All Ratings articles – Page 539
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1.2m decide they can Eat an Elephant
Channel 4's feature-length food show Could You Eat an Elephant? proved hard for viewers to swallow last night, with just 1.2m (7.8% share) tuning in at 10pm.
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BBC3 aims at young crowd
Earlier this week BBC3 controller Danny Cohen said that he wanted to edge the channel towards a slightly younger audience without alienating its core 16- to 34-year-old viewers.
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Winter ratings hot up
Terrestrials are wheeling out their big-hitting shows to take advantage of long, cold nights.
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CSI back with 3.9m
Five's CSI: Crime Scene Investigation made a cracking start to its ninth run with 3.9m viewers (16.4% share) at 9pm yesterday, the channel's highest audience since 16 June 2006.
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28,000 comfortable with Richard & Judy's New Position
Viewers weren't too keen on the new earlier slot for Watch's chat show Richard and Judy's New Position yesterday as it interested just 28,000/0.16% at 6pm.
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New Countdown adds up to 1.2m
Countdown pulled in 1.2m viewers (13.2% share) at 3.25pm yesterday as it returned with with a new set and two new presenters.
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24's Jack back with 633,000 on Sky 1
Sky 1's action drama series 24 was back after a two-year break last night, attracting a strong audience of 633,00 (3.24%) for the start of the seventh series at 9pm.
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Unforgiven kicks off with 7.2m for ITV1
ITV1 three-part drama Unforgiven got off on the right foot last night with an impressive 7.2m viewers (30.2%) at 9pm.
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Five's CSI: NY beats ITV1
A new series of Five's flagship import CSI: NY beat ITV1 on Saturday, attracting 2.8m viewers (12.7%) for an hour from 9.25pm.
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Man Utd triumph for Sky Sports 1
The Premiership clash between Chelsea and Manchester United proved a winning combination for Sky Sports 1 as a sizeable 2.8m viewers (17.9% share) watched the match from 4pm.
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Dancing on Ice back with 8.4m
ITV1 ratings banker Dancing on Ice returned for a new series last night with a strong 8.4m viewers (32.4% share) at 7pm, slightly down on last year.
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ER swansong draws 649,000
The fifteenth and final series of the US hospital drama ER got underway with a strong 649,000 viewers (2.94% share) tuning to More 4 at 9pm last night.
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Hustle back with 5.7m
BBC1's slick drama series Hustle was welcomed back by 5.7m viewers (23.3%) at 9pm last night, more than watched the opening of the previous series in 2007.
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Relocation returns with 3.2m
The sixth series of Channel 4 property show Relocation, Relocation kicked off with a healthy 3.2m viewers (12.5%) at 8pm last night up, performing well against the returning Waterloo Road on BBC1.
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3.4m toast Oz and James
3.4m viewers (14.7%) raised a glass to BBC2's new Oz and James Drink to Britain at 8pm last night, downing ITV1.
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E4 overtakes Five with younger viewers
E4 drew more viewers aged between 16 and 34 than Five during the latter half of last year.
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Above Suspicion climbs to 7.3m
ITV1's Lynda La Plante drama Above Suspicion achieved the rare feat of building its audience last night, as the second and final part pulled in an impressive 7.3m viewers (28.7%) at 9pm.
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More viewers for More4
Digital channel More4 began 2009 in fine form, attracting an ABC1 share of 1.49% last week, the channel's best-ever performance with its target audience.
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Above Suspicion delivers a killer 6.7m
Above Suspicion, Lynda La Plante's latest thriller, pulled in an impressive 6.7m viewers (27.6%) for ITV1 yesterday at 9pm.
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6.1m ask Doctor Who?
A strong average audience of 6.1m viewers (29.6% share) tuned in to BBC1's Doctor Who Confidential at 5.35pm on Saturday to discover unknown actor Matt Smith will be the next Timelord.