All articles by Stephen Price – Page 58
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RatingsTop 15 Consolidated Shows 19 - 25 January 2015
On 13 January, Count Arthur Strong achieved 1.7 million/12% after 200,000 recorded and watched, only slightly behind 6 January’s 1.8 million/13% launch.
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RatingsTop 30 shows (BBC2, C4, C5) 19 – 25 January 2015
It was a red-letter week for BBC2: Wednesday brought the best drama launch in a decade in Wolf Hall, while Sunday marked the return of Top Gear.
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RatingsTop 100 network programmes- 19 – 25 January 2015
Ratings surge pushes period drama to top of the table – but ITV’s Mr Selfridge stumbles on return
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RatingsTop 100 network programmes
ITV’s Broadchurch loses 1.4 million viewers in head-to-head clash with BBC1’s Silent Witness
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RatingsTop 50 Non-PSB shows
Sports News HQ’s Gillette Soccer Saturday achieved 554,000/5% from midday, complete with its own fire alarm evacuation.
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RatingsTop 30 multichannel programmes
ITV3’s second highest-rated show of the week was Doc Martin (1 million/5%) at 7pm on Saturday, followed at 8pm by its highest-rated, Midsomer Murders (1.4 million/6%).
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RatingsTop 30 shows (BBC2, C4, C5)
C4’s single doc Angry White And Proud beat slot average by 1 million (Weds, 9pm)
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RatingsBBC1 rises to the challenge
Bake Off ‘s move helped BBC1 grow its audience in a year when overall TV viewing dipped and ITV suffered a decline in share.
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RatingsFond farewell for Miranda
The last-ever episode achieved 9.5 million/32% on 1 January after 1.7 million recorded and watched.
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RatingsCBB launch puts C5 on top
C5’s latest Celebrity Big Brother launched on Wednesday with 3.1 million/15% (179,000 +1) at 9pm
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RatingsNCIS return buoys Fox
Fox’s NCIS was the best nonsport, non-news show of the week with 518,000/2% at 9pm on Friday
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RatingsThe Voice Wins The Sing-Off
BBC1 show’s return easily beats ITV’s refresh of Stars In Their Eyes with Harry Hill at the helm
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RatingsRocking start to new year
Fireworks and Queen head table for BBC1, with soaps the only ITV shows in top 20
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RatingsBBC2 plays it clever
The best performer of the week was BBC2’s Christmas University Challenge with 2.7 million/ 12% on Tuesday at 7.30pm
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RatingsGood week for film fans
ITV2’s best performer of the week was Despicable Me with 1.2 million/6% on New Year’s Day at 4.25pm.
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RatingsSpurs top the (ratings) table
The highest rating was BT Sport 1’s coverage of Tottenham v Chelsea from 5.15pm, with an average of 1.3 million/6% and a peak of 1.8 million/7% at 8pm
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RatingsXmas woe for BBC and ITV
After recording, 15.2 million people watched television across all-time on Christmas Day, down 3% on last year. Between 3pm and 11pm, where ITV and BBC1 concentrate their resources, 24 million tuned in, 4% less than last year.
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RatingsLibrarians books a strong audience
On Monday the first episode of SyFy’s new series The Librarians from US network ABC achieved 351k/1.5%
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RatingsClassy performance for Remember Me
BBC1’s spooky triptych Remember Me finished on Sunday 7 December at 9pm with a consolidated rating of 5.4million/18%