All Ratings articles – Page 384
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RatingsI’m a Celebrity finale draws 9.4m
Eastenders actress Charlie Brooks was named queen of the jungle in front of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!’s lowest finale since 2008 - as The X Factor semi-final sunk to a seven-year low.
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RatingsJohn Bishop pulls in 3m
John Bishop’s two-part review of the year opened with a sub-par audience of 3m for BBC1.
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RatingsHomeland scores 2.2m
Homeland secured its second highest audience of the series, as both X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing results shows hit lows.
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RatingsYoung Apprentice hires record low audience
BBC1’s Young Apprentice slumped to a record low for the second time in consecutive weeks at 8pm, and BBC2’s Great Continental Railway Journeys beat BBC1 at 9pm on Thursday.
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RatingsHugh Grant press doc flounders
Channel 4’s documentary following Hugh Grant and the Hacked Off campaign in the run up to the Leveson report failed to make a splash.
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RatingsHeston extends lead over Dara
Heston Blummenthal’s Fantastical Food continued to beat Dara O Briain’s Science Club, which lost members and fell below 1m for the first time on Tuesday.
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RatingsGadget Man wipes a third of viewers
Stephen Fry’s gadget escapades took a downward turn after his Channel 4 show lost around a third of its viewers on Monday.
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RatingsX Factor quarter-final draws 8m
The X Factor pulled in its second lowest live audience of the series on Saturday as Merlin climbed to a series high.
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RatingsSebastian Vettel F1 victory clinches season record audience
Sebastian Vettel’s Formula 1 championship winning drive in Brazil drew a season-high audience for BBC1, as Peep Show returned to Channel 4 with a seven year low.
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RatingsMe and Mrs Jones bows out on low
Me and Mrs Jones, BBC1’s sitcom from the makers of Sherlock, ended on Friday with a series low and was beaten by a David Attenborough doc on BBC2.
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RatingsHatfields & McCoys saga ends on series low
Channel 5’s Kevin Costner drama Hatfields & McCoys bowed out with its lowest audience of the series as ITV4’s Europa League coverage performed well.
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RatingsFreddie Flintoff punches below weight for Sky 1
Former England cricketer Freddie Flintoff’s attempt to become a professional boxer hooked a slightly below average audience for Sky1.
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RatingsStrictly's Wembley outing draws 10m
Strictly Come Dancing’s Wembley extravaganza was more than a million viewers down on last year, but still triumphed over The X Factor.
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RatingsStripping pays off for BBC2
BBC2 was like Gypsy Rose Lee this week, with all its stripping success.
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RatingsViewers flock to taboo TV
Congressman Brody’s taboos in Homeland are pretty dark, what with his central role in international terrorism aided by some barking plot wrangling – and oh, for goodness sake, just put those two ridiculous kids in jail and be done with it.
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RatingsE4 top with a bigger Bang
For one last hurrah, Ms Lund’s pullies are back with some Danish murdering. Meanwhile, one of the biggest shows in the US displayed its credentials here, while in this era of ‘Big History’, there’s more about where on earth we all came from.
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RatingsJungle Rescue for ITV
I’m A Celeb puts the broadcaster back on top as BBC1’s Children In Need fails to match up to last year
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RatingsJimmy Savile follow-up breaks Exposure records
ITV1’s follow-up documentary to its Exposure: Jimmy Savile investigation outperformed the original film, informing an audience of over 2m.
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RatingsLast Tango in Halifax takes to floor with 6.16m
BBC1’s romantic drama Last Tango in Halifax got off to a strong start - as Chelsea’s Champions League hopes were left on a knife edge in front of 3.75m viewers.
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RatingsStephen Fry: Gadget Man boots up more than 2m
Stephen Fry’s exploration of cutting edge technology booted up with a strong start for Channel 4 - beating BBC1’s Panorama.