All Digital Focus articles – Page 29
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RatingsCHARTS: E4’s Hollyoaks rides high
E4 had the highest-rated, non-repeat homegrown show of the week: Hollyoaks on Monday at 7pm with 994,000/6%
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RatingsCHARTS: Cuckoo series two falls short
BBC3’s comedy Cuckoo returned after a near two-year hiatus with 654,000/3.8%
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RatingsCHARTS: BBC4 docs storm ahead
BBC4’s Timeshift: Killer Storms And Cruel Winters was the channel’s best, with 690,000/3% at 9pm on Monday
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RatingsCHARTS: Family guy fends off 100
BBC3’s Family Guy achieved 1.2 million/7% Sunday at 10.25pm
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RatingsCHARTS: BBC3 on song with Glasgow
BBC3’s musical drama Glasgow Girls achieved 620,000/4% on Tuesday at 10pm
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RatingsCHARTS: 100 scores best ever E4 launch
E4’s latest US import, sci-fi series The 100, launched with an epic 1.7 million
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RatingsCHARTS: C4’s Tour rides into top 10
C4’s The Armstrong Lie, achieved 900,000 over two-and-a-half hours.
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RatingsCHARTS: BBC3 scores a drama hit
Murdered By My Boyfriend achieved 780,000/3.6% at 9pm on Monday.
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RatingsCHARTS: TOWIE back with a bang
Elsewhere, ITV3 rumbled on murderously, while an unlikely film-off occurred on Sunday night
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RatingsCHARTS: Hollyoaks dazzles for E4
In 2015, Hollyoaks will be 20 years old; but despite recent upstarts like the big bang theorists, it remains a perky stalwart of E4’s schedule
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RatingsCHARTS: ITV3’s sleuths secure results
With pay drama channel ITV Encore heaving in to view, ITV3 was determined to show its sibling upstart how it’s done, with its detective greatest hits. Meanwhile, BBC4 pulled on its white stetson and set off for Dodge City.
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RatingsCHARTS: Mum's the word for E4
The recent round of series culls in the US left The Big Bang Theory untouched and barging on for more
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RatingsJuice refreshes ITV2 audience
Whatever the chief ingredient of the juice of celebrities might be, it’s potent stuff, as ITV2’s comedy panel show breezes inexorably onwards.
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RatingsBGT sees off Eurovision
In Blackadder III, Prince George declared himself as thick as a whale omelette, but even he’d have known a hit when one clouted him.
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RatingsGeorgians boost BBC4
Who would have thought those bewigged Georgians would have such an impact?
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RatingsMushroom doc is magic
This week, in its studious fashion, BBC4 tapped into the magic world of fungi. Elsewhere, ITV2 spawned a new panel show, while E4 banged on with its geeks.
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RatingsBees create a buzz for BBC4
Winnie the Pooh, not one of literature’s great thinkers, was nonetheless prepared to gamble everything if honey was involved, as illustrated by the whole bees/tree/balloon fiasco of legend.
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RatingsBBC4 finds TV gold in Eden
In an unlikely contest this week, it turned out that suburban gardens can hold their own in a stand-off with a backpacked Olympic bronze medallist and porn.