Tuesday 26th December

BBC 1

15:45 Film: Mary Poppins - 2.73m (17.8%) [Peak: 4.48m (25.3%) at 17:55]

18:00 BBC News - 5.17m (27.5%)

18:20 BBC Regional News - 5.26m (27.3%)

18:30 Snow Bears - 4.64m (23.7%) [Peak: 5.19m (26.2%) at 19:20]

19:30 EastEnders - 5.87m (26.9%) [Peak: 6.09m (27.5%) at 19:50]

20:00 Little Women - 3.58m (17.3%) [Peak: 3.80m (18.8%) at 20:05]

21:00 The Miniaturist - 2.99m (15.2%) [Peak: 3.31m (16.1%) at 21:00]

22:30 BBC News - 3.39m (21.6%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

15:30 Film: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial - 1.29m (8.7%) [Peak: 2.06m (12.2%) at 17:35]

17:50 ITV News - 2.79m (15.6%)

18:10 Emmerdale - 4.22m (21.8%) [Peak: 4.86m (24.8%) at 18:30]

18:40 Film: Jurassic World - 5.64m (27.4%) [Peak: 6.65m (31.4%) at 20:25]

21:00 Coronation Street - 5.43m (26.2%) [Peak: 5.79m (27.4%) at 21:05]

22:00 ITV News - 3.78m (20.5%)

22:15 Birds of a Feather (Repeat) - 1.34m (8.5%)

 

Surprised to see Eastenders actually dip from Christmas Day but facing Jurassic World won't have helped and I guess, of all the soaps, Eastenders is going to be most affected by people going out partying. I'm sure the official 7-day figures will tell a different story.

Doctor Who is actually 20k down on last year's Christmas Day rating. Strictly is 710k down but Call the Midwife is up 280k, Eastenders is up 390k and Mrs Brown's Boys is up 670k.

 

Emmerdale is down exactly 1m, Corrie is down 1.05m and Victoria is down 450k on the rating that Maigret got in its slot last year.

 

Christmas Day Top 10 Ratings

7.80m The Queen's Speech

6.80m Mrs Brown's Boys

6.46m Strictly Come Dancing

6.34m Call the Midwife

6.29m Eastenders

5.66m Doctor Who

5.07m Coronation Street

4.02m The Highway Rat

3.73m Emmerdale

3.59m Film: Cinderella

 

Compared to last year:

 

2016 Christmas Day Top 10 Ratings

8.14m The Queen's Speech

7.17m Strictly Come Dancing

6.32m The Great British Bake Off

6.13m Mrs Brown's Boys

6.12m Coronation Street

6.06m Call the Midwife

5.90m Eastenders

5.68m Doctor Who

4.73m Emmerdale

4.65m Film: Frozen

 

No, wait, wait!!

 

I reckon with all the recording viewings of the regeneration, even if it just that bit, the ratings will be MASSIVE!! Inclue worldwide ratinga and worldwide and country viewings of the regenrarion clip at least, Doc Who was by FAR the most viewed new episode from Christmas Day!! Wouldn't surpruse me if 30 million had seen the rgenerarion, either as an online clip or on tv!!

No, wait, wait!!

 

I reckon with all the recording viewings of the regeneration, even if it just that bit, the ratings will be MASSIVE!! Inclue worldwide ratinga and worldwide and country viewings of the regenrarion clip at least, Doc Who was by FAR the most viewed new episode from Christmas Day!! Wouldn't surpruse me if 30 million had seen the rgenerarion, either as an online clip or on tv!!

 

Did you read this story about yourself?

Good to see that Dr Who got the biggest share of the audience on Christmas Day at a time when there was any competition. The only higher share was for a programme that was being shown on BBC1 and ITV at the same time.

Good to see that Dr Who got the biggest share of the audience on Christmas Day at a time when there was any competition. The only higher share was for a programme that was being shown on BBC1 and ITV at the same time.

 

What competition? The end of Harry Potter, Dumbo & Oliver? :lol:

Wednesday 27th December

BBC 1

14:20 Film: Shrek 2 - 2.13m (20.3%)

15:45 The Gruffalo - 2.19m (19.0%)

16:10 Big Hero 6 - 2.71m (19.0%)

17:45 Pointless - 4.19m (23.3%)

18:30 BBC News - 6.01m (30.5%)

18:50 BBC Regional News - 5.95m (30.1%)

19:00 Celebrity Mastermind - 4.03m (19.9%)

19:30 A Question of Sport - 2.95m (13.8%)

20:00 Little Women - 3.11m (15.6%)

21:00 The Miniaturist - 2.85m (14.3%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

17:00 The Chase - 4.12m (25.9%) [Peak: 4.75m (27.6%) at 17:50]

18:00 Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs - 2.93m (16.1%)

18:30 ITV Regional News - 3.62m (18.4%)

18:45 ITV News - 3.80m (19.1%)

19:00 Emmerdale - 5.99m (29.5%)

19:30 Coronation Street - 7.01m (32.8%)

20:00 Film: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - 3.17m (16.7%)

What competition? The end of Harry Potter, Dumbo & Oliver? :lol:

I was referring to the fact that it was beaten by the Queen's Speech whose competition on the other main channel was.... the Queen's Speech.

