tbh not great for I'm A Celebrity last night when it was gifted the weather to drag viewers in. Not surprising to see Strictly get a series high!

Monday 11th December

BBC 1

19:00 The One Show - 4.04m (20.2%)

19:30 Panorama - 2.57m (12.5%)

20:00 EastEnders - 6.06m (28.5%)

20:30 Would I Lie to You? - 3.14m (14.2%)

21:00 The Real Marigold on Tour - 3.73m (17.9%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

19:00 Emmerdale - 6.49m (32.5%)

19:30 Coronation Street - 7.35m (35.7%)

20:00 The Martin Lewis Money Show - 3.50m (16.5%)

20:30 Coronation Street - 6.67m (30.1%)

21:00 Bancroft - 5.48m (26.2%)

Wow, 5.5m is not half bad for a show that was going to be buried on ITV Encore!

Didn't realise that! I suppose being in I'm a Celeb's spot may have helped - obviously viewers of that show will know the final was on Sunday but I do think people check to see what's replacing it. Will be interesting to see how it holds up the rest of the week with a bit more competition from the BBC.

Series 06 (2009) - 16.28m

Series 07 (2010) - 17.72m

 

Man aliiive who were on these shows??

 

I'm A Celeb is actually MUCH bigger than X Factor with thr averages shown like that, with the averages being more important for advertising. That's where the money should go- it seems relatively cheap to make, with the money going into celebrity wages.

Tuesday 12th December

BBC 1

19:00 The One Show - 3.80m (20.1%)

19:30 EastEnders - 6.06m (30.6%)

20:00 Holby City - 4.37m (20.7%)

21:00 The A Word - 2.89m (14.1%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

17:00 The Chase - 4.02m (28.3%)

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19:00 Emmerdale - 6.20m (30.8%)

19:30 Save Money: Good Food - 2.76m (14.0%)

20:00 How to Spend it Well at Christmas with Phillip Schofield - 3.38m (16.0%)

21:00 Bancroft - 4.22m (20.7%)

 

Very pleasing to see Eastenders starting to get more 6m+ ratings now. Holby City still riding the success of last week too.

 

The A Word had a series average of 3.05m, over 1m down on the series average of the first series (4.25m) and makes it one of the lowest averaging dramas of 2017, but it did face tougher competition than other similarly averaging shows and was at least consistent.

 

Bancroft down 1.26m so it seems The A Word did affect it. I reckon it could be slightly up tonight - it faces The Apprentice which is higher rating than The A Word but then it's not a drama so the audiences may be different.

 

Added in the rating for The Chase as it passed the 4m mark, putting it in the Top 5 of its best ever ratings:

Wednesday 13th December

BBC 1

19:00 The One Show - 2.93m (15.4%)

20:00 Mary Berry's Country House Secrets - 2.86m (13.8%)

21:00 The Apprentice - 5.01m (22.9%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

19:00 Emmerdale - 5.97m (32.1%)

19:30 Coronation Street - 6.61m (33.9%)

20:00 Gino's Italian Coastal Escape - 3.65m (18.4%)

20:30 Coronation Street - 5.74m (26.6%)

21:00 Bancroft - 3.91m (17.9%)

 

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BARB's 28-Day Data (6th November - 12th November)

14.01m Blue Planet II (+560k)

11.81m Strictly Come Dancing (Sat) (+70k)

11.52m Strictly Come Dancing (Sun) (+60k)

8.49m Coronation Street (Mon; P2) (+80k)

8.48m Coronation Street (Mon; P1) (+70k)

8.30m Howard's End (+770k)

8.06m Coronation Street (Wed; P1) (+50k)

7.73m Doc Martin (+390k)

7.17m Eastenders (Mon) (+140k)

7.17m Emmerdale (Mon) (+30k)

 

6.84m The Apprentice (+80k)

5.71m The X Factor (Sat) (+70k)

5.38m The X Factor (Sun) (+60k)

5.01m The A Word (+680k)

 

2.32m The Big Bang Theory (+170k)

2.04m Detectorists (+350k)

1.64m The Walking Dead (+140k)

 

Doc Martin had a series average of 7.41m.

