All Overnight ratings articles – Page 205
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RatingsSeven Dwarves sizes up 2.5m
TUESDAY: Channel 4’s new documentary series following the lives of seven dwarf actors during the Christmas pantomime season attracted a sizeable audience.
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RatingsConcrete Circus outperformed by competition
MONDAY: Channel 4’s documentary following four of the world’s best urban sports stars was beaten by a film on Channel 5 and BBC2’s Horizon.
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RatingsOcean Giants nets 5.5m
SUNDAY: A three-part series shedding light on the earth’s largest marine mammals launched with an audience of nearly 5.5m for BBC1.
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RatingsPremier League return scores with viewers
SATURDAY: The return of Premier League football helped Match of the Day to an audience of more than 4.3m as live games scored for Sky and ESPN.
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RatingsC4 Banksy premiere fails to draw a crowd
SATURDAY: Channel 4’s premiere of Banksy documentary, Exit through the Gift Shop, attracted a below average audience to the Saturday night slot.
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RatingsDavid Starkey controversy draws nearly 1m
FRIDAY: David Starkey’s controversial comments on Newsnight helped the current affairs show to a peak of nearly a million viewers.
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RatingsQuestion Time riots special draws 3.5m
THURSDAY: Question Time drew its second biggest audience of the year with a special debate on the breakout of riots across the UK.
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RatingsITV1's Tonight scores year-high ratings with riots special
WEDNESDAY: A special live edition of Tonight helped the ITV1 current affairs strand to its biggest audience of the year on a night when rioting calmed across the UK.
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RatingsSTV launches online deals service
STV has launched a new digital service that will offer viewers deals in their local areas.
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RatingsC4 beats ITV1 with final Undercover Boss
TUESDAY: The final instalment of Undercover Boss helped Channel 4 beat ITV1, while BBC2 drama The Hour fell to its lowest audience of the series.
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RatingsNews audiences rise as riots spread
TUESDAY: News audiences continued to swell as the riots and unrest spread to cities including Manchester and Nottingham.
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RatingsRiots draw 7.1m to BBC News
MONDAY: The rioting and unrest in London and other cities around the UK helped the 10pm BBC News bulletin to its biggest audience of the year.
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RatingsITV1 murder series draws 2.4m
FRIDAY: The launch of ITV1 factual series Someone’s Daughter, Someone’s Son drew a below average audience on its debut.
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RatingsNature’s Giants spouts 1.5m
SUNDAY: A special focus on the sperm whale helped Inside Nature’s Giants spout its best ratings in more than a year, as Dragons’ Den continued to breath fire into BBC2’s schedule.
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RatingsWest Ham v Cardiff peaks with 2.7m
SUNDAY: West Ham’s first clash on the road back to the Premier League scored the biggest crowd for a sporting event at the weekend.
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RatingsBishop takes Corbett in comedy face-off
SATURDAY: John Bishop’s sideways glance at Britain for BBC1 outgunned Ronnie Corbett’s comedy tour of the country for ITV1.
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RatingsC5 Amy Winehouse tribute draws 1.2m
THURSDAY: An exclusive interview with Amy Winehouse’s former husband helped a Channel 5 documentary on the singer’s life to a bumper audience.
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RatingsC4's A&E draws series high
WEDNESDAY: 24 Hours in A&E posted another series high as it continued to take advantage of drama repeats on BBC1 and ITV1.
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RatingsBBC1's DIY SOS hammers ITV1's Homes from Hell
TUESDAY: The return of BBC1’s established DIY show outmanoeuvred ITV1’s Homes from Hell in the battle of the housing shows.
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RatingsShow Me the Funny loses 500,000
MONDAY: ITV1 comedy vehicle Show Me the Funny lost another half a million viewers as BBC1’s New Tricks continued to bulldoze the competition.