All Ratings articles – Page 137
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RatingsITV continues Saturday night form
The Lee Mack hosted quiz The 1% Club debuted with 3.2 million, well ahead of Casualty and Killing Eve on BBC1
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RatingsMasterChef dishes up decent share
Cooking format holding up well despite a decline in audience viewing
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RatingsDavid Attenborough’s Dinosaurs doc unearths 3.4m
GOOD FRIDAY: Single film draws more than 25% share of kids
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RatingsThe Thief, His Wife and the Canoe sets sail solidly
EASTER WEEKEND: ITV drama opens well as Romeo & Duet and Idris Elba’s Fight School make slower starts
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RatingsSky Max’s League suffers bumpy road trip
A League Of Their Own Road Trip failed to match 2021’s expedition
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RatingsPutin beaten by Matt Baker
The second episode of Putin, Russia and The West on BBC4 totalled 432k
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RatingsGazza scores 1.1m for BBC2
WEDNESDAY: Grand Designs spin-off edges C4 ahead of footballing doc
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RatingsGenres - 28-day consolidated (January 2022)
Including top 10 drama, entertainment and factual
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RatingsBBC3 struggles to make its mark
Channel returns to a very different linear landscape, with viewing down across the board
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RatingsInjustice strikes a chord with viewers
BBC1’s Four Lives beats ITV’s Hillsborough story Anne as the two true-life dramas go head to head
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RatingsCrime and jail dramas drop after debuts
BBC1’s The Responder and C4’s Screw both ended with solid ratings but didn’t quite live up to their launches, says Stephen Price
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RatingsSky society drama pulls in ABC1s
The Gilded Age does well with upmarket demographic, while C4’s Celebs Go Dating loses key 16-24s
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RatingsComedy duo come back stronger
BBC2’s Mandy scores highest rating yet, while Toast Of Tinseltown beats previous incarnation on Channel 4
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RatingsDerry Girls’ final series opens with 1.6m
TUESDAY: Channel 4 comedy launches well, but can’t match its last outing three years ago
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RatingsMatt Baker travels well on More 4
Matt Baker: Travels with Mum & Dad opened its four-part run with 542,000
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RatingsITV bomb doc can’t match The Split
MONDAY: BBC1 drama The Spilt took the spoils at 9pm on a low-key night for the PSBs, as ITV’s Manchester bombing doc delivered only a small audience
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