All Top 100 shows articles – Page 36
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RatingsWeek of drama ins and outs
As DCI Barnaby retired and Silent Witness wrapped up, Marchlands came on stage
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RatingsThe Chase is on for 5pm lead
BBC’s Weakest Link succumbs to ITV, while ITV1 is the Biggest Loser to Silent Witness.
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RatingsAnnual ratings round-up: 2010
Audiences were up overall, with The X Factor overtaking BGT to claim top spot, while strong ratings for Downton Abbey and Sherlock proved the case for drama. Stephen Price reports.
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RatingsLighting up long nights
A broad range of programming kept viewers entertained as this never-ending January rolled on.
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RatingsBattle of the dramas
Established series lined up alongside new arrivals as drama dominated, and ITV1 added a new service.
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RatingsTV returns to the real world
After the cocoon of Christmas, the new year restored some normality to the schedules.
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RatingsChristmas line-up deja vu
After a Christmas Day of programmes strikingly similar to last year’s, a battle for the family ensued
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RatingsThe week to top all weeks
Corrie’s 50th-birthday bonanza goes down a storm, before The X Factor finale breaks records on Sunday.
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RatingsA Widdy waltz for 2026 bid?
England lost out to Russia, the Saturday Monsters dominated and a bit of snow sent daytime viewing mad.
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RatingsTV keeps us out of the cold
Things perk up for Daybreak, while the reality megashows only continue to grow in popularity.
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RatingsSea, fun and royal weddings
Strictly special pulls in the viewers while engagement of Wills and Kate gives ITV a ratings boost.
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RatingsMaking room for new faces
It’s changeover week in the schedules - Corrie bids farewell to Jack and I’m A Celebrity begins.
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RatingsEnt giants keep on growing
Strictly and X Factor’s momentum is unstoppable, while Downton Abbey bows out on a high.
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FeaturesGhoulish themes galore
Strictly closed the gap on The X Factor as both shows got into the spirit of Halloween.
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RatingsStrictly takes to the air
The shiny floor show reaches new heights with a helping hand from a flying former minister
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RatingsITV’s big guns take primetime
A fifth of UK viewers tune into X Factor, while international football and Downton prove their worth.
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RatingsA case for detective dramas
Popular crime follows in Poe’s footsteps while the entertainment juggernauts collide.
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RatingsNo ray of light for Daybreak
The breakfast show’s audience continues to fall, but there’s better news for ITV1 on Sunday nights.
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RatingsAutumn TV as it should be
Season of plenty as X Factor continues to grow and Downton Abbey hands ITV1 a substantial debut.
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RatingsOld and young do battle
The Cube makes a welcome return, and viewers tune in to honour war heroes with BBC and ITV.