All Ratings articles – Page 341
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RatingsKay Live packs ‘em in for C4
Dave Allen was such an iconoclast that as he spun his barbed yarns I wouldn’t be surprised if his missing digit was due to literally giving the finger to some authority figure.
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RatingsComedy does the job for ITV
The sun’s shining, shorts are out, sandals unearthed, socks discarded and tin foil jammed firmly under the chin.
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RatingsPaul O’Grady's dogs series paws in record crowd
Paul O’Grady’s Battersea Dogs & Cats Home series returned with a record audience on Thursday – beating ITV’s new drama Murder on the Homefront.
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RatingsSir Alex Ferguson tribute fails to score
BBC1’s Sir Alex Ferguson tribute failed to net a sizeable crowd on a day when the Manchester United manager dominated the headlines.
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RatingsThe Apprentice returns with six year low
The Apprentice opened its doors to a fresh crop of aspiring entrepreneurs in front of its worst series debut audience in six years on Tuesday.
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RatingsEndeavour and The Village bow out on lows
Flagship dramas Endeavour and The Village both ended with the lowest audiences of their runs on Sunday night.
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RatingsITV comedies take a 2m viewer hit
ITV comedies Vicious and The Job Lot each lost around 2m viewers on Monday, with the job centre sitcom being beaten by a Pirates of the Caribbean repeat on BBC1.
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RatingsIce Cream Girls deserts 4.5m for ITV
ITV’s Ice Cream Girls finished strongly on Friday night, while the return of Would I Lie To You? failed to convince viewers.
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RatingsThe Voice hits another high
The final round of blind auditions helped The Voice UK to yet another series high audience on Saturday - as Doctor Who’s overnight ratings continued to struggle.
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RatingsSwedish crime hits new low
Not The Nine O’Clock news once famously suggested that Roald Dahl’s mother couldn’t spell Ronald; it seems she couldn’t spell Arnie either, as BBC4’s latest member of its Scandinavian Saturday Night Club continued.
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RatingsFox cracks the Da Vinci code
If Leonardo Da Vinci even knew where or what South Wales was, I bet that, equipped as he was with something of a wild imagination, he would never have thought that one day a fictionalised account of his life would be filmed in Port Talbot.
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RatingsC5 viewers go wild for Ben
Channel 5 launched Ben Fogle: New Lives In The Wild on Monday at 9pm.
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RatingsThe sun shines on ITV
Warm weather takes its toll but BGT maintains lead over The Voice as Sundays shape up nicely
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RatingsPolitician’s Husband loses third of audience
BBC2 drama The Politician’s Husband lost nearly a third of its audience on Thursday – as MasterChef bowed out with a similar performance to last year.
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RatingsMasterChef builds up head of steam
The penultimate episode of MasterChef served up a series high audience on Wednesday - as All Star Mr & Mrs returned on song for ITV.
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RatingsS4C top as commissions fall
The latest data from the Broadcast Greenlight index shows the Welsh PSB ordering the most shows, but which indies and commissioners have been the busiest?
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RatingsTLC launches with 200k peak
US import Breaking Amish was TLC’s highest rating show on Tuesday - as the Discovery-owned channel peaked with over 200,000 viewers on its launch night.
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RatingsVicious claws in impressive audience for ITV
Elderly gay couple sitcom Vicious became ITV’s highest rating new comedy in at least seven years on Monday – as The Job Lot made a steady start.
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RatingsBen Earl fails to perform magic for C4
Ben Earl: Trick Artist failed to perform magic for C4 on Friday, while Ice Cream Girls lost nearly 1m viewers in its second episode.
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RatingsEndeavour dips but still tops The Village
ITV’s Inspector Morse prequel Endeavour slumped to a series low on Sunday but again managed to fend off competition from BBC1’s freshly recommissioned The Village.