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Ratings Thread (Part 2)
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Thebenster
13-06-2008
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Yeh lol. Oh, Thebenster, did you request some ratings previously. I can't find them now. Can you say the shows, starting and end times and dates?”

Yeah, you must have missed it...

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...5#post24501075

EDIT: Chuck ended at 11pm, Road House at 11.20pm and Extraordinary Humans at 10pm.
smile371
14-06-2008
Have you got the ratings for heroes yet rzt? (Got it right this time )
rzt
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by Thebenster:
“Yeah, you must have missed it...

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...5#post24501075”

Monday 9 June, 10pm: Chuck: 264,000 (2%)
Tuesday 10 June, 9pm: Road House: 163,000 (1%)
Wednesday, 9pm: Extraordinary Humans: Dwarfism: 191,000 (1%)
*on the assumption that they're all 1 hour shows.
rzt
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by smile371:
“Have you got the ratings for heroes yet rzt? (Got it right this time )”

Lol yep you got it right.

21.00- Heroes: 2.4m (10%)

I'll update the ratings game soon.
mintbro
14-06-2008
Now that News At Ten has returned, i think its very likely later this year that Iam A Celeb will be spilt around the news.
smile371
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Lol yep you got it right.

21.00- Heroes: 2.4m (10%)

I'll update the ratings game soon.”

Thank you Not too bad for 21:00 on BBc2!
Cent
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by mintbro:
“Now that News At Ten has returned, i think its very likely later this year that Iam A Celeb will be spilt around the news.”

I was thinking about that earlier.

I dont think they will split it round the news.

I think for the first week or two they will go for 1 hour shows - which they did last year. Then in the final week go for 8.30pm - 10pm Tues - Thurs, with a 2 hour final from 9pm on the Friday.

The only day they couldnt extend in the final week is the Monday, because it is caught between Coronation St and the News.

I think on the first Friday they will probably have an hour long show, followed by a 30 minute comedy, then the live bushtucker trial, which has to go somewhere too.

They used to split I'm a Celebrity round the news and have evictions later, but I never thought it worked very well.
Thebenster
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Monday 9 June, 10pm: Chuck: 264,000 (2%)
Tuesday 10 June, 9pm: Road House: 163,000 (1%)
Wednesday, 9pm: Extraordinary Humans: Dwarfism: 191,000 (1%)
*on the assumption that they're all 1 hour shows.”

Thanks very much, interesting that Chuck has risen from about 100,000 which was what it got for the first episode. I wonder if this is to do with Virgin1 going widescreen? I also wanted to see how their films and documentaries roughly rated.

By the way, I made an edit which tells you the end times, so I believe the rating for Road House is wrong.
rzt
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by Thebenster:
“By the way, I made an edit which tells you the end times, so I believe the rating for Road House is wrong.”

21.00-23.20: Road House: 162,000 (1%)
D.M.N.
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by centrino04:
“I was thinking about that earlier.

I dont think they will split it round the news.

I think for the first week or two they will go for 1 hour shows - which they did last year. Then in the final week go for 8.30pm - 10pm Tues - Thurs, with a 2 hour final from 9pm on the Friday.

The only day they couldnt extend in the final week is the Monday, because it is caught between Coronation St and the News.

I think on the first Friday they will probably have an hour long show, followed by a 30 minute comedy, then the live bushtucker trial, which has to go somewhere too.

They used to split I'm a Celebrity round the news and have evictions later, but I never thought it worked very well.”

What's wrong with doing on Monday's:
19:00 - Emmerdale
19:30 - Corrie
20:30 - I'm a Celebrity

OR have two episodes of Corrie on Sunday, so it would be:
19:00 - Corrie
19:30 - Heartbeat/Royal etc.
20:00 - I'm a Celebrity.

I'm just wondering... on one particular weekend (November 1st and 2nd, they have got to fit in:

*I'm a Celebrity (if it airs round this time - has a date even been confirmed yet?)
*The X-Factor (Saturday or Sunday??; according to Wiki - results show is on the Sunday: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_X_F...UK_series_5%29 - bad move IMO)
*F1: Brazil (final round of season; last ever live ITV1 broadcast)

IF all three clash, it's almost likely one will be bumped. IF The X-Factor is put to Sunday like Dancing on Ice, and if all three are airing at the same time, ITV will have to do something like this:

16:00 - 19:15 - F1
19:15 - 20:00 - The X Factor
20:00 - 20:30 - Corrie (see above)
20:30 - 22:00 - I'm a Celebrity

Some where will have to be a news broadcast.
Andy23
14-06-2008
I'm a Celebrity usually airs much later, last week in Nov, first week in Dec sort of time.

