeking” a stripped series that would touch on the themes of relationships, gossip, sex and friendship, potentially with a competitive element. It was imperative, she said, that the event was broadcast in real time. “We have to be incredibly relevant to keep this audience returning so real time is definitely an element we want to see. I think Love Island has upped the ante.” She also put out a call for more entertainment and comedy pitches and revealed finding a third flagship show to sit alongside The Only Way Is Essex and The Real Housewives of Cheshire on ITVBe was a priority. “We want to talk about celebrity access, relationships, weddings, it could even be property,” she said. “We’ve got money and we are actively looking for a third title.” |
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The fact it launched yet again higher than the year before, wow... last year ended with 13.4m overnight and had a 15.06m official. Surely it cannot beat that
![]() If it does, I'll be speechless. Wondering, was that 15.06m in the Top 20 of the 21st Century? It's very early I know, but if it rises throughout like most series, as it launched higher, do we reckon a 14m overnight and a 16m official? Surely not
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Cold Feet should be big, all it faces is Crimewatch on BBC1. Ripper Street would be getting a similar eating around 3m if it were on BBC1.
Saturday and Sunday are big days. Anyone brave enough to predict what will happen there? BBC1 Countryfile 6.1m Antiques Roadshow 5m Are You Being Served? 6m Porridge 5.4m ITV inc+1 Ellie Simmonds 2.3m The X Factor 7m Victoria 5.8m BBC have the upper hand appealing to the oder viewers from Counryfile at 7pm - those viewers are likely to stay for the comedies. I expect based on the ratings, the BBC will be commissioning a series from all of the revivals because all will have a good launch figure, whether they are poor or not. Victoria might gain a younger audience than usual following on from TXF and given Jenna Coleman being the main star. I think Victoria should hold most of its audience on the Monday, but I cannot see a DA sized opening rating. The BBC comedies will defalate its overnight, but it shoulf consolidate well. And as its Bank holiday on Monday the +1 should be bigger than usual, where BBC1 win the head to head. |
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I imagine something will have to be announced before too soon. If it stays on the BBC - and the protracted silence suggests to me that that is by no means definite - they'll have to start inviting applications for the 2017 series before too long. There won't be Bake Off again until 2018 otherwise, of course.
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re: bake off - I must admit I never watched any until last year, right at the end, I think the last 2 weeks and became a convert. As another poster said, it's quite pleasant and drama free from the contestants and it's about the baking. Unlike for example The Apprentice, which I also watch but mainly for the drama and the sheer ridiculousness of it all!
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I have a sneaking feeling Victoria is not going to be the success ITV are looking for, certainly won't be another Downton.Could be famous last words of course.......
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re: bake off - I must admit I never watched any until last year, right at the end, I think the last 2 weeks and became a convert. As another poster said, it's quite pleasant and drama free from the contestants and it's about the baking. Unlike for example The Apprentice, which I also watch but mainly for the drama and the sheer ridiculousness of it all!
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Strictly live shows begin on Friday 23rd September and the final is on Saturday 17th December
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Great for bake off! Probably would've been over 11 million if the weather wasn't so hot
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Both Channel 4 and 5 held up well against Bake Off and both did decently at 9pm. Suspects is a goner after this series,
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Brilliant Bake Off! ![]() Quote:
Inside the Factory is an excellent series. Certain for a recommission.
It's like Come Outside for primetime. Quote:
1.8m for 500 Questions inc. +1.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/lat...t-returns-2017 Q2 Friday nights sorted then? Presumably paired with HIGNFY.
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Great for bake off! Probably would've been over 11 million if the weather wasn't so hot
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Sensational start for Bake Off. I have to be honest - I didn't expect it to be up year-on-year, and certainly not to that extent. But it ties into my theory about the BBC being on a real high post-Olympics.
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I have a sneaking feeling Victoria is not going to be the success ITV are looking for, certainly won't be another Downton.Could be famous last words of course.......
Then again, I could be pleasantly surprised and wrong on both those counts …!
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