All Ratings articles – Page 609
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RatingsThe Deal flops with 1.4m
Channel 4's high profile drama The Dealwhich detailed the relationship between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown bombed in the ratings with just 1.4 million (5.9%) last night (28 September), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsSweet Medicine starts to work with 5.3m
ITV1's medical drama series Sweet Medicinegot the better of BBC1's Canterbury Tales for the first time last night (25 September) with 5.3 million (24.7%) at 21.00, writes Jon Rogers.
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BBC1 is an early winner with kids
The BBC's new Saturday morning flagship kids show Dick and Dom in da Bungalowgot off to a promising start at the weekend, beating its ITV rival, SM:TV Gold, according to unofficial overnight figures, writes Leigh ...
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RatingsDrama is Too Good to be True for ITV1
The concluding part of ITV1 drama Too good To Be Trueat 21.00 attracted 5.9 million (26.7%), nearly 1 million down from Monday's opening part, writes Sam Matthews.
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RatingsToo Good to be True kicks off with 6.8m
Too Good to be True, the first in a two-part psycholgical drama from ITV1 kicked off at 21.00 with 6.8million (28.9%) narrowly losing out to the second part of BBC1 drama, Waking the Dead,which attracted 6.9million, writes Sam Matthews
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RatingsPyramid finds just 2.8m
BBC1 suffered yet another humiliation during peaktime on Wednesday's as a repeat of Pyramidinterested just 2.8 million (12.8%) last night (17 September) at 21.00 and found itself beaten by Channel 4 as well as ITV1, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsOliver's army shrinks to 3.8m
TV chef Jamie Oliver is still a ratings winner for Channel as 3.8 million (16.9%) saw the start of a two-part documentary, but he's lost some of his shine, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsCorrie reaches 14.5m
ITV1's Coronation Streethad another monster ratings success last night (15 September) as a peak of 14.5 million (56.1%) watched the conclusion of the bigamy storyline at 20.50, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsDesign Wars loses Saturday battle
ITV1's new makeover show Design Warson Saturday (13 September) only managed to attract 2.6 million (12.7%) and was beaten by Channel 4 and BBC2 as well BBC1, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsSecond Generation draws just 1.2m
Channel 4's high-profile Asian drama Second Generationon Sunday (14 September) may have won over the critics but received a poorer response from viewers, pulling in only 1.2 million (6.7%) at 22.00, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsCanterbury Tales romps home with 8m
BBC1's modern day adaptation of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Talesgot off to a flying start with 7.6 million (33%) watching at 21.00 yesterday (11 September), writes Jon Rogers.
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Ratings10m cheer on England
England's qualifying match for football's European championships against Liechtenstein gave a decisive victory to BBC1 with 10.3 million (41.9%) watching the game last night (10 September), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsThe Crouches gets 3.2m
The Crouches , BBC1's first ever sitcom featuring black characters, got off to a reasonable start last night (9 September) at 22.35 with 3.2 million (21.4%) but still lost out to ITV1's news, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsViewers aren't wary of Suspicion
ITV1's new two-part thriller Suspicionwas welcomed with open arms last night (8 September) as 8.3 million (37.3%) viewers tuned-in, amost twice the number of BBC1's audience, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsBlaine captivates on Sky One
The masses of media hype surrounding illusionist David Blaine's latest stunt proved to be a success for Sky One as its opening show last Friday (5 September) gained over 1 million (8.5%) viewers, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsViewers swallow their Sweet Medicine
ITV1's new ten-part medical drama series Sweet Medicinegot a fit bill of health from the viewers last night (4 September) as 6.8 million (30.1%) tuned-in at 21.00, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsBBC1's Airport USA struggled to take off
BBC1 struggled once again in its Wednesday peaktime line-up as its best performing show was a repeat of Airport - USAat 20.00 with just 4.4 million (20.6%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsEubank punches below his weight
Five's fly-on-the-wall At Home with the Eubankslaunched with a whimper last night (2 September) as 1.4 million (6.6%) watched the first of two episodes and was beaten by repeats on both BBC2 and Channel 4, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsThe Street's Curly departs with 13 million
The cliffhanger storyline of Curly Watts leaving Coronation Streetwas a ratings triumph last night (1 September) with its audience hitting 13.6 million (61%) in the first of two episodes, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsBBC1 slumps to worst ever weekly share
The poor audience figures for BBC1's coverage of the world athletics championships helped the channel to its worst ever week in the peaktime ratings with a share of just 23.4%, writes Jon Rogers.