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Such a shame that TV can't do anything more imaginative (on the whole) than all this piss-poor reality TV crap.
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It does annoy me when people say things like "everybodys talking about this" or "its essential viewing" etc.
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In case anyone hasn't noticed these stats from the main ratings thread... Quote:
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BBC3 repeat 8pm Doctor Who 1.13m (5.8%) Previously noted BBC3 Sunday overnights 18 May - 571,000 (2.8%) ~ officially got 821,000 |
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Such a shame that TV can't do anything more imaginative (on the whole) than all this piss-poor reality TV crap.
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Does anyone know if there are updated viewing figures for Silence in the Library? I imagine the figures would go up quite a bit with people recording Doctor Who to watch Britain's Got Talent live.
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Does anyone know if there are updated viewing figures for Silence in the Library? I imagine the figures would go up quite a bit with people recording Doctor Who to watch Britain's Got Talent live.
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Overnights for Forest of the Dead are in. 7 million viewers, 40% share. Top prog of the day!
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Overnights for Forest of the Dead are in. 7 million viewers, 40% share. Top prog of the day!
![]() eta: just double checked and it is... ![]() The 40% share is especially impressive. |
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I'm really surprised that the Euro's performed so badly last night. It looks like the lack of home nations has really hit its ratings as the 2004 competition was averaging 6-8 million rather than the poor 3.5 million it got last night. I guess some viewers aren't interested at all if there's no home nations included but that's double good news for Doctor Who as it would have gained extra viewers that don't like the footie and footie fans that weren't watching the Euro's because of no home nations.
Mind you, almost 2 million viewers must have sat there pretty confused last night as they didn't watch the first part
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I'm really surprised that the Euro's performed so badly last night. It looks like the lack of home nations has really hit its ratings as the 2004 competition was averaging 6-8 million rather than the poor 3.5 million it got last night. I guess some viewers aren't interested at all if there's no home nations included but that's double good news for Doctor Who as it would have gained extra viewers that don't like the footie and footie fans that weren't watching the Euro's because of no home nations.
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Mind you, almost 2 million viewers must have sat there pretty confused last night as they didn't watch the first part Well, given we don't know the the time shift ratings yet, we don't know how many people watching last nights episode didn't see last weeks show, but I'm betting it will be significantly less than that. In fact if you factor in the iplayer option, probably very few of those watching last night didn't see last weeks episode first....
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7 million thats fantastic news.. i think with the footy ratings will go up as tournement progress but yes there is a big hole in it with england not being there
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Absolutely brilliant overnight ratings, and 40% audience share as well.
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I'm glad I was wrong about people not tuning in for part two, they must have either caught up on a repeat or recording, or simply just tuned in and the recap was enough! Glad to see Moffat getting some good ratings as bizarrely, his episodes are often the most talked about but least viewed in the run due to a number of factors.
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Great result, and an awesome audience share too!
Could we see the AI breaking the 90 barrier after last week's stunning 89? Tune in tomorrow... Regards, Cypher |
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Dr Who peaked at 7.7 at 7.30
19:00 -6.4 19:15 - 7.2 19:30 - 7.7 19:45 - 4.6 |
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19:30 - 7.7
19:45 - 4.6 Regards, Cypher |
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You've just gotta love the way that the audience drops off so dramatically when Who finishes. Just goes to show that they're tuning in for a reason.
Regards, Cypher I'll add, for clarity, I mean for the ITV Euro match, not to escape Moffat's turgid denouement.
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And in this particular case, tuning out for a reason too!
I switched over to DWC! ![]() Regards, Cypher |
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Mind you, almost 2 million viewers must have sat there pretty confused last night as they didn't watch the first part
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I don't watch live broadcasts as I don't have a television set so download it on BBC i-player. The ratings might not reflect viewers like me who download a day or more after transmission.
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interesting, the ratings are still holding firm, watch the episode ratings add an extra 1m+ when we reach episodes 11 - 13. I fully expect the Beeb to go on a huge aggressive marketing offensive, lots of trailers, idents, perhaps some billboards and a bit of radio advertising on the beeb channels, not to mention Billie getting a front page on the Radio Times.
the good thing for the series is that the ratings have held up over 4 years now, which is a testament to the writing AND genius of RTD. |
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interesting, the ratings are still holding firm, watch the episode ratings add an extra 1m+ when we reach episodes 11 - 13. I fully expect the Beeb to go on a huge aggressive marketing offensive, lots of trailers, idents, perhaps some billboards and a bit of radio advertising on the beeb channels, not to mention Billie getting a front page on the Radio Times. the good thing for the series is that the ratings have held up over 4 years now, which is a testament to the writing AND genius of RTD.
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AI of 89 for Forest of the Dead...second week in a row it's gotten that rating, which is especially impressive given the complexity of the story...
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AI of 89 for Forest of the Dead...second week in a row it's gotten that rating, which is especially impressive given the complexity of the story...
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Could be that the viewers are trying not to look stupid.
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