X Factor really can't justify taking 2+ hours of primetime anymore

tbf it CAN when the likes of Cannonball, the latest ITV Saturday night show was getting below 2m. It’s more can it justify the amount of money it costs?

Yep, the problem of X Factor is there's absolutely nothing to replace it at the same rating level despite doing so poorly! It will survive as long as there's no viable alternative.

 

They would end up as the same situation as Dancing On Ice which was axed for poor ratings by its own standards but then they had nothing to replace it so lost 2-3m viewers in that slot. And now they've ended up bringing it back because they never found a replacement!

Thursday 14th December

BBC 1

19:00 The One Show - 3.37m (18.7%)

19:30 EastEnders - 5.69m (30.3%)

20:00 The Apprentice: Why I Fired Them - 1.96m (10.1%)

21:00 Love, Lies and Records - 2.80m (14.6%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

19:00 Emmerdale - 6.11m

19:30 The Butcher Surgeon: A Scandal Uncovered - 2.66m (14.3%)

20:00 Emmerdale - 6.32m (32.8%)

20:30 Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs - 4.16m (21.5%)

21:00 Bancroft - 4.41m (23.0%)

 

Shame to see LLR drop to its lowest overnight after gradually climbing from its second week drop, but it seems Bancroft has gained attention throughout the week as it out rated Tuesday and Wednesday's ratings. Really good ratings for Emmerdale last night.

Friday 15th December

BBC 1

19:00 The One Show - 3.13m (18.4%)

19:30 A Question of Sport - 2.50m (14.0%)

20:00 EastEnders - 5.49m (29.9%)

20:30 Still Open All Hours (Repeat) - 1.99m (10.5%)

21:00 Have I Got News for You - 3.77m (19.5%)

21:30 Mrs Brown's Boys (Repeat) - 2.64m (14.2%)

22:35 The Graham Norton Show - 2.50m (22.9%) [22:45-23:30]

 

ITV (inc. +1)

19:00 Emmerdale - 5.66m (33.2%)

19:30 Coronation Street - 6.35m (35.6%)

20:00 Judge Rinder's Crown Court - 2.28m (12.4%)

20:30 Coronation Street - 5.91m (31.3%)

21:00 I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! Coming Out - 4.57m (24.1%)

Full update will come tonight, but Strictly averaged 11.70m (56.2%) last night with a peak of 13.06m (60.2%) in the last 5 minutes.

 

Meanwhile, all of ITV's programmes from 18:30 onwards averaged under 1m.

ITV had an absolute shocker yesterday! Their highest rating all day being below 2m is appalling :o

Floppyenders

Saturday 16th December

BBC 1

17:40 Pointless Celebrities - 4.99m (29.9%) [Peak: 7.05m (39.3%) at 18:25]

18:30 Strictly Come Dancing: The Final - 11.70m (56.2%) [Peak: 13.06m (60.2%) at 20:55]

21:00 Michael McIntyre's Big Show - 6.76m (36.5%) [Peak: 8.57m (44.3%) at 21:00]

22:00 BBC News - 5.24m (32.8%)

22:20 Match of the Day - 3.40m (27.7%)

23:45 The NFL Show - 709k (10.7%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

18:30 Film: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - 968k (4.8%)

21:45 ITV News - 794k (4.4%)

22:00 Film: The Hangover - 869k (7.1%)

23:55 Tonight at the London Palladium - 275k (4.8%)

 

BBC 2

21:00 Feud: Bette and Joan - 1.39m (7.5%)

22:00 Feud: Bette and Joan - 1.02m (6.5%)

 

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Credit goes to Hassaan13 on Digital Spy Forums:

 

Strictly was over 10m from 18:40, 11m by 18:50, 12m by 19:35 and dipped above and below the mark until finally reaching 13m in the last 5 minutes.

