All Ratings articles – Page 607
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Rugby flattens the competition
England's semi-final victory over the French in the Rugby World Cup was the most watched match of the tournament so far on ITV1.
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RatingsTake My Mother-in-Law appeals to just 4.9m
ITV1's twist on the successful RDF show Wife Swap, Take My Mother-in-Law, failed to interest the viewers with just 4.9 million (20.8%).
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Ratings7.3m get Between the Sheets
ITV1's new drama series Between the Sheetsenticed the viewers last night (17 November) with 7.3 million (30.2%).
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RatingsSingle slumps below 3m
ITV1's Saturday night drama Single continued to slide even futher in the ratings as it fell below the 3 million mark to just 2.8 million (14%) at 21.35.
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RatingsCharles II is powerless against Foyle's War
Charles II - the Power and the Passion , BBC1's historical romp put in a robust performance with 6.1 million (22.9%) but it wasn't enough to seduce ITV1's viewers away from a new series of Foyle's War.
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Ratings3.9m warm to The Big Chill
BBC2's science programme The Big Chillcame out on top in the battle of the documentaries last night (13 November) with 3.9 million (16.3%).
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RatingsHow Clean is Your House? collects 4.4m
It was the second strong night in a row yesterday (12 November) for Channel 4 as 4.4 million (18.6%) took a shine to the new series of How Clean is Your House?
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Films drive Five's share
Five is beginning to dent the big four terrestrial channels' stronghold on the market with its highest audience share ever last month. Jon Rogers sees how a shift in the programming focus has helped it make gains
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Prime Suspect still arresting
Bringing back Prime Suspectafter an absence of seven years was a runaway success for ITV1 this week.
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RatingsCelebrity Wife Swap peaks with 6.5m
Channel 4's Celebrity Wife Swapwas a runaway success last night (11 November) reaching 6.5 million (27.6%) at 21.45.
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Ratings9m see conclusion of Prime Suspect
ITV1's Prime Suspectdominated viewing last night (10 November) for the second night running with the conclusion of the sixth storyline getting 9 million (40.8%).
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RatingsPrime Suspect returns with 9.8m
9.8 million (42.1%) viewers tuned into ITV1 last night (9 November) for the first in a new, two part series of Prime Suspect at 21.00
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RatingsThe Queen's Lost Uncle found 4.4m
Channel 4 had a successful evening with their historical documentary on the drug taking, promiscuous Duke of Kent in The Queen's Lost Uncleat 21.00 which attracted 4.4 million (19.2%).
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RatingsWhat Not to Wear loses out with 2.2m
The shine appears to have gone out of BBC2's What Not to Wearas the new series last night (5 November) impressed just 2.2 million (9.9%).
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RatingsBrookside ends on an audience high
The swan song performance of Brooksidelast night (4 November) managed to gain 1.9 million (20.7%) - around four times its recent usual audience.
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RatingsLooking for Victoria ends with 4.2m
BBC1's concluding episode of Looking for Victoriafound itself also looking for an audience as only 4.2 million (18.2%) bothered last night (3 November).
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Ratings4.6m explore The Abyss
BBC1's The Abyss - Livebegan its second series of live broadcasts from the depths of the ocean yesterday (2 November) afternoon and managed to secure an average 4.6 million viewers over four programmes between 15.15 and 23.55.
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RatingsThe Bill stops 11m
ITV1's live episode The Bill, which marked its 20th anniversary last night (30 October) successfully apprehended the viewers with 11 million (44.3%) watching in the final 5 minutes.
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Ratings7m watch the fall of IDS
BBC1's live coverage last night (29 October) of the Conservative MPs deciding the future of their leader Ian Duncan-Smith reached a peak of 7 million at 19.00.
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RatingsTV awards reaches 9.7m
The sparkle of The National Television Awardsbrought ITV1 a bumper peak audience of 9.7 million (39.4%) as Trevor McDonald got his special recognition award from the Prime Minister at 22.02.