Seeing as Got Talent is being mentioned, I found this on the Sony BMG website:

Glad to see the Bill doing so well and an excellent night for ITV overall (well not excellent but trashed BBC 1 ).

Just hope that when Holby Blue is over (if not already!)and Holby City goes back to its Tuesday nights that Thursday's nights Bill episode will increase further as it is always lower than Wednesdays the last few weeks.

BBC1 9pm True Dare Kiss 4.4m (20.5%)

ch 4 9pm BIG BROTHER 3.7m

FROM MEDIA GUARDIAN

True Dare Kiss entices 4m to BBC1

Chris Tryhorn
Friday June 29, 2007
MediaGuardian.co.uk


True Dare Kiss: had a 21% audience share from 9pm to 10pm. Photograph: BBC

BBC1's dark comedy drama True Dare Kiss was watched by 4.4 million viewers on its debut last night.
Written by Debbie Horsfield, whose hits include Making Out and Cutting It, True Dare Kiss stars Dervla Kirwan as one of four sisters reunited in Manchester after 20 years apart.

The show had a 21% audience share from 9pm to 10pm, winning a tightly contested slot, according to unofficial overnights.

ITV1's repeat of Napoleonic-era drama Sharpe's Challenge came in third, with 2.7 million viewers and 13% over its 90-minute run to 10.30pm.

Channel 4's Big Brother came second, with 3.7 million viewers and a 17% share, the same figures as last week's Thursday night show.

Channel Five's House pulled in 2 million and a 10% share, up 200,000 viewers and two share points on last week.

BBC2's Money Programme special fronted by Fiona Bruce, How Green is Your High Street?, pulled in 1.5 million viewers and a 7% share.

At 10pm, 5.4 million viewers, a 28% share, tuned in to the 10 O'Clock News on BBC1 to hear news of Gordon Brown's new cabinet.

At the same time, My Name is Earl had 1.8 million viewers and a 9% share on Channel 4, while Graham Norton on BBC2 and had an audience of 1.4 million and 7%.

Five's James Woods drama Shark pulled in 1.4 million viewers and 8% across the hour between 10pm and 11pm.

BBC1's Question Time at 10.35pm, which featured Lib Dem leader Menzies Campbell and former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan, maintained last week's performance of 2.7 million viewers and a 21% share.

BBC1 had the better of ITV1 at 8pm, when Holby City's 5 million viewers and24% share beat The Bill, which had 4.3 million and a 21% share.

Channel 4's How Clean is Your House? attracted 2.6 million and a 13% share across 30 minutes from 8pm. It was followed by 2.8 million and 13% for Embarrassing Illnesses at 8.30pm.

The soaps dominated the 7pm hour, with Emmerdale on ITV1 getting 6.7 million and 38% at 7pm. EastEnders then had 7.8 million and 41% on BBC1 at 7.30pm.

BBC1's Wimbledon Live audience peaked at 2.5 million viewers between 3.45pm and 4.15pm, averaging a 30% share as home favourite Tim Henman lost his second round match to Feliciano Lopez in the final set.

Overall, coverage of the tennis on BBC1 averaged 2 million and a 24% share between 1.40pm and 6pm.

FROM BROADCAST

True Dare Kiss brings 4.4m to BBC1
Jon Rogers
12:00pm
New BBC1 comedy drama True Dare Kiss took pole position in the ratings race at 9pm last night with 4.4m viewers (20.5%).

The hour-long opening episode kicked off at 9pm with 4.7m (22%) but then dropped to 4.4m (20.5%) by 9.15pm. Its audience stayed largely stable after that, ending on 4.4m (19.9%) in the final 15-minutes.

Despite comfortably claiming the top spot the show's audience was some way off the channel's slot average for the year of 5.3m (23.6%).

ITV1's re-run of Sharpe's Challenge at the same time was never in contention with just 2.7m (12.8%) tuning in over 90-minutes.

