All 7-day consolidated ratings articles – Page 27
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RatingsThe top 100 shows of 2014
Click to view the consolidated ratings data for the top 100 shows of last year.
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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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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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RatingsMrs Brown's Boys takes consolidated Christmas Day crown
Mrs Brown’s Boys stretched its lead as the most-watched show on Christmas Day after adding a further 2m time-shifted viewers.
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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%
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RatingsLife Story fizzles out
BBC1’s latest big-scale natural history series Life Story averaged 4.1 million/16% overall
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RatingsThe fall of Babylon
Babylon has fallen short of its early promise: the first episode on 13 November averaged 1.2 million/6% after 475,000 recorded and watched
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RatingsThe Missing finds its place
BBC1’s new heavyweight drama began solidly and then people started to notice it
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RatingsHappy ending for dramas
The fifth series of ITV’s Downton Abbey ended on 9 November with 10.4 million/38% after 1.9 million recorded and watched.
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RatingsSuper show from Gotham
The third episode of Gotham, Channel 5’s lavish acquisition of the pre-Batman years, achieved 1.6 million/7% on Monday 27 October.
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RatingsApprentice does the job
BBC1’s The Apprentice returned with a double bill at 9pm on Tuesday 14 October (8.2 million/ 31%), followed by Wednesday’s 7.5 million/28%.
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RatingsStaying in for Not Going Out
After a live rating of 3.6 million/16% on Friday 17 October, BBC1’s sitcom Not Going Out ended on 4.4 million/17%.
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RatingsBake Off final takes bronze
The figures were already pretty gobsmacking, but the consolidated numbers for the GBBO final on Wednesday at 9pm were awesome
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RatingsCHARTS: Doctor stable at later time
The seventh episode of the eighth series of Doctor Who achieved a live rating of 4.9 million/22%, in line with the previous week
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RatingsStrictly glides to victory
The X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing went head-to-head on Friday 26 September
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RatingsDownton down on 2013
In Downton, standards are Dowager high and 2014’s 10 million-plus start is, well, smaller than last year’s
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RatingsX-Factor’s still top dog – just
BBC1’s The Great British Bake Off finished just 85,000 behind ITV’s Saturday edition of The X Factor on 10.2 million/43%; the biggest show of the week
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RatingsEven spoils in clash of titans
Ah, school. Even now, the discordant rattle of a classroom door rekindles memories of milk warming by the radiator, the stress in delivering a Valentine card when she barely even knows you exist, the jam jars speckled with paint and the eye-bulging concentration required to play the trumpet.
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RatingsBest ever Bake Off for BBC1
The already notorious Alaska-in-the-bin saga – consolidated to 10.3 million/39% after a whopping 2.1 million recorded and watched.
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RatingsA cake walk for the BBC
The live audience for The Great British Bake at 8pm on Wednesday 13 August was 6.9 million/32%