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 Jan 11 2015, 09:28 PM
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Alongside our official ratings thread (which includes 7 days of consolidated ratings released by BARB), we will also now be posting the overnight ratings each day. So to kick things off, here are last night's ratings:
Saturday 10th January 2015 BBC One Pointless Celebrities: 4.35m (25.5%) Now You See It: 5.01m (25.3%) The Voice UK: 8.09m (35.9%) National Lottery: 4.87m (22.7%) Casualty: 4.97m (23.5%) Match of the Day: 3.46m (24.2%) BBC Two Dad's Army: 2.28m (10.6%) ITV Harry Hill's Stars In Their Eyes: 3.41m (15.3%) Take Me Out: 3.18m (14.5%) Skyfall: 2.4m (11.9%) Channel 4 Tsunami - 10 Years On: 781k (3.5%) Bad Teacher: 1.07m (5.2%) Channel 5 Celebrity Big Brother: 2.05m (10.6%) [Source: Digital Spy] |
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Jan 11 2015, 09:34 PM
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Assuming that figure for Stars In Their Eyes doesn't include HD? I mean That has to be a terrible result either way.
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Jan 11 2015, 09:35 PM
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QUOTE(J▼hnkm @ Jan 11 2015, 09:34 PM)  Assuming that figure for Stars In Their Eyes doesn't include HD? I mean That has to be a terrible result either way. It does include HD, but not +1. Such an awful performance for a much hyped comeback. It got the ratings it deserved, the show was atrocious. |
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Jan 11 2015, 09:36 PM
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QUOTE(April @ Jan 11 2015, 09:35 PM) It does include HD, but not +1. Such an awful performance for a much hyped comeback. It got the ratings it deserved, the show was atrocious. Next week will likely see a collapse in viewers. |
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Jan 11 2015, 09:41 PM
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ITV seems to just be re-showing all of its Christmas programmes - Skyfall last night and there was the likes of Miranda being shown again.
Those are good ratings for The Voice - only slightly down on last year's opening overnight figure of 8.37m. The blind auditions seem to have better ratings than the rest of the show which seems odd in writing. |
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Jan 11 2015, 09:43 PM
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I'm very impressed with how well The Voice holds up during the auditions each year considering the criticism that surrounds it each year.
A poor result for Stars in Their Eyes too, no doubt helped by being up against The Voice but yes, the drop next week will no doubt be laughable. |
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Jan 11 2015, 09:44 PM
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It's a cruel summer.
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The voice ratings seem really good and I can see stars in their eyes under 2M views, possibly even under 1.5M next week.
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Jan 11 2015, 09:54 PM
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The Voice UK launch episodes - overnight ratings
Series 1: 8.43m (37.6%) Series 2: 6.24m (26.9%) Series 3: 8.37m (34.8%) Series 4: 8.05m (35.9%) I'd say this year's opening episode has held up quite well - especially since The X Factor have been dropping a lot with its latest series. |
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Jan 11 2015, 10:13 PM
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What went wrong with Series 2? Did it clash with something or was aired on a Friday?
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Jan 11 2015, 10:19 PM
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I think it clashed with Britain's Got Talent and it lost all its hype after the live shows from the previous year. IIRC it managed to build back up it's audience as people warmed to the audition process again. Then I think the change of 'coaches' helped the show to stabilise for Series 3 and people being more aware of what the show was.
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Jan 11 2015, 10:55 PM
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You know I actually enjoyed SITE. Yes it was basically just Harry doing TV Burp under a different banner, but it was good fun. I'm not sure it would be appointment TV for me though, more just something I would watch if nothing else is on.
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Jan 12 2015, 02:31 PM
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Haha, I loved SITE... it's the first Saturday night program I've watched since Harry Hill's TV burp.... I thought Adele was hysterical
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Jan 12 2015, 04:47 PM
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Sunday 11th January 2015
BBC One Celebrity Mastermind: 4.54m (22.0%) Countryfile: 6.04m (27.8%) Still Open All Hours: 6.37m (27.3%) Antiques Roadshow: 5.44m (22.0%) Last Tango In Halifax: 5.69m (22.9%) BBC Two Live Darts Coverage: 2.54m (11.1%) Into The Volcano: 1.14m (5.0%) Racing Legends: 770k (5.5%) ITV All Star Family Misfortunes: 2.99m (13.2%) Foyle's War: 4.33m (17.5%) Channel 4 Phil Spencer - Secret Agent: 845k (3.7%) The Hotel: 1.44m (5.8%) Walking The Nile: 1.74m (7.0%) Channel 5 Celebrity Big Brother: 2.37m (9.6%) [Top 20 programmes of last week coming in a moment...] |
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Jan 12 2015, 04:54 PM
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Very strong night for BBC One and it's impressive that 'Still Open All Hours' is holding up so well! I can definitely see it coming back for a second series which I hadn't anticipated after reading criticism of 2013's Christmas special.
