All Ratings articles – Page 598
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RatingsITV1's peaktime share tops 40% again
ITV1 completely dominated viewing as I'm a Celebrity? and a double helping of Coronation Street sent the broadcaster's peaktime share to over 40% for the second time this week.
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RatingsSex Inspectors attracts 1.9m
Channel 4's new late night sex advice show The Sex Inspectors reached a peak of 1.9 million (2.3%) at 11.30pm.
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RatingsITV1's peaktime share reaches 43.7%
A viewing diet of I'm a Celebrity and a triple helping of Coronation Street gave ITV1 a peaktime share of 43.7%, its highest Monday performance since early March 2003.
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RatingsI'm a Celebrity starts with 9m
ITV1's new batch of celebrities on I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here! attracted a very respectable 9 million (35%) on Sunday night from 9pm-10.30pm.
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Ratings13.6m see terrestrial airing of Band Aid
A total of 13.6 million saw the terrestrial airing of the new Band Aid 20 video of which BBC1 was the channel of choice with 3.9 million (22%) at 5.55pm.
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Ratings9.3m see England friendly
BBC1's live coverage of England's friendly match against Spain was supported by the viewers with a peak of 9.3 million (46%) at 10.30pm.
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RatingsWho Do You Think You Are? reaches 5.6m
BBC2's Who Do You Think You Are? outperformed all other channels in the 9pm slot and reached a peak of 5.6 million (22.8%) at 9.55pm.
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RatingsLie with Me brings in 7.9m
ITV1's latest two-part drama, Lie with Me, won over the viewers with a high of 7.9 million (32.7%) at 9pm, squeezing the audience for BBC1's Spooks.
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RatingsTerminator 3 pulls 4.5m
Five's premiere of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines on Sunday brought the channel 4.5 million (18.8%) at 9pm, its fourth highest audience ever for a film.
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RatingsBlackpool attracts 5.1m
BBC1's new drama Blackpool could only manage a modest start with an average audience of 5.1 million (22.4%).
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RatingsThe Mighty Boosh draws just 800,000
BBC2's airing of The Mighty Boosh , a show that previously aired on BBC3, wilted on its first terrestrial outing with just 800,000 (3.9%) at 7pm.
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Simpsons are C4's new friends
The Simpsons looks set to successfully fill the hole left by Friends in Channel 4's Friday night schedule, after debuting this week with up to 4 million viewers.
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RatingsSpace Odyssey peaks at just 3.5m
Space Odyssey , BBC1's new science programme, achieved a peak of just 3.5 million (14.4%) last night, beaten by shows on BBC2, Channel 4 and ITV1.
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RatingsITV1's Lawless takes 7.7m
ITV1's new crime drama Lawless at 9pm gained a peak of 7.7 million (31.6%) at the start, drawing viewers away from BBC1's normally rock solid Spooks.
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RatingsThe Simpsons entertain 3.3m
Channel 4's new regular slot for The Simpsons of weekdays at 6pm boosted its viewers, bringing in a peak of 3.3 million (15.5%) at the end.
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RatingsThe Simpsons deliver 4m to C4
The launch of The Simpsons on Channel 4 on Friday night looks set to fill the hole left by Friendswith the first episode reaching a peak of 4 million (17.8%) at 9.20pm.
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RatingsFat Nation ends with an unhealthy 2.7m
The finale of BBC1's Fat Nation - the Big Challenge failed to motivate the viewers with just 2.7 million (11.3%) and was overshadowed by both Channel 4 and ITV1.
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Sky gives last-minute boost to ITV3
ITV3 launched this week to a strong start, attracting a 3.46% share of multichannel homes, making it more popular than all other non-terrestrial channels except Living.
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BBC1 wins The US election coverage
BBC1 won the ratings battle for coverage of the US election results. The corporation's coverage, which was anchored by David Dimbleby, started at 11.50pm on Tuesday (2 November) and ended at 1.55am. It averaged 900,000 viewers, almost a quarter of all viewers at that time. ITV1's ...
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RatingsBBC wins ratings battle over US election
BBC1's coverage of the US election results had the edge over ITV1's broadcast with a peak of 1.2 million (25.9%) at 12.25am today.