All Ratings articles – Page 611
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Five search for lost city makes small splash
Search for Atlantis: The True Story - a new Five documentary which received a warm response from the critics - attracted 1.4 million (6.7% share) last night (19 August), but failed to score a win for the channel, writes Jon Rogers
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Corrie and EastEnders slug it out
ITV1's Coronation Street held a slender lead last night (18 August) in the on-going battle of the country's two favourite soaps as strong storylines in both dramas boosted audiences to over 12 million, writes Jon Rogers
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C4 suffers Sunday night slump
Channel 4 had a Sunday night (17 August) to forget this weekend with its peaktime share falling to a paltry 4.5% - an average of just 900,000 viewers throughout the night, writes Jon Rogers
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Masters and Servants serves up 2.3m
Channel 4's new four-part series Masters and Servants, where two families take on upstairs, downstairs roles - managed 2.3 million (11.1 %) last night (14 August) but just lost out to BBC2's Horizon, writes Jon Rogers
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Chelsea scores for BBC2
BBC2 scored with its 11th hour scheduling of new-look Chelsea's first venture into Europe with 2.6 million viewers, writes Jon Rogers.
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Ratings woe for Don't Drop The Coffin
ITV1's Don't Drop the Coffin fell into a critical state last night (12 August) with only 3.4 million (17%) bothering to tune-in at 20.30, writes Jon Rogers
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BBC1's Spooks ends on a high
BBC1's spy drama series Spooks finished its run with 7 million (32.2%) last night (11 August), taking the sparkle out of ITV1's film Diamonds Are Forever, writes Jon Rogers
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Pop Idol takes early ratings lead
ITV1's Pop Idoldrew the first blood in the battle of the talent shows drawing 5 million (35.4%) at 19.15 but didn't have everything its own way, writes Jon Rogers.
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One-off doc shines for BBC2
BBC2 documentary What Are You Staring At?, which looked at the opposing views held by two people with facial deformities over whether or not they should undergo surgery, was a runaway success for the channel last night (6 August) with an audience of 4 million (19.1% share) ...
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C4 series teaches rivals a lesson
New Channel 4 documentary series That'll Teach Them - which sees a class of thirty sixteen year olds packed off to a fifties-style boarding school - made an impressive start last night with 3.4 million viewers (16.4% share), according to unofficial overnights.
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Human Senses goes quietly
BBC1 documentary series Human Senses, which has seen Nigel Marven put himself in an array of uncompromising positions to prove his scientific points over recent weeks, finished its run last night (4 July) with 3.4 million (20.3% share) - its lowest audience of the series, ...
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Beckham debut scores for ITV2
ITV2's exclusive coverage of England captain David Beckham's debut for new club Real Madrid was a big hit with viewers at the weekend, at one point making ITV2 the second most popular channel in multi-channel homes, writes Luke Sacthell
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'Lame Academy' loses nearly one million
BBC1's ratings for Fame Academy went from bad to worse on Saturday (2 August) as the show's audience fell to a paltry 3.3 million (22.9%), writes Jon Rogers
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Desmond fails to inspire viewers
A Channel 4 profile of pornographer and newspaper baron Richard Desmond last night (31 July) failed to rouse much interest among the viewing public with just 891,000 (8%) bothering to tune in, writes Jon Rogers
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Fame Academy beaten by C4
BBC1's Fame Academy slipped further into the mire last night, with the latest heat attracting just 3.2 million (15.6%), writes Jon Rogers
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Eustace Bros rallies to avoid axe
Struggling and re-badged BBC1 drama The Eustace Brothers, formerly known as Paradise Heights, last night (29 July) upped its audience by around 900,000 viewers week-on-week to break the 4 million mark for the frst time in its run, writes Luke Satchell
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Viewers prefer Home & Away to a Smartass
New BBC2 game show Nobody Likes A Smartass- paradoxically presented by roly-poly comic Jo Brand - started its run yesterday evening (28 July) with 1.7 million viewers (10.1% share), according to unofficial overnights, writes Luke Satchell
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Big figures spell relative failure for fourth Brother
The Big Brother 4 final became the channel's second most watched programme of the year so far on Friday night (25 July) but viewers were significantly down on last year's final, writes Jon Rogers
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Viewers remain indifferent to Fame Academy
The second series of BBC1's Fame Academy started on Saturday night (26 July) with just 4.2 million viewers (25.6% share), 500,00 viewers down on its opening night last time and 800,000 viewers down on the slot average for the last 12 months, writes Luke Satchell
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Hewitt fails to shine for Channel 4
A profile of the country's most famous ?love-rat' - James Hewitt, the former lover of Diana Princess of Wales - last night attracted 2 million viewers (9.4%) to Channel 4, but lost out to a repeat of Horizon on BBC2, writes Luke Satchell