Originally Posted by DomesticGoddess:
“Does anyone know how Channel 4 did?”
“Does anyone know how Channel 4 did?”
Not exactly. But no show got over 2.8m, if that's any help.
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Originally Posted by Agent F:
“Why have you not been hired by the BBC yet? They'd love you as a spokesman:
"Well BBC1 did very well last night, yes very good ratings for all the show, ouch, very low for Emmerdale, but hey, look, My Family did very well, yikes, and EastEnders did brilliantly, yipeeeee, and ooh look, BBC News held its own ha ha, and those were every good ratings for those superb comedies lol wow, fantastic night for the channel of the year, yeah!"”
“Why have you not been hired by the BBC yet? They'd love you as a spokesman:
"Well BBC1 did very well last night, yes very good ratings for all the show, ouch, very low for Emmerdale, but hey, look, My Family did very well, yikes, and EastEnders did brilliantly, yipeeeee, and ooh look, BBC News held its own ha ha, and those were every good ratings for those superb comedies lol wow, fantastic night for the channel of the year, yeah!"”
a good career choice you think or are you pulling my leg ?
EE would have got higher had it not been up against the rugby, it's been consistently getting over a 40% share for months now excluding when up against the rugby and EM.
Originally Posted by Davo_667:
“very decent ratings for tv last night - Emmerdale was low again though but My Family's repeat did extremely well for BBC1 nearly beating Emmerdale !
Eastenders held it's own last night against the rugby and all three BBC1 comedies did well with After Youve Gone only dropping 100,000 French and Saunders making higher figures and Not Going Out holding well. The One Show did well too 3.4 is a very good figure”
“very decent ratings for tv last night - Emmerdale was low again though but My Family's repeat did extremely well for BBC1 nearly beating Emmerdale !
Eastenders held it's own last night against the rugby and all three BBC1 comedies did well with After Youve Gone only dropping 100,000 French and Saunders making higher figures and Not Going Out holding well. The One Show did well too 3.4 is a very good figure”
Are you looking at the sanme figures as I am
8:00- EastEnders: 7.3m..(37%)..
8:30- After You've Gone: 5.0m..(24%)..
9:00- A Bucket O' French and Saunders: 4.1m..(20%)..
9:30- Not Going Out: 3.2m..(16%)..
The comedy slot starting by losing 2.3m viewers from EE and then losing 2m more viewers during the comedies, with each one getting about 1m less than the preceeding one, is hardly 'holding well'
Also as you can see, it's not like the Rugby had amazing ratings anyway. The normal ITV1 schedule would get just a bit less than the Rugby did from 8.30pm anyway
wow Neighbours usually gets around 5/6 million. that's more that ee and ed at times, even though the BBC don't show any support for the show! 
Go Neighbours!
Go Neighbours!
TBH honest it was a medioka night all round, other than Comic relief and Children in Need I think thats more or less the best it gets for BBC 1 on a Friday nights. But it did well to get five programmes topping 20% in prime time.
Originally Posted by alex_greenhouse:
“wow Neighbours usually gets around 6 million. that more that ee and ed even though the BBC don't show any support for the show!
Go Neighbours!”
“wow Neighbours usually gets around 6 million. that more that ee and ed even though the BBC don't show any support for the show!
Go Neighbours!”
Neighbours get's 4.5mil tops and thats a combined viewing, EE normally gets 500k-1mil on it's repeat viewings and thats on a multichannel.
Neighbours is no where near 6mil, hasent been for about 5 years.
Originally Posted by A Cillay:
“Neighbours get's 4.5mil tops and thats a combined viewing, EE normally gets 500k-1mil on it's repeat viewings and thats on a multichannel.
Neighbours is no where near 6mil, hasent been for about 5 years.”
“Neighbours get's 4.5mil tops and thats a combined viewing, EE normally gets 500k-1mil on it's repeat viewings and thats on a multichannel.
Neighbours is no where near 6mil, hasent been for about 5 years.”
In the winter Neighbours' viewing figure do generally be higher
Originally Posted by alex_greenhouse:
“In the winter Neighbours' viewing figure do generally be higher”
“In the winter Neighbours' viewing figure do generally be higher”
Yes but no where near 6mil.
Originally Posted by Mitch 123:
“Any news on Saturday?”
“Any news on Saturday?”
