All Ratings articles – Page 625
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Ratings2.53m see Blaine freed
Sky One's coverage of illusionist David Blaine ending his 44 day fast in a glass box over the Thames gave the channel its second highest peak ever for any show with 2.53 million, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsSuperstars brings in 6.1m to BBC1
Superstars , which made a return to BBC1 after 18 years, wasn't at peak fitness yesterday (16 October) with 6.1 million (26.4%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsPortillo brings in 5.1m to BBC2
When Michael Portillo Became a Single Mum gave BBC2 its third highest audience for any show on the channel so far this year with its audience hitting 5.1 million (22.4%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsColosseum builds up to 6.6m
BBC1's re-enactment of the life of a Roman gladiator won its bout amassing 6.6 million (29.3%) at 21.50, writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsCanterbury Tales tumbles to 4.4m
BBC1's adaptation of the Canterbury Taleslast night (9 October) slumped to its lowest audience yet with just 4.4 million (19.6%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsAuction Man slips further with 3.7m
BBC1's Auction Manfell even further into a critical state last night (8 October) with just 3.7 million (16.8%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsWife Swap maintains strong run with 5.1m
Channel 4's Wife Swaplast night (7 October) lost 500,000 viewers but still got the better of BBC1 with 5.1 million (21.2%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsITV1's Family falls to 4.9m
ITV1's drama Familyabout London gangsters failed to strong-arm the viewers with just 4.9 million (20.7%) last night (6 October), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsFame Academy ends with 7.8m
The final of BBC1's Fame Academymanaged draw almost the same audience on Saturday (4 October) as it did last year with 7.8 million (34.8%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsBattle for a Baby loses out with 1.1m
Despite Natalie Evans' legal case making the news headlines Channel 4 documentary Battle for a Babyfailed to interest viewers with only 1.1 million (4.8%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsCreature Comforts appeals to 8.4m
ITV1's start of the new animated series Creature Comfortswon over the viewers last night (1 October) with 8.4 million (36.8%), writes Jon Rogers.
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RatingsWife Swap is viewers' favourite with 5.6m
Channel 4's second series of Wife Swapmaintained its standing with viewers last night (30 September) as it attracted 5.6 million (23.5%), writes Jon Rogers.
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Ratings17m see return of 'Dirty' Den
The return of 'Dirty' Den to BBC1's EastEndersbrought the channel its highest ratings of the year so far with a peak of 17.2 million (63.8%) last night, writes Jon Rogers.
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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.