I think the Britain's Got Talent live shows has proved what ITV will do with I'm a Celebrity, they will just start them at 8.30pm
rzt
14-06-2008
Friday 13th June Overnights
BBC1
19.00- The One Show: 3.9m (21.7%)
19.30- Netherlands v France: 5.6m (26.2%) *peak: 7.5m (21.30)
22.00- BBC News: 4.3m (20.3%)
22.35- Friday Night with Jonathan Ross: 3.2m (20.8%)

BBC2
20.00- Gardner's World Live 2008: 1.9m (9.0%)
21.00- Alexei Sayle's Liverpool: 1.3m (5.8%)

ITV1
16.30- Italy v Romania: 3.3m (25%) *peak: 4.7m (18.45)
19.00- Emmerdale: 6.4m (35.6%)
19.30- Coronation Street: 7.6m (39.1%)
20.00- Tonight: 5.4m (26.1%)
20.30- Coronation Street: 7.0m (31.6%)
21.00- A Touch of Frost: 3.9m (18.6%)
23.00- The Late News and Weather: 1.7m (13.3%)

Channel 4 (exc. +1)
21.00- Big Brother: 3.5m (15.8%)
22.00- 8 Out of 10 Cats: 2.8m (13.6%)
22.35- Big Brother: 2.6m (14.9%)

Five
20.00- Police Interceptors: 1.2m (5.6%)
21.00- NCIS: 1.3m (5.8%)
22.00- Shark: 0.9m (4.4%)

E4
23.05- Big Brother's Big Mouth: 430,000 (2%)
23.35- Big Brother: Live: 230,000 (2%)
Delboy_RKO
14-06-2008
Good rating for the Football although I was expecting it to top 6m (average). 7.5 peak is impressive.

Big Brother Live Eviction didnt do very well.
Pepsi_Max_Kid
14-06-2008
8 out of 10 cats did well!
smile371
14-06-2008
oh dear! Not very good for BB at all, bu hopefully it can pull in more viewers as the series goes on!
rzt
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by Delboy_RKO:
“Big Brother Live Eviction didnt do very well.”

Yeh, the 2nd show did really badly. Not a good sign for future weeks.

BB finished about 7 mins before the scheduled end time, and the last 5 mins really brought down the average:
22.35 2.78m
22.40 2.90m
22.45 2.65m
22.50 2.98m
22.55 3.20m
23.00 2.60m
23.05 0.93m

Without the last 5 mins it averaged 2.9m (16%). But the proper overnight has to be 2.6m (15%)
Rooftopcowboy
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by Delboy_RKO:
“Good rating for the Football although I was expecting it to top 6m (average). 7.5 peak is impressive.

Big Brother Live Eviction didnt do very well.”


BB is on too late now IMO

better to swap it with 8 out of 10 cats, and do one long 1.5hour highlights/eviction show

it would rate better against the news than against Jonathan Ross

great ratings for the football, was a great game though
ZoeMcCallister
14-06-2008
Pretty much as expected apart from Tonight-5.4m!! It just shows how well it can do without Eastenders. It will be interesting to see how it rates in the 7pm slot next Monday.

BB a little low and J.Ross hit by ITV and CH4 upping their game.
Lukey37
14-06-2008
I also thought the 2nd show was on too late. They should just bring everything forward 30minutes.
Moloko
14-06-2008
If it was on at 10pm, it would have done better, but I think it is actually worth it. It has weaken opposition on BBC1.
Rooftopcowboy
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by Superstar!:
“If it was on at 10pm, it would have done better, but I think it is actually worth it. It has weaken opposition on BBC1.”

