All Ratings articles – Page 526
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NewsNew weekly low for ITV1
The X Factor may have given ITV1 a mammoth audience of 10.2m (48.2%) but the channel still fell to new low all hours weekly share of just 15.92%.
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NewsRatings slip for Spooks spin-off
BBC3's Spooks: Code 9 took a tumble in the ratings yesterday but still claimed the top spot at 9pm with 447,000 (2.07%).
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NewsSports ratings take gold
The Olympics and the launch of the football season proved a surefire ratings winner for both the BBC and Sky Sports 1 over the weekend.
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NewsITV1 scores biggest ever X Factor launch
ITV1's talent show The X Factor came back stronger than ever on Saturday at 7.30pm with an enormous 10.2m viewers (48%), the show's highest ever debut performance.
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NewsOlympics ratings exceed BBC expectations
Around half of people living in the UK have watched at least 15 minutes of the Beijing Olympics on the BBC, according to corporation figures released today.
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NewsITV4 wins as Man City lose
ITV4's live Uefa Cup coverage pulled off a ratings victory last night with a 15-minute peak audience of 936,000 (4.88%) at 9.15pm as Manchester City lost 1-0.
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NewsHarley Street going into cardiac arrest
ITV1's medical drama series took a turn for the worst as the penultimate episode could only attract 2.6m viewers (12%).
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NewsViewers like a Patsy
BBC1's Who Do You Think You Are? was on fine form last night at 9pm as 6.9m viewers (29.8%) watched as actress Patsy Kensit researched her family tree, the show's highest ever audience.
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NewsITV's weekly audience share hits all-time low
ITV1 has suffered its worst weekly all-hours performance since audience measurement service Barb's new measurement system was introduced in 2001.
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NewsPSB channels take 70% digital share
The growth of channels such as Five US and Film 4 helped PSB broadcasters command more than a 70% audience share in multichannel homes for the first time last year.
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FeaturesRatings Focus: C4 flying high with Secret Millionaire
The third run of The Secret Millionaire went from strength to strength this week as the second show in the series gained its highest-ever audience.
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FeaturesRatings: Digital Focus: BBC3
The holy grail for producers is to create such a strong show that they can overcome editor scepticism and pitch an improbable spin-off which imitates the success of the original - such is the case with Spooks: Code 9.
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FeaturesReevell's Ratings: Does New Tricks get a boost from the summer?
August can be a good time for unexpected successes - the early series of Big Brother proved their worth in August.
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NewsTrinny and Susannah shed viewers
A last minute rescheduling of ITV1's Trinny and Susannah Undress the Nation failed to improve the situation for the show as just 2.2m viewers (9.6%) watched at 9pm, losing out to Channel 4, Five and BBC1.
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NewsFX goes to the Wire with key viewers
FX's US cop drama The Wire may be little more than a cult attraction but the show attracts the sort of viewers TV executives lust after.
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NewsRatings soar as Olympians dive
British Olympic hopeful Tom Daley may have crashed out of the 10m diving competition but ratings for BBC1 soared to a high of 3.3m (50.6%) at 8.15am yesterday morning.
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NewsBBC3 Spooks the competition
BBC3's new Spooks spin-off made a cracking start yesterday, with 810,000 (3.8%) watching the first episode at 9pm.
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NewsITV1 soars over Britain from Above
BBC1's new documentary trilogy Britain From Above made a respectable start last night with 5.2m (21.3%) at 9pm, but couldn't match the heights of a repeat of Midsomer Murders on ITV1.
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NewsITV2 pulls off a Mission: Impossible
ITV2's Hollywood blockbuster movie Mission: Impossible II pulled in its highest audience to date of 568,000 viewers (3.73%) last night at 9pm, despite having aired three times on the channel in the past.
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NewsCricket scores for Five
Kevin Pietersen's first day as England captain got off on the right foot last night, as Five's coverage of the fourth Test averaged 969,000 (5.2%), the channel's second highest cricket audience so far this year.