All Ratings articles – Page 599
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NewsScorsese's Dylan doc attracts only 1.8m
The first part of Martin Scorsese's long-awaited documentary, Arena: No Direction Home - Bob Dylan, found only a modest audience last night with 1.8 million (8.4%) tuning in.
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9/11 doc is hit for Discovery in the US
A Brook Lapping film about the passengers who tackled hijackers in the September 11 attacks produced one of the highest ratings ever on Discovery Channel in the US. The Flight That Fought Back, which looked at passengers' attempts to fight back against the hijackers on one ...
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ITV boosted by anniversary programming
ITV1's programming around its 50th anniversary celebrations boosted the channel to its best performance for 16 weeks.
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Ashes propel C4 to ratings high
England's Ashes victory helped secure Channel 4's highest ever all-hours share with coverage peaking at 7.4 million (41.2%) at 6pm.
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Barb to factor in PVR ratings
TV ratings service Barb is to include audience figures from PVRs.
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Green Green Grass debuts strongly
The Green Green Grass, the sitcom spin-off from Only Fools and Horses, was an instant hit, with the first 30-minute episode attracting an average audience of 9.1 million (41.6%). The John Sullivan comedy, which aired on Friday (9 September) at 8.30pm and featured the character of ...
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NewsC4 wins with Ashes victory
England's historic Ashes victory propelled Channel 4 to its best ever all-hours share as the cricket coverage peaked at 7.4 million (41.2%) at 6pm.
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News5.5m see ITV1's greatest shows
ITV stole the show on Saturday night with its special ITV's 50 Greatest Shows, which attracted 5.5 million (26.2%) over 3 hours, coupled with another strong performance for The X Factor.
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NewsGreen Green Grass kicks off with 9.1m
The Green Green Grass, BBC1's spin-off sitcom from Only Fools and Horses, got off to a cracking start averaging an impressive 9.1 million (41.6%) on Friday.
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NewsBarb to measure PVR homes
TV ratings service Barb is to include audience figures from PVRs, the hard disk video recorders that are slowly replacing VCRs.
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NewsC4's cricket set for another blockbuster
The final test in The Ashes series looks set to be another blockbuster in the ratings with Channel 4's coverage of the first day's play peaking at the end with 4.8 million (31.1%).
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NewsEngland's loss is BBC1's gain
England may have failed against Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifier but the match was an unqualified success for BBC1 with a peak audience of 10.4 million (44%) at 9.35pm.
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ITV2 ahead of multichannel rivals
ITV2 has secured the top position as the most watched multichannel offering with a share so far this year of 2.10%, a rise of 25% on 2004.
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Shark bait ratings
ITV1's long-awaited Celebrity Shark Baitfailed to deliver on Sunday (4 September), attracting only 3.6 million (16.3%) at 9pm. The programme in which four celebrities faced their fears and experienced a shark cage dive maintained a steady performance until the last 15 minutes when the programme peaked ...
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NewsBBC1 Katrina special attracts 4m
BBC1 saw a positive response to an unscheduled Hurricane Katrina news special last night, which pulled in 4 million (18.2%) at 9pm.
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NewsMarian drama brings 6.3m to ITV1
ITV1 made a solid start to its autumn season with its drama Marian, Againattracting an average of 6.3 million (28.7%) at 9pm.
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NewsCeleb Shark Bait fails to lure the viewers
ITV1's long-awaited Celebrity Shark Baitfailed to deliver, attracting a disappointing 3.6 million (16.3%) at 9pm.
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NewsHe's Having a Baby interests just 1.8m
BBC1's He's Having a Babycontinued to have a troubled labour with the third part only attracting 1.8 million (11%) at 6.50pm as the channel fell to its lowest ever all-hours share for a Saturday.
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NewsThe Year London Blew Up draws 1.8m
Channel 4's two-hour drama-documentary The Year London Blew Up: 1974 fared well, considering the subject matter, with a peak audience of 1.8 million (13%) at the end.
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NewsMy Fair Kerry charms just 3.5m
ITV1's Pygmalion-style show My Fair Kerryfailed to convince the viewers with the programme only attracting 3.5 million (16.2%), less than BBC1 or Channel 4.