From Outpost Gallifrey
Saturday Night
7.0m..(42%)..The X Factor (ITV1)
6.6m..(35%)..Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV1)
5.3m..(26%)..Casualty (BBC1)
5.3m..(25%)..Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity (ITV1)
3.9m..(22%)..BBC News; Weather (BBC1)
3.8m..(21%)..Hell's Kitchen (ITV1)
3.6m..(27%)..All New You've Been Framed! (ITV1)
3.5m..(18%)..The National Lottery - Big 7 (BBC1)
3.5m..(19%)..The Vicar of Dibley (BBC1)
3.3m..(24%)..Match of the Day (BBC1)
3.1m..(18%)..The National Lottery - Big 7 (BBC1)
2.9m..(23%)..A Question of Sport (BBC1)
2.9m..(19%)..Parkinson (ITV1)
2.5m..(17%)..Weakest Link (BBC1)
Originally Posted by Dead Parrot:
“From Outpost Gallifrey
Saturday Night
7.0m..(42%)..The X Factor (ITV1)
6.6m..(35%)..Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV1)
5.3m..(26%)..Casualty (BBC1)
5.3m..(25%)..Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity (ITV1)
3.9m..(22%)..BBC News; Weather (BBC1)
3.8m..(21%)..Hell's Kitchen (ITV1)
3.6m..(27%)..All New You've Been Framed! (ITV1)
3.5m..(18%)..The National Lottery - Big 7 (BBC1)
3.5m..(19%)..The Vicar of Dibley (BBC1)
3.3m..(24%)..Match of the Day (BBC1)
3.1m..(18%)..The National Lottery - Big 7 (BBC1)
2.9m..(23%)..A Question of Sport (BBC1)
2.9m..(19%)..Parkinson (ITV1)
2.5m..(17%)..Weakest Link (BBC1)”
“From Outpost Gallifrey
Saturday Night
7.0m..(42%)..The X Factor (ITV1)
6.6m..(35%)..Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV1)
5.3m..(26%)..Casualty (BBC1)
5.3m..(25%)..Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity (ITV1)
3.9m..(22%)..BBC News; Weather (BBC1)
3.8m..(21%)..Hell's Kitchen (ITV1)
3.6m..(27%)..All New You've Been Framed! (ITV1)
3.5m..(18%)..The National Lottery - Big 7 (BBC1)
3.5m..(19%)..The Vicar of Dibley (BBC1)
3.3m..(24%)..Match of the Day (BBC1)
3.1m..(18%)..The National Lottery - Big 7 (BBC1)
2.9m..(23%)..A Question of Sport (BBC1)
2.9m..(19%)..Parkinson (ITV1)
2.5m..(17%)..Weakest Link (BBC1)”
X Facotr
Oh Dear!
Originally Posted by A Cillay:
“Yes but no where near 6mil.”
“Yes but no where near 6mil.”
It often gets between 5.5 and 6 million combined in the winter and about a million less than that in the summer. In fact it sometimes gets quite close to 7 million once or twice a year. I follow the ratings for Neighbours quite closely. :P
The ratings for Saturday night seem quite low. Casualty has really dipped recently, at one stage it was getting 7-8 million viewers a week - perhaps people don't like the revamp? Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Celebrity did surprisingly well though.
Originally Posted by nickynoodle167:
“X Facotr Oh Dear!”
“X Facotr
Oh Dear!”
Earlier slot. Still daylight. WEather was reasonable. Still the number 1 show and getting 42% share. Probably picks up the lost viewers on the ITV2 repeats
Originally Posted by nickynoodle167:
“X Facotr Oh Dear!”
“X Facotr
Oh Dear!”
Still getting around the same share as it had the past weeks. So nothing worrying there. Just lower viewers overall.
Originally Posted by nickynoodle167:
“X Facotr Oh Dear!”
“X Facotr
Oh Dear!”
If you think that's bad wait until Strictly Come Dancing starts!
Originally Posted by Jammers90:
“It often gets between 5.5 and 6 million combined in the winter and about a million less than that in the summer. In fact it sometimes gets quite close to 7 million once or twice a year. I follow the ratings for Neighbours quite closely. :P”
“It often gets between 5.5 and 6 million combined in the winter and about a million less than that in the summer. In fact it sometimes gets quite close to 7 million once or twice a year. I follow the ratings for Neighbours quite closely. :P”
Hi jammers and welcome, Neighbours usually gets the similar amount or more than eastenders and emmerdale.
Originally Posted by Poplar:
“The ratings for Saturday night seem quite low. Casualty has really dipped recently, at one stage it was getting 7-8 million viewers a week - perhaps people don't like the revamp? Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Celebrity did surprisingly well though.”
“The ratings for Saturday night seem quite low. Casualty has really dipped recently, at one stage it was getting 7-8 million viewers a week - perhaps people don't like the revamp? Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Celebrity did surprisingly well though.”
Not really it got 6.8mil last Sunday theres still an audience there when Stricly returns it will get 6-7mil consistently.
Originally Posted by andallthatjazz:
“If you think that's bad wait until Strictly Come Dancing starts!”
“If you think that's bad wait until Strictly Come Dancing starts!
”
Since when has 7m, number 1 show of the night been bad?
Remember by the time SCD starts, it'll be darker nights, winter will be drawing in, therefore the number of people watching will be higher
The BBC1 shedule was dire though, why are they reling on Dibley repeats in September?
Michael Palin's BBC1 series about eastern Europe debuted with 7.5 million viewers last night, more than double the audience for ITV1's Hell's Kitchen.
