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I predict X Factor began with 8.8m viewers , What does the rest of the fourm think ?
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The start of the new series of The X Factor pulled in an average of 10.2 million viewers on Saturday night.

 

At its peak, the show was watched by more than 11 million people, capturing half the total television audience.

 

The first episode of last year's series drew 9.5 million viewers, with the finale - which saw Leon Jackson win - gaining an audience of 12 million.

 

The new series saw the debut of new judge, Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Cole, who has replaced Sharon Osbourne.

 

Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and Dannii Minogue remain on the panel.

 

Varied auditions

 

In an interview with the Radio Times earlier this month, Minogue revealed that she had a difficult relationship with Osbourne, who quit after four years on the show.

 

"We weren't friends," said Minogue, "We weren't always fighting, but Sharon made it clear that she didn't like me, so she won't be missed. Not by me."

Simon Cowell

Simon Cowell was scathing about some hopefuls

 

She added that the new line-up "works brilliantly", and played down suggestions that there would be friction between her and Cole.

 

In the opening show of the talent search show, Cole was seen leaving the set when a friend from Popstars: The Rivals auditioned, saying it would be "biased" and "weird".

 

Cole was a contestant on the show in 2002 and was chosen to become a member of Girls Aloud.

 

The show contained a series of auditions of varying quality, with duo Dreamtime branded "one of the worst acts I've had on this show" by Cowell.

 

A peak of 11 million, nice.

The X Factor actually got a peak of 12.1m at 20:25, which was 53.6% of the audience. :o

Wow, That's huge.

 

I'm going to change this thread into the X-Factor Ratings thread where people can post the ratings each week.

The X Factor actually got a peak of 12.1m at 20:25, which was 53.6% of the audience. :o

 

20:25?

It was Nikk audition with Cheryl's tears, wasn't it?

20:25?

It was Nikk audition with Cheryl's tears, wasn't it?

Yeah but i don't see how a "good" point of a show would increase ratings. If the peak was 2 million above the average then i assume the low was about 8.5m, so there's a big difference.

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Here is the five minute breakdown, courtesy of rzt at Digital Spy...

 

19:30 - 8.61m (43.4%)

19:35 - 9.44m (46.3%)

19:40 - 9.27m (45.7%)

19:45 - 9.66m (47.1%)

19:50 - 10.27m (48.9%)

19:55 - 10.55m (50.1%)

20:00 - 9.47m (45.6%)

20:05 - 10.58m (48.8%)

20:10 - 10.88m (49.8%)

20:15 - 9.82m (45.9%)

20:20 - 11.58m (52.3%)

20:25 - 12.10m (53.6%)

And these are only the auditions.

 

What do you think when the live shows start.

 

 

And these are only the auditions.

 

What do you think when the live shows start.

It'll drop I reckon by a bit.

When it's up against SCD it's bound to drop slightly, but I can see the ratings holding up above 8m for the entire series anyway.
wow! very high, It was an excellent first episode like
'X Factor' keeps up ratings pace

Monday, August 25 2008, 11:49 BST

 

By Neil Wilkes, Editor

 

 

The X Factor brought in another strong audience to ITV1 on Saturday night, with a peak of almost 11 million viewers.

 

The second episode of this year's series pulled in an average of 9.43m (45.4%) in the hour from 7.30pm, down slightly on the 10.19m (48.2%) for last week's premiere. Spinoff show The Xtra Factor was also a hit, drawing 1.23m to ITV2 at 8.30pm.

 

Source: Digitalspy: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/a126250/x-f...tings-pace.html

 

 

 

 

Good news for the show :cheer:

 

 

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