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Jan 12 2015, 05:01 PM
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I'm quite surprised by that, I watched a few minutes over Christmas and cringed so hard I nearly broke my face.
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Jan 12 2015, 05:16 PM
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Top 20 overnight ratings from 5-11th January
01. The Voice UK: 8.05m (35.9%) [BBC One, Saturday at 7pm] 02. Coronation Street: 7.81m (34.4%) [ITV, Monday at 7:30pm] 03. EastEnders: 7.79m (35.9%) [BBC One, Tuesday at 7:30pm] 04. Coronation Street: 7.58m (34.7%) [ITV, Friday at 7:30pm] 05. Coronation Street: 7.40m (31.6%) [ITV, Friday at 8:30pm] 06. Broadchurch: 7.25m (28.9%) [ITV, Monday at 9pm] 07. Coronation Street: 7.24m (33.3%) [ITV, Wednesday at 7:30pm] 08. EastEnders: 7.04m (32.9%) [BBC One, Thursday at 7:30pm] 09. EastEnders: 7.04m (31.1%) [BBC One, Friday at 8pm] 10. Death In Paradise: 6.91m (29.7%) [BBC One, Thursday at 9pm] 11. Silent Witness: 6.66m (29.5%) [BBC One, Tuesday at 9pm] 12. Coronation Street: 6.64m (26.3%) [ITV, Monday at 8:30pm] 13. EastEnders: 6.63m (28.6%) [BBC One, Thursday at 8:30pm] 14. Emmerdale: 6.60m (30.9%) [ITV, Monday at 7pm] 15. Emmerdale: 6.48m (31.2%) [ITV, Friday at 7pm] 16. Silent Witness: 6.42m (27.6%) [BBC One, Wednesday at 9pm] 17. Still Open All Hours: 6.37m (27.3%) [BBC One, Sunday at 7:30pm] 18. EastEnders: 6.30m (26.9%) [BBC One, Wednesday at 8:30pm] 19. Emmerdale: 6.29m (30.2%) [ITV, Tuesday at 7pm] 20. Emmerdale: 6.27m (31.2%) [ITV, Thursday at 7pm] |
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Jan 12 2015, 06:18 PM
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I'm hoping 'Broadchurch' can sustain the audience throughout the series. The first episode was probably boosted by intrigue into what the second series was about and I'm wondering if the current lack of a 'whodunnit' will hurt it.
A strong start for 'Death in Paradise' too 
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Jan 13 2015, 12:05 PM
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Monday 12th January 2015
BBC One Inside Out: 4.17m (18.9%) EastEnders: 7.45m (31.9%) Panorama: 2.95m (12.5%) Silent Witness: 5.49m (22.1%) BBC Two University Challenge: 3.06m (13.1%) Only Connect: 2.43m (10.3%) Horizon: 1.87m (7.5%) Backchat: 1.11m (6.0%) ITV Mel & Sue: 888k (8.1%) Emmerdale: 6.54m (30.9%) Coronation Street: 7.73m (34.9%) On The Road: 2.88m (12.3%) Coronation Street: 7.71m (32.5%) Broadchurch: 5.57m (22.4%) Channel 4 Dispatches: 1.51m (6.4%) Food Unwrapped: 1.86m (7.8%) The Undateables: 1.62m (6.5%) Bodyshockers: 1.13m (6.9%) Channel 5 Storage - Flog The Loft: 542k (2.3%) Celebrity Big Brother: 1.97m (7.9%) |
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Jan 13 2015, 05:31 PM
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It looks like more Uni Challenge viewers are now sticking around for Only Connect. A good thing too
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Jan 13 2015, 07:06 PM
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Disappointing to see a big fall for 'Broadchurch' but, as I said above, the first episode will have been boosted by hype and intrigue. Hopefully, it will be able to sustain itself from this point and perhaps increase once the storyline for the series establishes itself. I guess 'Silent Witness' also hurt it considering it was moved to Monday this week.
Not sure what the usual ratings are like for 4pm on ITV but I expected higher for 'Mel & Sue'! |
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