All Ratings articles – Page 611
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RatingsBBC 1's new Wednesday line-up fails to impress
BBC 1's new-look Wednesday night schedule failed to impress viewers last night (Wednesday February 25) as ITV 1 dominated the peaktime schedules, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsMoyles ups audience but C5 still misses out
The second installment of Channel 5's new daily entertainment show Live with Chris Moyles faired better than the first, gaining 100,000 viewers but still failed to put up much opposition against its main rivals, writes Jon Rogers
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Ratings analysis - BBC plans to reap autumn harvest.
BBC 1 is throwing everything - theme nights, manufactured events, new and old drama - at its autumn schedule. So, will the numbers add up?
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Ratings - Kemp fails to muster firepower to beat BBC 1.
ITV 1's SAS drama wasn't able to halt the onslaught from BBC 1's Waking the Dead, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsMoyles makes slow start
The return of Chris Evans to television production was met with indifference from the viewing public yesterday evening (23 September), as Live with Chris Moylesbombed in the ratings despite a massive advertising campaign, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsViewers grow tired of jungle celebs
ITV 1's celebrity-themed Saturday night fared well overall this weekend, but a reunion of the I'm a Celebrity? Get Me Out of Here!contestants, which the channel must have expected to be a ratings banker, failed to shine writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsAnatomy of Crime falls to Fat Friends
After BBC 1's ratings disaster on Wednesday with its 'Cracking Crime' strand, yesterday's look at the criminal justice system also failed to round-up the viewers, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsBBC 1's crime night flops
BBC 1's Cracking Crime strand failed to arrest ITV 1's domination of last night's viewing, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsWhite Teeth debut holds off Porridge
Despite the Channel 4 publicity campaign behind its adaptation of Zadie Smith's White Teeththe drama failed to sweep all before it last night (Tuesday September 17), writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsMackenzie calls for single ratings measurement system
The Wireless Group (TWG) chief executive Kelvin MacKenzie has called for the separate radio and television audience research methods to be merged in order to produce more accurate and comprehensive ratings figures, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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RatingsITV 1's Ultimate Force loses out in drama battle
ITV 1's new SAS drama starring Ross Kemp failed to shoot down BBC 1's popular crime drama Waking the Deadlast night, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsNew Outhwaite vehicle bombs for BBC 1
BBC 1's new one-off drama Out of Control, starring ex- EastEndersstar Tamzin Outhwaite, failed to inspire viewers last night (Sunday 15 September), writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsFat Friends sees off Monstrous Bosses
BBC 1's one-off programme Monstrous Bosses? and How to be Onefailed to recruit a sizeable audience last night (September 12), writes Jon Rogers
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Ratings9/11 documentary proves a winner for BBC 1
BBC 1's decision to clear its schedule to accommodate a documentary on the events of last year's terrorist attacks in New York and Washington proved a ratings winner last night (September 12), writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsSaving Private Ryan captures 2.7 million for C5
The UK terrestrial premiere of Steven Spielberg's WWII drama Saving Private Ryancame up trumps for Channel 5 last night (September 10), writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsITV 1 loses out in battle of the crime dramas
ITV 1's new portrait of acid-bath murderer John George Haigh, A is for Acid, put in a solid yet unspectacular performance for the commercial broadcaster last night, finding itself beaten by BBC 1's Waking The Dead, ...
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RatingsITV 1 reclaims weekend ratings dominance
ITV 1's entertainment shows proved too much of a pull for viewers this weekend as BBC 1 failed to launch a serious ratings challenge and the commercial channel dominated peaktime viewing over the weekend, writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsNew Enfield comedy struggles
The return of comedian Harry Enfield to terrestrial television met with the same reception from viewers as it had from the critics on Friday (6 September), writes Jon Rogers
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RatingsNigella loses her bite
Viewers appear to have grown tired of the self-proclaimed domestic goddess Nigella Lawson after her new series failed to draw a sizeable audience, writes Jon Rogers