With ITV1 failing to make much of an impact on viewing figures Big Brother was clear to stake its claim for second place. The 60-minute reality show picked up 3.7m (17.2%).

A little behind ITV1 was Five's House on a respectable 2.2m (9.9%), also over an hour. BBC2's How Green is Your High Street? was the least watched terrestrial programme at 9pm with 1.5m (6.9%).

Police and thieves

The commercial network's cop show The Bill took a body bow at 8pm with the conclusion of its A Model Murder story only picking up 4.3m (20.9%). The storyline kicked off the previous day (27 June) with 6m (28.6%), the show's highest audience in the past 12 months.

Last night's outing was up against the might of BBC1's hospital drama Holby City which managed 5m (23.9%) in the same slot.

The weather once again affected play at Wimbledon, even though British hopeful Tim Henman still managed to get knocked out. BBC2's highlights programme, Today at Wimbledon, gained a lowly 1.1m (5.4%). Five's Build a New Life in the Country took 1.4m (6.7%).

Taking a clear lead over its nearest rivals at 8pm though was C4. How Clean is Your House? at 8pm took 2.6m (13%) which was followed at 8.30pm by Embarrassing Illnesses on 2.8m (13.2%).

All hours shares for Thursday 28 June 2007: BBC1 – 25%, ITV1 – 17.2%, C4 – 10.3%, BBC2 – 6.5%, Five – 5.5%, multichannel – 35.4%.

What amazes me is how consistent the ratings are for the 10 o'clock news.

When will todays ratings be out?

I know I'd like to know as I think all of the recent events will mean the news programmes will rate quite highly; because of the floods and the potential car bombs in London.

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Whats with the attitude ?

I made a mistake with the date and i removed it within about 60 seconds ..but wow you were quick to jump [ mistakes not allowed ]

Sorry about that. I did edit my message about 60 seconds after i wrote it, and wrote "ignore". Just having a bad morning.

All forgotten

Friday night

7.7m..(42%)..EastEnders
7.3m..(40%)..Coronation Street
6.1m..(38%)..Emmerdale
5.9m..(29%)..BBC Ten O'Clock News
4.8m..(26%)..The Inspector Lynley Mysteries
4.1m..(30%)..Friday Night With Jonathan Ross

3.7m..(18%)..Big Brother
3.5m..(17%)..Big Brother (10pm)

2.6m..(14%)..Airline
2.1m..(11%)..Sharpe's Challenge

3.3m..(18%)..The Concert for Diana: The Princes' Interview

So, that didnt really dent Corrie's ratings.

They made it look like the interview would have been the entire half hour but from what I saw it was a small moment during a half hour plugfest for the concert. As soon as I saw Fearne Cotton was doing the interview I decided to pass.

More than a small moment, it was about 15-20 minutes long. But agreed I thought the whole programme would be the interview. And although I have no opinion on Fearne Cotton's role, it definetely needed a young interviewer rather than an older established BBC journalist.

Its officially summer time by the looks of things. 1/4 of the audience has switched off the TV until September.

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Pretty good night for bbc 1 even though lynley was an repeat.

Wonder what they're all doing instead? - they can't all be outside of an evening with the current weather...

how do you find out what ratings a tv program has got?

Friday Muiltichannel

1 21:25 America's Got Talent ITV2 873,000
2 21:00 Doctor Who BBC3 545,000
3 22:00 EastEnders BBC3 492,000
4 19:00 Hollyoaks E4 482,000
5 18:30 Home and Away Five Life 455,000
6 20:30 America's Got Talent ITV2 444,000
7 17:00 Live International Cricket Sky Sports 1 444,000
8 21:45 Doctor Who Confidential BBC3 433,000
9 17:25 Friends E4 361,000
10 19:30 Big Brother's Little Brother E4 357,000

BTW, lucy ive sent you a pm.

Thanks for those rizstar

I didnt know that America's Got Talent was so popular.