All articles by Stephen Price – Page 92
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RatingsRivals Outnumbered by BBC1
The return of BBC1’s family comedy Outnumbered drew more than 6 million viewers, according to new consolidated figures – but it faces stiff competition in the weeks ahead.
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RatingsBBC4’s Day to celebrate
This week, BBC4’s tribute to Doris Day’s surprisingly tumultuous life reaped rewards, Celebrity Juice is back and the bride is once again kept in the dark.
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RatingsReturn of QI defeats BB
This week we had the return of QI to BBC2, a reminder of 9/11’s lingering shadow, and a big goodbye to Celebrity Big Brother followed by a big hello to Big Brother.
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FeaturesITV1 loses Red Or Black? bet
Viewers fail to take a punt on Cowell gameshow, while Strictly waltzes in with an extra million
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RatingsC5 scores ratings hit with Celebrity Big Brother
Channel 5’s gamble to takeover reality format Big Brother has paid off, with audiences topping 3 million through PVRs.
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RatingsWindows of opportunity
For those of you who thought a window was simply a device to see out of, and protect you from the summer gales, this week might have been a mysterious one; for what could a transfer window be?
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RatingsCBB triumphs over 9/11 docs
As a big brother, I don’t really know what it’s like to have one; but you can bet your hot potatoes that Channel 5 does.
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RatingsPlace your bets for TV winners
Changing of the seasons sparks race for glory as ITV and BBC roll out autumn schedules.
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RatingsSky 1 strikes back
Sky 1 soldier drama Strike Back fired up an army of followers on its return – exceeding the audience of the first series.
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RatingsBBC4 living la dolce vita
Sky 1 has taken advantage of the relatively quiet summer months with some early launches, and the third one landed this week. BBC4 found la dolce vita with a return trip down the Italian Peninsula, while ITV3 demonstrated where drama repeats actually work.
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RatingsMillions turn to Page Eight
Big Brother seems to be passing its resilience test for Channel 5, while baking and conspiracy did nice work for BBC2 as Channel 4’s dwarves stood tall.
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RatingsTime lord clocks up viewers
Doctor Who makes a strong return, while X Factor and New Tricks take top two spots once again.
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RatingsRatings: the big schedule shake-up
With new channel heads making their mark and Richard Desmond ringing the changes, Stephen Price asks how the main channels are faring, while our team assess the controllers
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RatingsTrollied wobbles as PVR figures fall
Sky 1’s new sitcom Trollied got off to a good start but a slip in recording figures suggests viewers are checking out
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RatingsRiots leave ratings in a spin
Word has it that the Kaiser Chiefs are quickly penning a sequel to their hit I Predict a Riot to be called ‘I Predict A Calming Down’; it’ll be played on brooms and with hoovers. Well, okay, they’re not. But after one of the more surreal and frankly tragic ...
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RatingsFish and homes win out
Dragons moved, fish returned, hospitals went, home restoration made its point and all featured in a week of few biggies but where some stalwarts remained, stal (or maybe that’s wart?).
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RatingsNation tunes in to news channels
If you were a Martian landing on Earth and took a look at the Digital Networks Top Programmes list (because let’s face it, you would) you might think we were all news junkies. And if our visitor saw The Borgias too, he/she might also wonder what history narrative we thought ...
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RatingsAlibi has Proof of a record-breaker
UKTV-owned Alibi has arrested its biggest ever audience with new US crime series Body of Proof.
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RatingsTrollied debut is wobble-free
The summer, for all its mad weirdness, can be a place to deliver audiences - as Sky 1 discovered when Trollied rolled in very much unlike a supermarket trolly: in a straight line and avoiding ploughing into the baked bean display.
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