Production – Page 591
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RATINGS - Growing weary of power, corruption and lies.
BBC 1's fantastical life story of disgraced peer Jeffrey Archer failed to interest viewers as the satirical drama lost nearly 1 million viewers within five minutes of it starting, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsSpielberg's latest breaks ratings records
Steven Spielberg's latest TV show is already beating ratings records after just one episode
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RatingsLinda Green loses viewers to Jamie Oliver
Viewers are certainly not amused by BBC 1's line up on Tuesdays as both Wild Westand Linda Greencontinued to lose viewers and were convincingly beaten by Channel 4, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsStan the Man gets the can
ITV 1's ratings failure Stan the Man was quietly dumped from the broadcaster's peaktime schedule allowing its replacement to secure viewers, writes Jon Rogers
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Ewan McGregor sees off Newsnight
Channel 4's short film Solid Geometry, despite being heavily promoted and starring Ewan McGregor could only manage a reasonable performance last night, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsAttenborough wins ratings battle
BBC 1's Life of Mammals picked up an extra 400,000 viewers as ITV 1's documentary on car thieves failed to inspire, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsUnited deliver for Fergie but not for ITV
ITV 1's midweek formula of soaps and live European Champions League football suffered a setback last night (27 November), as BBC 1 picked itself up after a string of poor peaktime performances, writes Luke Satchell
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RatingsStan the Man loses another million viewers
ITV 1 comedy drama series Stan the Man has failed to arrest its ratings slide, shedding a further one million viewers last night, writes Luke Satchell
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RATINGS - All smiles as BBC 2 comedy comes up trumps.
BBC 2's recent spate of successful comedies continued apace this week with Dead Ringers transferring successfully from BBC Radio 4 to the small screen, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsLavish costume dramas make unspectacular debuts
BBC 1 and ITV 1 unveiled their showpiece autumn period dramas this weekend to a muted reception from the viewing public, with neither of the lavish productions managing to win their slots, writes Luke Satchell
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RatingsCeleb Big Brother sheds nearly 3m viewers
Viewing figures for the new Celebrity Big Brother took a dive last night (21 November), but Channel 4 will not be complaining, as it still managed to beat its main rivals in peaktime for the third night in a row proving its trend of peaktime victories is likely to continue ...
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RatingsC4 sitting pretty as Celebrity Big Brother pulls over 7m
The return of Celebrity Big Brother proved a massive pull for Channel 4 last night (20 November), returning its best-ever first night figures and ensuring the channel left its main rivals for dead in peaktime for the second night running, writes Luke Satchell
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RatingsJamie's Kitchen cooks up ratings feast for C4
Ubiquitous TV chef Jamie Oliver and his unlikely team of helpers last night helped Channel 4 to its highest peaktime ratings share since the end of Big Brother 3, writes Luke Satchell
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RatingsDead Ringers pushes 4 million viewers on debut
New impressions show Dead Ringersmade a successful transition from BBC Radio 4 to BBC 2 last night, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsFoyle's War dominates Sunday night
ITV 1's wartime drama Foyle's War, starring Michael Kitchen, looks like it may well live up to its billing as 'the new Morse', after holding-on to over 9 million viewers for two hours last night, writes Jon Rogers
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RATINGS ANALYSIS - How much reality can viewers take?
Broadcasters are increasingly relying on reality television to deliver audiences without the risks and costs of drama. But for how much longer will viewers have an appetite for Big Brother and Popstars?
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RATINGS - Low turnout for BBC 1's New Labour drama.
BBC 1's drama about the rise of New Labour proved to be a complete turn-off for viewers this week despite huge media interest, writes Jon Rogers