All Ratings articles – Page 318
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RatingsInspector George Gently ends on high
Inspector George Gently bowed out on a series high, locking out competition from the drama at White Hart Lane on ITV.
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RatingsBrits not a hit with viewers
Where was the parent-jarring madness? Gone, it seems, are the days of rock stars mooning or machine-gunning on the Brit Awards stage, or an anarchist band hurling water over the deputy prime minister.
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RatingsInside No 9, First Dates and Suspects dip to lows
Inside No 9, First Dates and Suspects dipped to series lows on Wednesday - while Outnumbered returned to form.
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RatingsMixed fortunes in multichannel
Over the Valentine’s weekend, more than 5 million US viewers reportedly watched the second series of Netflix’s House Of Cards.
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RatingsStrippers pulls 1.5m to C4
Channel 4’s three-part doc Strippers teased an audience of 1.5m on Tuesday as its latest Kirstie Allsopp series also started strongly.
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RatingsSilk locked up by DCI Banks
BBC1’s legal drama Silk returned with its lowest series debut ratings to date on Monday and was locked out by competition from DCI Banks.
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RatingsWinter Olympics climax draws 3m
The Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony on Sunday outperfomed the Opening Ceremony following Britain’s haul of medals.
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RatingsViewers turn away from Edge of Heaven
ITV’s B&B comedy drama Edge of Heaven failed to welcome 3m guests as it was flattened by the Six Nations Rugby clash on Friday.
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RatingsThe Voice out-sings Saturday Night Takeaway
The return of Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway was unable to dampen The Voice UK, which was the highest-rated show on Saturday.
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RatingsThe Smoke lights up Sky 1
Sky 1’s new firefighter drama The Smoke got off to a smouldering start on Thursday, engulfing an audience of just under 400,000.
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RatingsBleak winter lifts ratings
It may just be an of-the-moment thing, but in this most miserable, annoying, bleak and dank of winters, where chinks of cheeriness are obscured by cold, grey swirling waters, quite a few TV series are enjoying their best of times.
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RatingsSlow start for Bond drama
As a nipper, one of my favourite jokes was to go around saying my name was Bond – Brooke Bond; ‘like the tea’, I would always add anxiously, as the silence yawned on.
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RatingsRock fans like the ‘80s best
One day in the year 2095, a child wired for music intravenously will ask in wonder: ‘Grandad, what’s an MP3 player?’.
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RatingsOlympics in winning form
The nation is gripped by the sliding about of athletes, often in lycra and occasionally with brooms.
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RatingsA Scandi boost for Midsomer
Down through the ages, the UK has often found itself smitten with a fad that promised adventure or riches.
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RatingsBrit Awards falls to eight-year low
The Brit Awards walked away with its lowest audience since at least 2006 on Wednesday.
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RatingsDoll & Em fails to muster 100k
Sky Living’s Emily Mortimer comedy Doll & Em got off to a shaky start on Tuesday – as ITV’s Champion’s League coverage hit a near 12-month high.
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RatingsC4 trumps C5 in benefits battle
In the battle of the live debates on Monday, Channel 4’s benefits show easily shouted down Channel 5’s immigration row.
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RatingsSplash! finale fails to create waves
Saturday’s Splash! finale gained 1m viewers on last week’s performance, but failed to make as many waves as 2013’s climax.
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RatingsBaftas sink to three year low
The British Academy Film Awards recorded its lowest ratings since 2010 on Sunday.