Jonathan Ross didn't have any big name guests last night thigh (Coldplay only sang and weren't interviewed) I didn't see it get advertised as well as it usually does either.
thekingshead
14-06-2008
Quite Low for Big Brother - ouch 2.6m for a live eviction Coronation St's poor quality is howing in it's ratings. Eastenders is the highest rated soap of the week let's hope it can next week too its miles ahead of the rest. Apprentice got the highest show of the week with a massive 8.9m.
PJMillar
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by rzt:
“Friday 13th June Overnights
BBC1
19.00- The One Show: 3.9m (21.7%)
19.30- Netherlands v France: 5.6m (26.2%) *peak: 7.5m (21.30)
22.00- BBC News: 4.3m (20.3%)
22.35- Friday Night with Jonathan Ross: 3.2m (20.8%)

ITV1
19.00- Emmerdale: 6.4m (35.6%)
19.30- Coronation Street: 7.6m (39.1%)
20.00- Tonight: 5.4m (26.1%)
20.30- Coronation Street: 7.0m (31.6%)
21.00- A Touch of Frost: 3.9m (18.6%)

Channel 4 (exc. +1)
21.00- Big Brother: 3.5m (15.8%)
22.00- 8 Out of 10 Cats: 2.8m (13.6%)
22.35- Big Brother: 2.6m (14.9%)”

What an unbelievable performance from 'Tonight', a current affairs show that some of you last week said should be axed, while I waited quietly for it to lap up some ratings praise a few weeks later. You might say, 'Well, it's only done well because EastEnders wasn't on', but the production team were very clever, and the report was in many ways aimed at women homeowners and housewives and it was quite an interesting show.

And that goes for the whole night on ITV, it held up well against a strong BBC line-up - the BBC was not able to hold up on Monday, and I think ITV need to consider airing more drama repeats against Big Brother because that seems to be what's beating it, while airing its documentaries under the 'Tonight' name, because the 'Tonight' brand is very strong and has a good reputation, far greater than Panorama as it relates with the viewer much more IMO.

And also, you can see how much a 2 hour drama can knock the BBC News as well as the Big Brother eviction - it's down almost a million on its usual Friday figure, although still winning its slot and that's because its been in that slot for ages, and therefore viewers are familiar with it, that's why it's important News at Ten goes out Monday to Friday, and ITV forgets all these bad ratings, because lead-in or no lead-in, they will pick up eventually. It takes time - the great thing about ITV of the past was that it judged programmes on quality - and that would always pull through - which is logical. News at Ten is a quality news bulletin and the great thing is - it's always being improved - presentation or content wise improving the viewer appreciation.

For example, look at the second series of Benidorm, it appeals to a younger audience and for some it is very very funny. I find it funny, whereas some people on here find it cheesy and awful. But the first series was slotted in a 10pm slot where it outshone other programmes that year on ITV, but could still only get around 3 million viewers. However, the second series reached heights of 6.5 million viewers, and the finale got 5.7 million viewers - it showed its popularity and the new time slot was really worth it. The new mob at ITV are looking at the long term future by re-commissioning The Fixer and Moving Wallpaper. I just wish that News Knight was re-commissioned, which was good comedy. Because at the moment, I prefer ITV comedy to BBC comedy, despite the lack of quantity.

Sorry for long post.
ZoeMcCallister
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by Lukey37:
“I also thought the 2nd show was on too late. They should just bring everything forward 30minutes.”

Originally Posted by Superstar!:
“If it was on at 10pm, it would have done better, but I think it is actually worth it. It has weaken opposition on BBC1.”

It's the second Coronation Street that has been added that has messed it up. CH4 know if it went up against Corrie it would get thrashed and I suppose it helps the 10pm shows aswell.
ZoeMcCallister
14-06-2008
Originally Posted by PJMillar:
“
And that goes for the whole night on ITV, it held up well against a strong BBC line-up - the BBC was not able to hold up on Monday, and I think ITV need to consider airing more drama repeats against Big Brother because that seems to be what's beating it.

And also, you can see how much a 2 hour drama can knock the BBC News as well as the Big Brother eviction - it's down almost a million on its usual Friday figure, although”

I agree, I remember last year ITV's repeats of Midomer were beating BB aswell. It seems the repeats hold up better than the new documentaries and I think ITV have cleverly scheduled Midsomer/Doc Martin up against the football for the next 2 weeks.
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