All Channel Overview articles – Page 29
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RatingsCHARTS: Commandos see off Adie
C4’s Royal Marines Commando School’s solid 2 million/9% (306,000 +1) defeated BBC2’s Kate Adie’s Women Of World War One
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RatingsCHARTS: WWI tribute wins for BBC2
On Monday at 9pm, BBC2’s World War 1 Remembered From Westminster Abbey netted 2.4 million/13% for two hours
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RatingsCHARTS: C4's Singer hits bum note
On Friday, C4 launched The Singer Takes It All to 1.2 million/5.7% (incl +1) at 9pm
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RatingsCHARTS: Dragons roar on Sunday
On Sunday, BBC2’s Dragons’ Den averaged 2.4 million, defeating C4’s drama The Mill
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RatingsCHARTS: Marines win ground for C4
Channel 4 launched Royal Marines Commando School to a very healthy 2.1 million on Monday
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RatingsCHARTS: C5’s OAPs kick up a storm
On Thursday at 9pm, C5’s OAPs Behaving Badly performed strongly with 1.7 million
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RatingsCHARTS: F1 leads the sporting pack
BBC2’s coverage of the British Grand Prix averaged 2.8 million on Sunday.
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RatingsCHARTS: C4 puts in a winning bid
The Auction House launched on Tuesday ahead of C5’s CSI but behind BBC2’s Horizon
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RatingsCHARTS: BBC2 top for sport avoiders
For the non-World Cup channels, it was a week of two halves.
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RatingsCHARTS: BBC2’s BA doc takes off
The glamour of air travel might be extinguished but BBC2 found more mileage in it.
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RatingsCHARTS: BBC2’s joy of Springwatch
Every year as I settle into my ‘it may be raining persistently but summer’s here because it’s the cricket season’ mode, I am beseeched by BBC2 to watch spring.
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RatingsCHARTS: Budding start for RHS Show
Monday brought a clash of quintessentially British obsessions: gardening and weather.
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RatingsBear sees off veg challenge
On Channel 4 this week, a group of stranded, ravenous men of varying handiness dreamed of fine food and wine.
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RatingsBBC2 pots a TV winner
So that’s that then: another year’s wait until a waistcoated world champion contender vigorously chalks his cue while pondering the balls on the baize.
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RatingsMr Drew’s on par with Essex
It probably wasn’t the plan. “So BBC2 and BBC4, if you could commission stuff together, that would be great.” “Yep, of course boss,” each would have chimed.
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RatingsBBC2’s seed fails to grow
Given the furore over BBC1’s ‘Mumblegate’, it’s perhaps ironic that BBC2 should this week show a subtitled drama and the next night play a silent film.
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RatingsBBC2 sows the seeds of a hit
Get out the cloche, pull up the radish, snip the beans and sweep the duckboards – the latest craft to master has arrived.
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RatingsC4 quiz drops off the pace
William G Stewart first introduced us to 15 contestants, 14 of whom were destined to be unlucky, in January 1988. More than a quarter of a century on, and 10 years off the air, his former show has had a bumpy return.
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RatingsMary Berry batters rivals
Mary Berry does a nice line in butter-wouldn’t-dare-melt demureness, but when it comes to ratings, the Queen of Buns is a killer – as all but the denizens of Weatherfield found out on Monday.