All Ratings articles – Page 529
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Viewers don't buy Natural Born Sellers
ITV1's latest foray into business programming fell flat as the debut of Natural Born Sellers could only average a meagre 1.7m viewers (7.8%).
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C4 and Five grow in September
Channel 4 and Five were the only terrestrial channels to see their all hours and peaktime shares grow in September as the key autumn schedules begin to take hold.
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Heroes returns with 3.1m
BBC2's hit US drama Heroes was warmly welcomed back by 3.1m viewers (13.1%) for a third series at 9pm, in the face of strong competition from ITV1 and BBC1.
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Digital Focus: Documentaries and Living
I was wondering whether Ross Kemp would stay and face an approaching mob in his Kenya Special or run away.
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Reevell's Ratings: X Factor vs Strictly
Saturday night's The X Factor audience dropped 12% compared with last week, suffering a broadside from Strictly Come Dancing, which went head to head during its final 15 minutes with The X Factor.
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BBC4 doubles audience under Hadlow
BBC4 has seen its audience effectively double under the outgoing controller Janice Hadlow.
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ITV4 scores biggest ever audience
ITV4 scored its highest ever audience for any programme last night as Manchester United's game against Alborg averaged a hefty 1.7m (8.50%) from 7.30pm.
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Jamie serves up 3m for C4
Jamie Oliver's latest campaigning food series Jamie's Ministry of Food got off on a strong footing last night at 9pm with 3m viewers (13.3%).
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Casualty in need of first aid
Casualty, one of the main pillars in BBC1's schedule, may be in need of some attention as ratings have been in decline this year.
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Lipstick Jungle audience drops 57%
Living's glossy new US drama Lipstick Jungle took a tumble in the ratings last night with just 85,000 (0.59%) watching at 10pm, a fall of 57% on last week's launch.
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Who Do You Think You Are? ends on a whimper
BBC1's ratings success Who Do You Think You Are? failed to spark in the last of its current run yesterday at 9pm only interesting 4.9m viewers (21.2% share), the lowest audience for the show on the channel.
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The Axe Men Cometh
Five's ongoing documentary series Axe Men made headway at 8pm on Friday with 1.3m viewers (6.1% share).
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X Factor keeps Strictly on its toes
The first Sunday night outing for this year's X Factor serenaded an impressive 8.9m (38.1%) at 7pm, 800,000 more than BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing which aired an hour later.
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Merlin and X Factor lose 1m
Saturday night big hitters Merlin and The X Factor both lost over a million viewers on BBC1 and ITV1.
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Bones rattles rivals
Sky 1's popular US drama series Bones made a successful return last night at 9pm as the fourth series kicked off with a feature length edition pulling in a sizeable 584,000 viewers (3.45%).
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Traffic Cops stop the competition
BBC1's special edition of Traffic Cops, looking at the motorway police, overtook all competitors last night at 9pm with 6.1m viewers (28.9% share), more than double the viewers of any other channel.
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ITV2 runs out of Juice
ITV2's new panel game show Celebrity Juice failed to quench the thirst of the viewers last night at 10pm with just 243,000 (1.46%) watching.
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Digital Focus: BBC4 and More 4
Here's an idea you won't read in an Ofcom PSB review. If£100m is going to be top-sliced from the BBC to bail out Channel 4, why not hand over BBC4 as a down-payment? With a lot of repeats populating the BBC4 schedule and More 4 depending very heavily on a ...
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Reevell's Ratings: BBC1 hopes that Merlin works its ratings magic
The return of the big family Saturday night in seems well timed amid these worrying days of turmoil in the financial markets.