7-day consolidated ratings – Page 34
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RatingsSky Atlantic scores 57% PVR boost
Sky Atlantic has been with us for just over a month now and in that short time has neatly demonstrated the influence of the PVR.
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RatingsBig Fat Gypsy round-up
As Channel 4’s Gypsy caravan reaches the end of the road, consolidated figures show the full extent of the show’s success.
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RatingsSky Atlantic catch-up figures revealed
Consolidated ratings for new channel Sky Atlantic have revealed a healthy boost in figures for dramas Boardwalk Empire and Blue Bloods.
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RatingsGypsies dominate - again
Big Fat Gypsy Weddings is on the brink of a ratings landmark for Channel 4.
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RatingsC4’s Gypsy Weddings up again
Channel 4’s Big Fat Gypsy Weddings continued to boost its ratings success with nearly 2 million viewers recording the doc series.
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RatingsGypsy Weddings grabs extra viewers
Channel 4 series Big Fat Gypsy Weddings has boosted its already impressive overnights performance with nearly 2 million recording the programme.
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RatingsDrama back with a bullet
The immediate future of television drama looked bleak a couple of years ago, but a modest recovery shows the most-watched and recorded programmes of the week to be thrillers such as Above Suspicion and Zen.
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RatingsEastEnders cot death plot draws extra viewers
Consolidated figures have handed a major boost to the New Year’s Eve edition of EastEnders, which featured a controversial cot death storyline and generated thousands of complaints.
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RatingsChristmas catch-up figures revealed
Consolidated ratings have revealed that millions recorded heavyweight shows including EastEnders and Coronation Street – but also boosted figures for new comedy and drama. Stephen Price reports.
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RatingsOut of the Ashes
The Ashes appear to be an early Christmas present for ITV4, while Mad Men, Misfits and Miranda continue to generate generously-sized audiences in the consolidated highlights.
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RatingsDemise of the scheduler has been exaggerated
The common consensus is that viewers are now their own schedulers and viewing live is a thing of the past. But while those further down the EPG are benefiting significantly, the terrestrials continue to draw big live crowds.
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RatingsMerlin magics up extra viewers
Time-shifting wizardry helped BBC1 claim the latest results for top recorded show while two US series and antics in the jungle also benefitted from the ‘R’ button.
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RatingsMonday night drama ends with a big bang
This week, Stephen Price examines the final showdown of the great Monday night drama gunfight, as US sitcom The Big Bang Theory passes a key milestone on E4.
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RatingsWalking Dead and Idiot Abroad rack up strong ratings
The nation’s PVRs boosted ratings for An Idiot Abroad and The Walking Dead by some distance this week while multiple transmissions of The Only Way is Essex demonstrated another way to garner millions. The latest results in Monday’s ‘great dramatic clash’ are also in and there was a boost for ...
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RatingsConslidated figures leave Dave laughing
Consolidated figures prove the popularity of stand up comedy once again as the clash of the Monday night dramas continues.
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RatingsSoaps lather up audiences
This week’s consolidated report considers those stalwarts of the schedules, the soaps; the programmes that deliver between 7 and 10 million viewers to BBC1 and ITV1 on a daily basis.
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RatingsRandom characters rack up ratings
Wizards, aliens, the Kray Twins, spies and an idiot all feature in this week’s consolidated ratings round-up.
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RatingsRecording an appetite for drama
High quality drama, the Inbetweeners and Lord Sugar pushed The X Factor out of the top ten most-recorded programmes for the first week of October.
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RatingsDCI Banks takes on Spooks
This week, in a dramatic network clash, BBC1’s spies and ITV1’s new lugubrious detective went head-to-head. But who arrested the biggest consolidated audience?
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RatingsE4 will miss those Inbetweeners
England in 1912 and ’86 as well as an anti-Marco Polo each vie for attention this week – but it’s those popular spotty teenagers that keep hogging the headlines.