 

The demographics were as follows:

 

C4-15: 883k (51.8%) 7.5% skew

16-34: 1.09m (42.5%) 9.3% skew

35-44: 1.01m (47.5%) 8.7% skew

45-54: 1.86m (54.4%) 15.9% skew

55-64: 2.30m (58.0%) 19.7% skew

65+: 4.54m (64.9%) 38.8% skew

 

Strictly Come Dancing Finale Ratings

2004 - 07.80m (43.0%) [peak: 09.70m (51.0%)] | 08.90m (43.0%) [peak: 09.70m (46.0%)]

2004 - 09.00m (39.0%) [peak: 10.00m (42.0%)] | 10.60m (44.0%) [peak: 11.50m (48.0%)]

2005 - 10.40m (41.5%) [peak: 00.00m (00.0%)] | 10.00m (37.9%) [peak: 11.40m (45.0%)]

2006 - 10.50m (47.9%) [peak: 00.00m (00.0%)] | 11.70m (46.8%)

2007 - 10.90m (49.3%) [peak: 12.59m (53.8%)] | 11.40m (46.8%) [peak: 12.36m (50.1%)]

2008 - 11.58m (47.4%) [peak: 00.00m (00.0%)] | 12.21m (49.7%) [peak: 13.26m (53.9%)]

2009 - 10.05m (41.5%) [peak: 00.00m (00.0%)] | 10.42m (42.3%) [peak: 11.41m (46.2%)]

2010 - 12.97m (45.8%) [peak: 14.47m (50.7%)] | 13.08m (47.6%) [peak: 14.10m (51.7%)]

2011 - 12.18m (48.2%) [peak: 13.25m (51.4%)] | 11.93m (45.8%)

2012 - 12.35m (49.1%) [peak: 13.97m (53.1%)] | 12.11m (46.4%) [peak: 13.43m (50.8%)]

2013 - 11.48m (48.1%) [peak: 12.32m (49.1%)] | 11.48m (45.8%) [peak: 12.57m (48.7%)]

2014 - 10.65m (46.4%) [peak: 11.46m (48.7%)] | 10.21m (42.8%) [peak: 11.20m (47.8%)]

2015 - 10.98m (50.1%) [peak: 00.00m (00.0%)] | 11.01m (48.4%)

2016 - 11.83m (53.5%) [peak: 13.10m (57.8%)]

2017 - 11.70m (56.2%) [peak: 13.06m (60.2%)]

 

Strictly Come Dancing Series Averages

Series 01 (2004) - not enough figures available

Series 02 (2004) - not enough figures available

Series 03 (2005) - 08.09m (34.9%)

Series 04 (2006) - 08.29m (37.2%) +3%/+7%

Series 05 (2007) - 08.72m (38.3%) +5%/+3%

Series 06 (2008) - 09.22m (37.4%) +6%/-2%

Series 07 (2009) - 08.50m (35.0%) -8%/-6%

Series 08 (2010) - 10.51m (40.9%) +24%/+17%

Series 09 (2011) - 10.14m (40.3%) -4%/-2%

Series 10 (2012) - 09.97m (39.3%) -2%/-3%

Series 11 (2013) - 09.82m (40.5%) -2%/+3%

Series 12 (2014) - 09.36m (40.6%) -5%/+0.2%

Series 13 (2015) - 09.62m (42.3%) +3%/+4%

Series 14 (2016) - 09.87m (44.3%) +3%/+5%

Series 15 (2017) - 10.10m (45.4%) +2%/+3%

The Apprentice got 6.5m!

Do we have any figures for Sports Personality of the Year at all yet?

 

Thanks.

 

 

22:20 Match of the Day - 3.40m (27.7%)

23:45 The NFL Show - 709k (10.7%)

 

The only two shops of BBC smaller than X Factor that day then!! :lol:

 

Those ITV figures though - surprised The Hangiver didn't do better for them.

 

Oh wow BBC2 airs Brett and Joan!! If xomvined they only have 20% on a Late Sat nighr, are the rest watchin Family Guy or somethin?

Oh wow BBC2 airs Brett and Joan!! If xomvined they only have 20% on a Late Sat nighr, are the rest watchin Family Guy or somethin?

 

I can assure you that I am not on BBC2.