All Top 100 shows articles – Page 34
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RatingsSaturday night’s insanity
With a robotic hare, dangerous singing and the Hoff, peak weekend viewing becomes bizarre
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RatingsITV shows it’s still Got Talent
BGT debut is only marginally down on last year despite the departure of a certain judge
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RatingsWomen take the controls
ABBA musical and pink cabs deal a kitsch double whammy, but the Grand National jumps to new peak.
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RatingsTurning TV into an art
It’s a surreal week as England play well on ITV for a change, while BBC1’s dancers stumble.
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RatingsRich race boats as poor riot
Boat Race divides society while Dancing On Ice reminds us of its worth as a big hitter
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RatingsBawdy Brits love red noses
Comic Relief, Mrs Brown and Waking The Dead chime with the times as the stars of the eighties wane.
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RatingsA good week for drama
Waking The Dead and Wild At Heart saw bumper ratings, while footie kicked rugby into touch.
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RatingsBBC has ITV for Breakfast
Early morning show continues to gain share, but ITV sets the bar for Thursday night drama.
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RatingsBBC1’s Monday Outcast
Monday reject almost bettered by Mrs Brown, while rugby triumph sets up a big Saturday.
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RatingsChefs and slimmers top tables
Audiences tune in to MasterChef and The Biggest Loser, but Outcasts loses slot to Crimewatch.
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RatingsLaunch problems at the BBC
Outcasts struggles to achieve orbit but ITV’s The Biggest Loser keeps on gaining weight.
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RatingsWeek of drama ins and outs
As DCI Barnaby retired and Silent Witness wrapped up, Marchlands came on stage
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RatingsThe Chase is on for 5pm lead
BBC’s Weakest Link succumbs to ITV, while ITV1 is the Biggest Loser to Silent Witness.
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RatingsAnnual ratings round-up: 2010
Audiences were up overall, with The X Factor overtaking BGT to claim top spot, while strong ratings for Downton Abbey and Sherlock proved the case for drama. Stephen Price reports.
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RatingsLighting up long nights
A broad range of programming kept viewers entertained as this never-ending January rolled on.
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RatingsBattle of the dramas
Established series lined up alongside new arrivals as drama dominated, and ITV1 added a new service.
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RatingsTV returns to the real world
After the cocoon of Christmas, the new year restored some normality to the schedules.
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RatingsChristmas line-up deja vu
After a Christmas Day of programmes strikingly similar to last year’s, a battle for the family ensued
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RatingsThe week to top all weeks
Corrie’s 50th-birthday bonanza goes down a storm, before The X Factor finale breaks records on Sunday.
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RatingsA Widdy waltz for 2026 bid?
England lost out to Russia, the Saturday Monsters dominated and a bit of snow sent daytime viewing mad.