All Overnight ratings articles – Page 224
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RatingsRev bows out with 1.7m
Press coverage of the religious community’s embracing of BBC2 sitcom Rev helped the series finale to reach 1.7m (8%) at 10pm – its best overnight performance since its launch.
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RatingsNearly 25% watch Britain take gold
Britain’s gold rush in the European Athletics Championships drew nearly 25% of the viewing population to BBC2 on Saturday night.
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RatingsIT Crowd ends on 2.3m high
The IT Crowd cemented its place as Channel 4’s most bankable sitcom on Friday night after series four bowed out on a 2.3m high.
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RatingsNearly 1m viewers Stop Believing
The audience for Five’s new talent show Don’t Stop Believing plummeted by 840,000 viewers last night, as it struggled to keep pace with the athletics and BBC drama Sherlock.
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RatingsUndercover Boss batters BBC2 doc
Channel 4 latest edition of Undercover Boss, featuring fish and chip chain Harry Ramsden’s, battered BBC2’s political documentary Five Days That Changed Britain last night.
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RatingsCoast walks away with 2.6m
BBC2’s second trip to the Coast this week earned the channel 2.6m (11.2%) at 9pm last night.
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RatingsEuropean athletics gold scores 3m
British runner Mo Farah’s historic 10,000 metre gold at the European Championships delivered nearly 3m viewers to BBC2 and the HD channel last night.
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RatingsThe Hospital treats 1.7m
Channel 4’s new series of The Hospital failed to reach the high of its 2009 opening episode, performing just under slot average last night.
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John Bishop brings 3.9m to BBC1
BBC1’s new entertainment show John Bishop’s Britain debuted with 3.9m (19.6%) on Saturday night.
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RatingsSherlock charms 7m
Sherlock, BBC1’s contemporary update of Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic mysteries, gripped 7m viewers at 9pm last night – making it the channel’s third biggest Sunday night drama in the past year.
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RatingsWould I Lie to You? amuses more than 3m
BBC1 comedy panel show Would I Lie to You? made a strong return in its new Friday night home, plugging the gap left by Jonathan Ross’ departure.
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RatingsHotel Inspector checks-in 1.7m
Five’s latest series of The Hotel Inspector trumped its slot average last night, but failed to reach the heights of the 2009 series in its new Thursday night home.
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RatingsCelebrity MasterChef cooks up 4.5m
BBC1 turned up the heat on its rivals with a new series of Celebrity MasterChef last night, serving up an audience of more than 4.5m.
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RatingsFairy Jobmother beats BBC2 comedy
Channel 4’s new factual series on unemployment beat BBC2’s heavyweight comedy hour of Mitchell and Webb and Shooting Stars last night.
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RatingsBrucie's family roots draw 7m
Bruce Forsyth launched a new series of Who Do You Think You Are? on BBC1 last night, which played its cards right with nearly 7m viewers.
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RatingsBarrowman wins Saturday night
A second run of BBC1 game show Tonight’s the Night trounced ITV1’s new shiny floor series Magic Numbers on Saturday night.
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RatingsDon’t Stop Believing draws 1.5m
Five’s new talent show Don’t Stop Believing performed to an audience of nearly 1.5m on a night that also saw Top Gear beat Heartbeat to the chequered flag.
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RatingsRoss bows out with 5m
The final ever Friday Night with Jonathan Ross delivered nearly 5m viewers to the BBC last week – the highest-rated episode since ‘Sachsgate’.
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RatingsUndercover Boss employs more than 3m
Channel 4’s new series of Undercover Boss started strongly last night, recruiting an audience of more than 3m.
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RatingsDragons' slay C4's Brucie
A Channel 4 documentary about Bruce Forsyth performed strongly but still failed to trump the competition last night, as a new series of Dragons’ Den fired-up BBC2’s audience.