All Ratings articles – Page 481
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RatingsSpartacus returns with 480,000
MONDAY: An orgy of nudity and violence marked the return of Spartacus, which debuted in its new Sky1 slot with nearly half a million viewers.
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RatingsAntiques beats Duran Duran
SUNDAY: BBC1’s Antiques Roadshow beat ITV1’s antiques rock show, as a Duran Duran special underperformed for the commercial broadcaster.
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RatingsITV2 returns to Essex with record figures
SUNDAY: Constructed reality show The Only Way is Essex returned to ITV2 with its biggest ever audience.
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RatingsIsherwood drama draws 1.2m
SATURDAY: The story of writer Christopher Isherwood’s life in Berlin, starring Doctor Who’s Matt Smith, failed to match BBC2’s usual audience figures.
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RatingsLive Frankenstein drama electrifies 440,000
SATURDAY: BBC3’s live music and drama event Frankenstein’s Wedding walked up the aisle with nearly 450,000 viewers - but fell short of the channel’s usual audience figures.
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RatingsComic Relief peaks with 12.4m
FRIDAY: BBC1 telethon Comic Relief once again proved a huge draw for viewers raising a peak audience of 12.4m (48.9%) for the charity appeal.
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RatingsSkins bows out to 380,000
THURSDAY: Long running E4 drama Skins finished with its second lowest audience of the series last night, with just 380,800 viewers (2.2% share) watching at 10pm.
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RatingsComic Relief trek raises 5m
THURSDAY: The latest celebrity-led effort to raise money for Comic Relief drew nearly an audience of nearly 5m to BBC1.
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RatingsCatch-up viewing rocketing
Viewers choosing to catch up on programmes through PVR has already increased 7% this year, and the latest consolidated figures reveal the benefit to broadcasters.
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RatingsTwo-edged sword at BBC3
The new boss of BBC3 will arrive with some big hitting ratings winners already in place, including Junior Doctors, Being Human and EastEnders.
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RatingsGreat British BBC2 revival
BBC2 was very British this week, reviving quintessential British grub before sending us to work. Then it blew our minds with the romantic notion that we are all stardust; mind you, one day the sun’s going to explode. Channel 4, meanwhile, might feel the need to revisit the satirical drawing ...
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RatingsA good week for drama
Waking The Dead and Wild At Heart saw bumper ratings, while footie kicked rugby into touch.
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RatingsDemographic Focus
Explore the ratings breakdown demographically across the main terrestrial and multichannel broadcasters for 7-13 March.
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RatingsGenre Overview
Browse the top 10 children’s, factual, drama, entertainment, sport and current affairs programmes from 7-13 March.
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RatingsTop 30 multichannel programmes
Find out the top 30 multichannel programmes for 7-13 March as well as the share of viewing across digital homes.
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RatingsTop 30 BBC2, Channel 4, Channel 5
Find out the top 30 programmes on BBC2, Channel 4 and Channel 5 from 7-13 March as well as the performance of all the terrestrials across week 10.
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RatingsTop 100 network programmes
Find out who topped the ratings league table for network programming from 7-13 March and browse the top 100.
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RatingsMasterChef outplays football
WEDNESDAY: A vegetarian special of BBC1’s MasterChef outplayed Chelsea’s goalless Champions League draw with FC Copenhagen on ITV1.
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RatingsSeries high for Junior Doctors
TUESDAY: Junior Doctors continued to set pulses racing for BBC3 with another series high for the fly on the wall series.
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RatingsLily Allen doc debuts with 1.3m
TUESDAY: Channel 4’s documentary trailing Lily Allen’s bid to break into retail fashion delivered an audience of more than 1.3m - as Caroline Quentin: A Passage through India continued to struggle on ITV1.