If nothing is set in stone I wonder whether Corrie will move because of DW? I imagine the two shows they won't want Corrie up against are EastEnders and Dr Who.
Dr Who Ratings Thread (Merged)
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Originally Posted by 2Legit2Quit:
“If nothing is set in stone I wonder whether Corrie will move because of DW? I imagine the two shows they won't want Corrie up against are EastEnders and Dr Who.”
“If nothing is set in stone I wonder whether Corrie will move because of DW? I imagine the two shows they won't want Corrie up against are EastEnders and Dr Who.”
I'm surprised that anyone worries about what things are scheduled against these days!
When you can record two things at once and watch a third (three things at once on Virgin, apparently). Or catch up on +1 or on demand. It's not really an either/or any more.
Call The Midwife 18:15 - 19:30
Doctor Who 19:30 - 20:30
What's the betting that those two only swapped position very late in the day after the scale of the Anniversary success became clear?
Doctor Who 19:30 - 20:30
What's the betting that those two only swapped position very late in the day after the scale of the Anniversary success became clear?
Originally Posted by DiscoP:
“Wow, scheduling Doctor Who opposite Corrie? Suddenly it feels like the 1980's again
”
“Wow, scheduling Doctor Who opposite Corrie? Suddenly it feels like the 1980's again
”
Thanfully the show is better then it was in 1989!
From Yog.
Originally Posted by Yog:
“Haven't gone over the last few posts to see if this has already been mentioned, so I apologies if this a repeat but...
Not that we have much to compare it to at present, the day 8 to 28 timeshift for 'The Day of the Doctor' sees a further 462k added onto the original total of 12.804m
So the full break down is as follows:
Live: 7,911
VOSDAL: 2,273
Day 1: 1,617
Day 2: 379
Day 3: 132
Day 4: 162
Day 5: 183
Day 6: 87
Day 7: 61
Consolidated: 12,804
Day 8-28: 462
Live+28: 13,266”
“Haven't gone over the last few posts to see if this has already been mentioned, so I apologies if this a repeat but...
Not that we have much to compare it to at present, the day 8 to 28 timeshift for 'The Day of the Doctor' sees a further 462k added onto the original total of 12.804m
So the full break down is as follows:
Live: 7,911
VOSDAL: 2,273
Day 1: 1,617
Day 2: 379
Day 3: 132
Day 4: 162
Day 5: 183
Day 6: 87
Day 7: 61
Consolidated: 12,804
Day 8-28: 462
Live+28: 13,266”
Originally Posted by 2Legit2Quit:
“If nothing is set in stone I wonder whether Corrie will move because of DW? I imagine the two shows they won't want Corrie up against are EastEnders and Dr Who.”
“If nothing is set in stone I wonder whether Corrie will move because of DW? I imagine the two shows they won't want Corrie up against are EastEnders and Dr Who.”
The worst possible thing the BBC could do is pit DW off against Corrie, it would appear like they were trying to kill the show all over again.
Originally Posted by adammarc_98:
“The worst possible thing the BBC could do is pit DW off against Corrie, it would appear like they were trying to kill the show all over again.”
“The worst possible thing the BBC could do is pit DW off against Corrie, it would appear like they were trying to kill the show all over again.”
Yeah... about that...
Originally Posted by Benjamin Sisko:
“Yeah... about that...”
“Yeah... about that...”
Although I do suppose a regen episode will get twice as many viewers so as long as they don't repeat it for Season 8.
Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
That sounds like a very unlikely expectation. Why would it be expected to get so much more than the 50th Anniversary? It's nowhere near as landmark a moment.
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“ we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day.”
“ we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day.”
What nonsense!
It'll get around 10 million the same as TDOTD last month.
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
I honestly can't tell if this is finely crafted sarcasm or not... I'm just going to hope it is as 20m is insanity! We haven't seen those sorts of figures for 'normal' TV for a decade and it ain't going to start again on Wednesday. Around 10m would be a very good result IMO. If it gets anywhere near the 12.8 million that Day of the Doctor manages that really would be a Christmas miracle!
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
The Day of the Doctor will not become the highest ratings ever for the show, I can guarantee it will get slightly lower than the 50th.
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
Fellow academics??
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
You sir, are one finely crafted troll.
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
just because your group meets furtively in the school gymnasium after hours it doesn't make you academics.
From BBC News...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25518352
Quote:
“The regeneration of Doctor Who was the most watched piece of Christmas Day television with 10.2 million viewers viewing the five-minute sequence.
However the most watched entire show was Mrs Brown's Boys Christmas Special which averaged 9.4 million viewers.
An average of 8.3 million watched Matt Smith's final appearance as the Doctor.”
“The regeneration of Doctor Who was the most watched piece of Christmas Day television with 10.2 million viewers viewing the five-minute sequence.
However the most watched entire show was Mrs Brown's Boys Christmas Special which averaged 9.4 million viewers.
An average of 8.3 million watched Matt Smith's final appearance as the Doctor.”
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25518352
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
“Discussed with some fellow academics earlier today, that we are expecting around 20m for a regen on xmas day. Much below that will surely back up the claims of some naysayers that DW is passed its sell-by date. Important 48hrs ahead of us. I hope for MOFFAT's sake that all ends well.”
Fellow academics? Well they clearly know sweet FA about television ratings!
Fellow trolls more like. Do you all meet under a bridge whilst waiting for three billy goats?
I think that's a very good result opposite Christmas Corrie. Should consolidate to 10.5 million-ish? So about the same number of people saw Peter Capaldi's first appearance (Well, second!)as saw Christopher's first appearance in 2005.
This programme is in rude health going into 2014.
This programme is in rude health going into 2014.
Originally Posted by tiger2000:
“From BBC News...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25518352”
“From BBC News...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-25518352”
Very poor figures. Hopefully iPlayer can bring in another 3-4m overnight to make the final figures respectable.
A DW regen episode on Xmas day pulling in less than 9m?
I remember when Del and Rodney became Millionaires in OFAH, how many people watched that, 20m? 30m? A DW regen on xmas day should have the same kind of pulling power.
MOFFAT needs a long hard look at himself.
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“Very poor figures. Hopefully iPlayer can bring in another 3-4m overnight to make the final figures respectable.
A DW regen episode on Xmas day pulling in less than 9m?
I remember when Del and Rodney became Millionaires in OFAH, how many people watched that, 20m? 30m? A DW regen on xmas day should have the same kind of pulling power.
MOFFAT needs a long hard look at himself.”
“Very poor figures. Hopefully iPlayer can bring in another 3-4m overnight to make the final figures respectable.
A DW regen episode on Xmas day pulling in less than 9m?
I remember when Del and Rodney became Millionaires in OFAH, how many people watched that, 20m? 30m? A DW regen on xmas day should have the same kind of pulling power.
MOFFAT needs a long hard look at himself.”
Yes. And remember when in1958 the BBC's Christmas show Yuletide Miracle drew in 91% of the Tv audience. Moffat clearly cannot bring in anything like these percentages. He needs to resign. Now
Originally Posted by Clackers:
“I remember when Del and Rodney became Millionaires in OFAH, how many people watched that, 20m? 30m? A DW regen on xmas day should have the same kind of pulling power.”
“I remember when Del and Rodney became Millionaires in OFAH, how many people watched that, 20m? 30m? A DW regen on xmas day should have the same kind of pulling power.”
I assume that this is a wind up
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