All Ratings articles – Page 481
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RatingsMan U tackles MasterChef final
MasterChef ended its current run with 5.6m (21.8%), but was dwarfed by the action at Old Trafford, with ITV1’s live Champions League coverage peaking with 8.5m (32.3%).
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RatingsHeston's Feast ties with hospital doc
BBC2 and Channel 4 were neck and neck at 9pm last night, with the return of Heston’s Feasts and a look inside Great Ormond Street tied with 2.4m (9.8%).
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RatingsMatt Smith's Doctor Who debuts with 8m
Matt Smith first turn as Doctor Who was watched by 8m (35.3% share) on BBC1 last Saturday (3 April).
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RatingsJordan beats Lohan in ratings clash
Lindsay Lohan’s investigation into child trafficking for BBC3 was hammered in the ratings by viewers looking for more feelgood fare on ITV2 with model Katie Price.
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RatingsAshes returns with 5.5m
BBC1 drama Ashes to Ashes returned for its third and final run on Good Friday with its lowest series debut to date.
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RatingsFrost ends with 8.3m
Long-running ITV1 crime drama A Touch of Frost bowed out with 8.3m (34%) last night, its best audience in more than three years.
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RatingsCanoe Man makes a splash on BBC4
BBC4 drama Canoe Man drew more than 800,000 viewers last night, more than three times the average audience for the channel’s midweek 9pm slot.
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RatingsArsenal clash scores 7.8m for ITV1
ITV1’s coverage of last night’s Champions League clash between Arsenal and Barcelona aggressively tackled all comers, peaking at 7.82m (31%).
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RatingsCougar Town snares half a million
Courteney Cox’s new comedy Cougar Town debuted on Living with 584,300 (2.4%) last night, helping the channel to beat all of the main digital competitors bar ITV2.
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RatingsC4 maternity series delivers 3.1m
Channel 4 documentary series One Born Every Minute ended its eight-part run with 3.1m (12.8%) last night.
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RatingsIndian cricket scores for ITV4
Half a league, half a league onward as Alfred, Lord Tennyson described the futile Charge of the Light Brigade. No such gloom among Sky 1 and ITV4’s respective leagues in this week’s line-up; each will be, in their own way, rather chuffed.
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RatingsNo Flash in the pan for C4
A good week for Channel 4 with its 8pm and 9pm brands storming the citadel of the top 10, and BBC2 still showing us that even though the universe we live in is big, viewers want to know what might be out there. And FlashForward is back with more mania, ...
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RatingsIt’s the end of an era at ITV
As The Bill prepares to bow out, can the schedule’s remaining shows hit the same audience figures?
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RatingsChancellors debate draws 1.67m
Channel 4’s live debate between Chancellor Alistair Darling and his two would-be successors drew 1.67m (6.6% share) at 8pm last night.
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RatingsHarry Hill trumps Over the Rainbow
Harry Hill managed to prevent BBC1 from dominating Saturday night with his ITV1 shows You’ve Been Framed and TV Burp.
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RatingsDancing On Ice ends on 8.8m
Dancing on Ice skated to a big finish on ITV1 last night as former Emmerdale actress Hayley Tamaddon was crowned the winner.
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RatingsThe Bill arrests 4.5m
The Bill recorded its highest audience of the current series last night, ahead of ITV1’s decision to axe the long-running police drama.
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RatingsDahl debuts with 2.4m
Sophie Dahl’s new cookery show failed to serve up a healthy audience for BBC2 last night while Channel 4 filled up with Supersize v Superskinny.
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RatingsFlashForward returns with 2m
US drama FlashForward made a reasonable return to Five at 9pm yesterday, in an otherwise fairly unremarkable night for ratings.
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RatingsITV1's Button boosted by BBC rugby
BBC1 and ITV1 were nip and tuck on Saturday as the corporation’s rugby marathon gave Push the Button the chance to improve its performance.