Thursday 28th December

BBC 1

14:20 Film: Shrek the Third - 1.47m (16.8%)

15:45 The Gruffalo's Child - 1.63m (15.7%)

16:10 Film: How to Train Your Dragon 2 - 1.99m (14.5%)

17:45 Pointless - 4.27m (23.9%)

18:30 BBC News - 5.75m (30.2%)

18:45 BBC Regional News - 5.83m (30.4%)

19:00 Celebrity Mastermind - 4.20m (21.4%)

19:30 Still Open All Hours - 3.42m (16.8%)

20:00 EastEnders - 6.32m (29.2%)

20:30 Little Women - 3.35m (16.9%)

21:30 EastEnders - 4.87m (23.7%)

22:00 BBC News - 4.06m (22.8%)

22:15 BBC Regional News - 4.06m (23.6%)

22:25 Bruno Mars: Live in Harlem - 1.40m (10.1%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

17:00 The Chase - 4.08m (26.4%) [Peak: 4.80m (27.9%) at 17:50]

18:00 Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs - 3.24m (17.9%)

18:30 ITV Regional News - 3.70m (19.5%)

18:45 ITV News - 3.60m (18.8%)

19:00 Emmerdale - 6.00m (29.9%)

20:00 Film: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - 3.03m (15.6%)

22:35 ITV News at Ten - 1.86m (13.4%)

 

The first Eastenders did really well for an out of slot episode, just a shame they couldn't have made it an hour-long to save them from the sub-5m rating at 9:30pm, but even that rating was okay considering.

I was referring to the fact that it was beaten by the Queen's Speech whose competition on the other main channel was.... the Queen's Speech.

 

 

But you said "Good to see that Dr Who got the biggest share of the audience on Christmas Day at a time when there was any competition".

 

Making out that Dr Who got the biggest share of the audience when there was competition and there wasn't any.. it was up against the end of 3 movies.

Yes, so people who were watching those movies weren't going to switch over and miss the ending, do Doc Who did have competition and did well regardless. IVY would never risk going head to head with Who with one of their big programmes as they know who would win.

Pardon the pun :P

Yes, so people who were watching those movies weren't going to switch over and miss the ending, do Doc Who did have competition and did well regardless. IVY would never risk going head to head with Who with one of their big programmes as they know who would win.

 

they weren’t movie premieres though.. if that’s the case, every show on Christmas Day had competition.

It did well, but it didn’t have the biggest share when there was any competition.

But you said "Good to see that Dr Who got the biggest share of the audience on Christmas Day at a time when there was any competition".

 

Making out that Dr Who got the biggest share of the audience when there was competition and there wasn't any.. it was up against the end of 3 movies.

It had competition in the sense that the other major channel was showing a different programme. It doesn't matter whether the film was being shown for the first time or the 101st, it was still a different programme.

Friday 29th December

BBC 1

14:25 Film: Up - 1.70m (16.3%)

15:50 Room on the Broom - 1.70m (14.4%)

16:20 Film: Brave - 2.52m (17.2%) [Peak: 3.19m (19.3%) at 17:35]

17:45 Pointless - 4.61m (25.6%) [Peak: 5.88m (31.1%) at 18:25]

18:30 BBC News - 6.37m (32.1%)

18:45 BBC Regional News - 6.05m (30.3%)

19:00 Celebrity Mastermind - 3.95m (20.0%)

19:30 Tim Vine Travels Through Time Christmas Special - 2.10m (10.3%)

20:00 EastEnders - 5.72m (27.2%) [Peak: 5.91m (27.8%) at 20:20]

20:30 Would I Lie to You? - 3.35m (16.6%)

21:00 BBC News - 3.89m (19.7%)

21:10 BBC Regional News - 3.92m (19.9%)

21:15 Film: Gone Girl - 2.68m (17.0%)

 

ITV (inc. +1)

17:00 The Chase - 4.19m (26.2%) [Peak: 5.02m (29.0%) at 17:50]

18:00 Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs - 2.91m (16.1%)

18:30 ITV Regional News - 3.47m (17.6%)

18:45 ITV News - 3.49m (17.4%)

19:00 Emmerdale - 5.94m (30.0%)

19:30 Coronation Street - 6.93m (33.8%) [Peak: 7.48m (35.5%) at 19:50]

20:00 Film: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - 2.88m (15.2%) [Peak: 3.22m (16.5%) at 21:25]

 

Top 5 Ratings for The Chase:

4.33m (24.3%) - 21/01/13

4.21m (22.4%) - 18/01/13

4.19m (26.2%) - 29/12/17

4.12m (27.8%) - 12/01/17

4.12m (25.9%) - 27/12/17

These Christmas ratings are so bad this year, hopefully the channels can be more inspired next year.

It had competition in the sense that the other major channel was showing a different programme. It doesn't matter whether the film was being shown for the first time or the 101st, it was still a different programme.

 

You’re not making any sense.. Every show on over Christmas had a different programme on another station?

Mrs Browns Boys, Strictly.. had higher shares than Dr Who and they had competition because a different programme was on at the same time. Trying to spin that Dr Who had the biggest share with ‘competition’ is wrong.

Did they make worldwide news or have high yt clip figures like Doc Who though?

 

Doctor Who was on earlier, too when people were busier. I think it's recorded viewers will be higher than the rest.

Did they make worldwide news or have high yt clip figures like Doc Who though?

 

Doctor Who was on earlier, too when people were busier. I think it's recorded viewers will be higher than the rest.

 

you think wrong x

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You’re not making any sense.. Every show on over Christmas had a different programme on another station?

Mrs Browns Boys, Strictly.. had higher shares than Dr Who and they had competition because a different programme was on at the same time. Trying to spin that Dr Who had the biggest share with ‘competition’ is wrong.

Read what I said. I specifically mentioned major channels. Channels that rarely get audiences anywhere near one million do not count as major.