All Ratings articles – Page 596
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RatingsLife Begins appeals to 9.3m
ITV1 pulled in another strong Monday peaktime performance, gaining a 40% share as Life Begins continues its popular run with 9.3 million (39.5%) at 21.00.
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RatingsEurovision serenades just 4.7m
Audiences weren't entirely convinced by Eurovision - Making Your Mind Up on Saturday (28 February) night - which attracted a disappointing 4.7 million (22.6%) for BBC1 between 18.35 and 19.35.
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RatingsFive scores with football
Five's live Uefa Cup football coverage of Liverpool's match against Levski Sofia scored a convincing win for the broadcaster with 3.1 million (13.l%) at 19.45.
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RatingsFamily Business fails once again
BBC1's drama Family Business failed again to break the 3 million mark last night (25 February) with just 2.7 million (12%) as Channel 4 and ITV1 streak ahead in the ratings.
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RatingsBBC con artists win their slot
BBC1's new drama series Hustle got off to a fine start last night (24 February) with 6.7 million (29.2%) viewers tuning in, despite live European football coverage on ITV1.
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RatingsBBC1's Hustle convinces 6.7m
BBC1's new drama series Hustle got off to a fine start last night (24 February) with 6.7 million (29.2%) despite live European football coverage from its commercial rival.
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RatingsThe Deputy fails to get the viewers' vote
BBC1's one-off political drama The Deputy failed to get elected by the viewing public last night (23 February) despite a robust, if uninspiring, 4.9 million (20.4%) at 21.00.
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Ratings12m are Frost-bitten
A new feature-length episode of A Touch of Frost kicked off last night (22 February) at 21.00 with 12 million (49.6%) for ITV1.
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RatingsNo Place Like Home attracts just 2.8m
BBC1 stumbled again in peaktime as No Place Like Home attracted just 2.8 million (11.5%) and was overtaken by BBC2, Channel 4 and ITV1.
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RatingsDunkirk spirit gives boost to BBC2
BBC2's new drama documentary series Dunkirk kicked-off with an impressive 4.8 million (19.8%) but helped draw viewers away from BBC1 as the corporation's main channel had its worst peaktime audience since June 1998.
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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.