New Europe, the affable former Python's latest travelogue - following on from popular series such as Pole to Pole, Sahara and Himalaya - had a 31% share of the audience between 9pm and 10pm, according to unofficial overnights.
Palin visited Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Albania on the first leg of his seven-part tour around the former eastern bloc.
Meanwhile, just 3.7 million viewers, a 15% share, watched Hell's Kitchen, which concludes tonight.
That was at least an improvement on the 3.2 million and 14% share the cookery reality show achieved in the same slot the previous Sunday.
ITV1 will be hoping it can take charge of Sunday nights again next week when it has scheduled a Miss Marple drama between 9pm and 11pm.
Channel 4 also contributed to the pressure on ITV1, drawing a big audience for a repeat of the third part of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Return of the King, between 6.30pm and 10.05pm.
The blockbuster attracted an average of 3.1 million viewers and a 14% share over its full run, with a peak of 3.9 million and 16% in the quarter hour from 8.45pm. Another 183,000 watched the whole film on the new Channel 4 "+1" digital service.
In the hour The Return of the King was up against Palin and Hell's Kitchen, it averaged 3.4 million, or 14%, almost equalling the ITV1 show.
The Michael Palin effect gave the 15-minute BBC News at 10pm a huge audience of 7.4 million, a 37% share.
Over on ITV1, Holly & Fearne Go Dating averaged 1.7 million viewers and a 9% share between 10pm and 10.30pm.
This was beaten by BBC2's Match of the Day 2, which drew 1.9 million viewers and an 11% share in its 45 minutes from 10pm.
ITV1 had fared better earlier in the evening, with Coronation Street posting the night's best ratings, with 8.1 million viewers and a 37% share between 7pm and 8pm.
At 8pm, hospital drama The Royal attracted 6 million and a 15% share, keeping ahead of BBC1's Antiques Roadshow, which pulled in 5.1 million and 21%.
On BBC2 at the same time, Crisis on Jimmy's Farm drew an audience of 2.1 million and a 9% share.
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Fantastic figures for Michael Palin. The ten O'clock news continues to perform well also.
Low figures for Parky was expecting at least 3mil.
New Europe, the affable former Python's latest travelogue - following on from popular series such as Pole to Pole, Sahara and Himalaya - had a 31% share of the audience between 9pm and 10pm, according to unofficial overnights.
Palin visited Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Albania on the first leg of his seven-part tour around the former eastern bloc.
Meanwhile, just 3.7 million viewers, a 15% share, watched Hell's Kitchen, which concludes tonight.
That was at least an improvement on the 3.2 million and 14% share the cookery reality show achieved in the same slot the previous Sunday.
ITV1 will be hoping it can take charge of Sunday nights again next week when it has scheduled a Miss Marple drama between 9pm and 11pm.
Channel 4 also contributed to the pressure on ITV1, drawing a big audience for a repeat of the third part of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Return of the King, between 6.30pm and 10.05pm.
The blockbuster attracted an average of 3.1 million viewers and a 14% share over its full run, with a peak of 3.9 million and 16% in the quarter hour from 8.45pm. Another 183,000 watched the whole film on the new Channel 4 "+1" digital service.
In the hour The Return of the King was up against Palin and Hell's Kitchen, it averaged 3.4 million, or 14%, almost equalling the ITV1 show.
The Michael Palin effect gave the 15-minute BBC News at 10pm a huge audience of 7.4 million, a 37% share.
Over on ITV1, Holly & Fearne Go Dating averaged 1.7 million viewers and a 9% share between 10pm and 10.30pm.
This was beaten by BBC2's Match of the Day 2, which drew 1.9 million viewers and an 11% share in its 45 minutes from 10pm.
ITV1 had fared better earlier in the evening, with Coronation Street posting the night's best ratings, with 8.1 million viewers and a 37% share between 7pm and 8pm.
At 8pm, hospital drama The Royal attracted 6 million and a 15% share, keeping ahead of BBC1's Antiques Roadshow, which pulled in 5.1 million and 21%.
On BBC2 at the same time, Crisis on Jimmy's Farm drew an audience of 2.1 million and a 9% share.
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Fantastic figures for Michael Palin. The ten O'clock news continues to perform well also.
Low figures for Parky was expecting at least 3mil.
Originally Posted by Andy23:
“Since when has 7m, number 1 show of the night been bad?
Remember by the time SCD starts, it'll be darker nights, winter will be drawing in, therefore the number of people watching will be higher
The BBC1 shedule was dire though, why are they reling on Dibley repeats in September?”
“Since when has 7m, number 1 show of the night been bad?
Remember by the time SCD starts, it'll be darker nights, winter will be drawing in, therefore the number of people watching will be higher
The BBC1 shedule was dire though, why are they reling on Dibley repeats in September?”
A 7 million figure is very good, but considering that this is more than a million down on last week, and SCD comes around, it is quite vulnerable with this kind of figure, easily hitting 6 million if it is up against to strong competition.
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