All Ratings articles – Page 591
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Ratings
Back to Reality starts poorly
Five's director of programmes, Dan Chambers, is to move Back to Reality into the key 21.00 slot despite disappointing ratings in its first three days.
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Ratings9.7m see ITV1's Life Begins
ITV1's new drama series Life Begins , starring Caroline Quentin, got off to a cracking start yesterday (16 February) with 9.7 million (39.4%).
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Ratings24 needs more Friends
Sky One's decision to snap up the rights to the third series of 24 proved to be a canny move last night (12 February) with the US show drawing 968,340 (7.03% of multichannel homes) but it still fell behind E4.
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Jungle fever reaches new high
ITV1's coverage of I'm a Celebrity? Get me out of Here! reached record levels with the final show on Monday night pulling in 15.7 million (61.1% share) at its peak.
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RatingsNip/Tuck continues decline
Sky One's high profile US drama Nip/Tuck has continued its ratings decline as the latest episode last night (10 February) attracted 569,000 (5.5% of multchannel homes).
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RatingsITV1's film fails to match I'm a Celebrity
ITV1's film There's Something about Mary had a tough time filling the shoes of I'm a Celebrity? last night (10 February) with just 4.8 million (21.8%) watching the first part.
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RatingsI'm a Celebrity reaches record high
The final of ITV1's I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here! reached a new record high last night with a colossal peak of 15.7 million (61.1%) when Kerry McFadden was named queen of the jungle.
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RatingsAngels in America crash-lands with 1.2m
The five-time Golden Globe winning drama, Angels in America, kicked off at 21.00 on Saturday (7 February) with a disappointing 1.2 million (6.5%) for Channel 4.
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RatingsBBC1's Scambusters broken by C4
BBC1 struggled once again in its Wednesday peaktime line-up with Scambusters floundering with 3.3 million (13.5%) and getting beaten by Channel 4 and ITV1.
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RatingsHighs and lows of Dyke's reign
BBC1 has seen a growth in its ratings fortunes since Greg Dyke became director general in January 2000.
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RatingsFaking It convinces only 1.7m
Faking It , Channel 4's award-winning show returned last night (3 February) with a disappointing 1.7 million (6.9%).
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RatingsSex & City pulls 2.3m
The sixth and final series of Sex And The City got underway on Friday night (30 January) at 22.00 attracting 2.3 million viewers (10.7%) to Channel 4.
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RatingsHutton's findings bring 1.9m to BBC1
BBC1 came out ahead in its coverage of the findings of the Hutton report with 1.9 million (24.5%) as both the main terrestrial channels cleared their daytime schedules.
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RatingsI'm a Celebrity... is success for ITV2
ITV2's coverage of the start of I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here! was also a runaway success for the commercial broadcaster with just over 1 million (12.6% of multichannel homes).
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RatingsI'm a Celebrity brings 10m to ITV1
The beginning of ITV1's I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here! was the inevitable ratings juggernaut last night (Monday 26 January) with 10.1 million (41.1%).
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Ratings6.5m were Mad About Alice
New BBC1 comedy Mad About Alice , starring Amanda Holden and Jamie Theakston, kicked off on Friday night (23 January) at 20.30 with 6.5 million viewers (27.7%).
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RatingsPanorama special turns off viewers
BBC1's unscheduled Panorama programme A Fight to the Death failed to engage the viewers with a paltry 2.3 million (10.1%) and was convincingly beaten into third place by Channel 4 and ITV1.
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RatingsSecond Shameless adds viewers
The second episode of Channel 4's drama series Shameless on Tuesday (20 January) managed to increase its audience by 200,000 viewers from the previous week. The 60-minute episode at 22.00 drew an average of 2.5 million viewers, equating to a share of 13.6%. The third ...
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RatingsBlair brings 1.6m to Newsnight
BBC2's Newsnight special last night (19 January) featuring the prime minister Tony Blair being questioned over his policy of top-up fees for students gave the current affairs show 1.6 million (9.8%).
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RatingsMidsomer Murders slaughters BBC1's Pet
ITV1's Midsomer Murders went from strength to strength last night (18 January) with 9.5 million (40.1%), casting a shadow over BBC1's Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.