All Non PSB ratings articles – Page 33
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RatingsDynamo reappears with 1.2m
Dynamo: Magician Impossible returned for a new series on Watch and conjured up the highest ever overnights for the UKTV-owned channel.
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Ratings4Seven launches with 23k
Channel 4’s new repeats station, 4Seven, intrigued just over 20,000 viewers at launch and peaked with 150,000 later in the evening with Undercover Boss.
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RatingsFalling Skies returns with 300k
Falling Skies, the US alien invasion drama that gave FX one of its highest overnights to date when it debuted last year, returned for a second season with strong numbers.
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RatingsPartridge dips to 137k on Sky Atlantic
A second Alan Partridge special for Sky Atlantic could not match the comedy character’s debut on the channel last week but did manage to top the slot average.
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RatingsSky1’s Starlings ends on 289k
Comedy drama Starlings ended its first run with less than half its debut audience but remained above Sky1’s slot average.
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RatingsYesterday's Bomber Boys smash target
A new film about the sacrifices of Second World War bomber crews managed to boost Yesterday’s usual audience figures by more than 70%.
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RatingsBBC3’s Cherry Healey tackled by football
BBC3’s new series fronted by Cherry Healey lost 30% of its debut audience up against the latest Euro 2012 clash.
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RatingsHit and Miss ends strongly
Paul Abbott’s transgender hitman drama ended its first series on Sky Atlantic with nearly double the channel’s usual audience - as MTV’s Geordie Shore drew its strongest opener to date.
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RatingsAlan Partridge makes Sky Atlantic debut with 216k
Sky Atlantic doubled its usual audience figures with a new comedy block that included shows from Steve Coogan, Armando Iannucci and Kathy Burke.
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RatingsBig names draw big numbers for Radio 1’s Hackney Weekend
BBC3’s coverage of Radio 1’s biggest ever live event drew peaks of around a million viewers for hip-hop artist Jay-Z and pop star Rihanna.
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RatingsDead Boss dips to 440k
BBC3’s new Sharon Horgan comedy Dead Boss took a dip on last week’s debut but remained the most-watched multichannel show in its slot
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RatingsIreland exits Euros with 1.4m
Ireland’s final appearance in the Euro 2012 tournament peaked with more than 1.4m viewers.
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RatingsBBC3's Dead Boss debuts with 500k
New Sharon Horgan sitcom Dead Boss opened with nearly half a million viewers on BBC3, proving the most-watched multichannel show in its slot.
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RatingsSeries low for Mad Men finale
Glossy drama Mad Men ended its fifth season with record figures in the US but reported its lowest audience to date on Sky Atlantic with just 32,000 viewers.
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RatingsBBC4 London doc tops 1m
A BBC4 film about the disasters that London overcame in the 17th century drew more than a million viewers to the channel.
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RatingsMark Wright solo falls short of TOWIE
The Only Way Is Essex star Mark Wright failed to match the success of the ITV2 reality series as his first solo outing drew just 400k viewers.
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RatingsMore good news for Russell Howard
Russell Howard drew the second highest audience for his BBC3 stand-up show as ITV2’s journalism reality series continued to struggle.
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RatingsBedlam returns with 217k
Sky Living’s first scripted drama Bedlam returned for a second series with an above slot average audience but over 100,000 viewers down on the first series opener.
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RatingsMade in Chelsea up on last series
The latest series of E4’s Made in Chelsea has reported a uplift on the previous run.
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RatingsRevenge and Chelsea give E4 a boost
MONDAY: E4’s structured reality series Made in Chelsea scored a series high while the channel’s latest acquisition, Revenge, more than tripled the audience for the slot.