All Ratings articles – Page 602
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RatingsBritain's Best Sitcom appeals to over 5m
The final of BBC2's Britain's Best Sitcom tickled the viewers' fancy with 5.4 million (29.8%) making it the most watched channel at the time.
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RatingsBBC1's NHS show needs first aid
BBC1's special on the NHS failed to lift the corporation's Wednesday night performance with just 2.1 million (9.3%).
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Sex and the City goes out in style
The final part of Sex and the City brought the show its largest ever audience on Channel 4, outperforming all other broadcasters.
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RatingsPolice Protecting Children finds 2.3m
BBC2's disturbing documentary series on the work of an investigation team looking into child abuse managed to draw 2.3 million (10.3%) despite the subject matter.
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RatingsLife Begins finishes on 9.3m
The finale of ITV1's hit comedy drama Life Begins ended its run with a sizeable 9.3 million (38%).
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RatingsMy Family back with a bang
The fifth series of My Family returned to BBC1 on Friday 19 March with 9.1 million (38.5%) between 20.00 and 20.30.
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RatingsMurder City slays a modest 5.4m
ITV1's new detective series Murder City met with a lukewarm response from the viewers last night (18 March) with 5.4 million (24.8%).
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RatingsViewers turn off BBC2's If...
The second episode of BBC2's drama-documentary series If? crashed in the ratings last night to just 1.6 million (7%).
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RatingsPride of Britain Awards gets cool response
The glamour of ITV1's The Pride of Britain Awards failed to grab a sizeable audience with 5.3 million (23.6%) but managed to restrain BBC1's Hustle drama.
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RatingsLife Begins remains strong with 9.3m
The appeal of ITV1's Life Begins showed no signs of letting up last night (15 March) with 9.3 million (29.2%).
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Viewers turn to Gunpowder, Treason and Plot
BBC2's historical drama Gunpowder, Treason and Plot , from Cracker writer Jimmy McGovern pulled in the viewers as the first part won over 3.1 million (12.3%) on Sunday 14 March.
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RatingsAnt and Dec entertain 9m
The third series of ITV1's Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway got off to a flying start, attracting a peak of 9.4 million (42.3%) at 19.40.
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RatingsTonight Special draws 5.6m
ITV1's Tonight Special which saw the parents of murdered Holly Wells give their first in-depth TV interview brought the commercial broadcaster 5.6 million (24%).
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RatingsBBC2's If... casts shadow over BBC1
BBC2's If? the Lights Go Out took full advantage of its elder sibling's weakness on Wednesday's with 3.1 million (13.1%), as the corporation's flagship channel was humbled into fourth place.
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BBC debate draws solid ratings
BBC1's Panorama debate over the role of the corporation brought the current affairs programme a respectable 2.4 million (15%).
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RatingsBBC1's Hustle takes a tumble
BBC1's drama Hustle left viewers wary of its latest con attempt with 5.3 million (22.3%) watching the third instalment.
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Ratings5.1m comforted by Your Life in Their Hands
The beginning of BBC1's documentary series Your Life in Their Hands made a valiant start with 5.1 million (21.3%) as it faced the might of ITV1's Life Begins.
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RatingsWilliam and Mary romance 8.6m
The second series of ITV1 romantic drama William and Mary , starring Martin Clunes and Julie Graham, kicked off last night (7 March) at 21.00 with 8.6 million (34.6%).
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RatingsInspector Lynley rivals The Bill
The return of BBC1's The Inspector Lynley Mysteries last night (4 March) put up a valiant fight with 6.2 million (25.5%), impacting on ITV1's The Bill.
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RatingsC4 topples BBC1 in peaktime share
Channel 4 got the better of BBC1 in peaktime for the first time since July 2002 as Grand Designs pulled in a sizeable 5.5 million (24.3%).