I would guess it has a younger average audience than most terrestrial dramas. Probably doing fairly well for itself amongst 25-44s (a lot of whom won’t be watching live or on the night of TX) and completely tanking elsewhere.
I’ve heard a fair bit more talk about it than I have recent dramas too, but then the other new drama I’ve heard positive talk about is Chernobyl and obviously that’s not getting a huge audience either (although doing very well for the much smaller network it airs on).
Yeah I think it's probably a show that a lot of the older audience aren't tuning into, and they make up such a huge proportion of your average BBC One drama's audience. It'd be good if someone can find some stats for it!
I hope this does reasonably well. Nothing much wrong with it as a bit of fun play-along Saturday night entertainment.
Though pairing it up with Pointless Celebrities is a bit lame. After The Hit List the last thing I wanted was another quiz.
The problem with BBC One Saturday's outside of Strictly is there are too many lead up shows and no centrepieces. On ratings The Greatest Dancer and All Together Now should kickstart an evening whilst Pointless and The Hit List are starter shows simply by their make up. They shouldn't really be airing through the heart of airtime.
I hope this does reasonably well. Nothing much wrong with it as a bit of fun play-along Saturday night entertainment.
Though pairing it up with Pointless Celebrities is a bit lame. After The Hit List the last thing I wanted was another quiz.
The problem with BBC One Saturday's outside of Strictly is there are too many lead up shows and no centrepieces. On ratings The Greatest Dancer and All Together Now should kickstart an evening whilst Pointless and The Hit List are starter shows simply by their make up. They shouldn't really be airing through the heart of airtime.
You are correct. The beebs entertainment budget has been hacked away over the years, and i would guess is much lower then itv's. So outside of strictly you just get loads of cheap looking filler shows.
I hope this does reasonably well. Nothing much wrong with it as a bit of fun play-along Saturday night entertainment.
Though pairing it up with Pointless Celebrities is a bit lame. After The Hit List the last thing I wanted was another quiz.
The problem with BBC One Saturday's outside of Strictly is there are too many lead up shows and no centrepieces. On ratings The Greatest Dancer and All Together Now should kickstart an evening whilst Pointless and The Hit List are starter shows simply by their make up. They shouldn't really be airing through the heart of airtime.
You are correct. The beebs entertainment budget has been hacked away over the years, and i would guess is much lower then itv's. So outside of strictly you just get loads of cheap looking filler shows.
You mentioned budget. I imagine we'll be hearing about Tory cuts again... Seriously though, I'd appreciate it if people didn't take the bait this time.
I would guess it has a younger average audience than most terrestrial dramas. Probably doing fairly well for itself amongst 25-44s (a lot of whom won’t be watching live or on the night of TX) and completely tanking elsewhere.
I’ve heard a fair bit more talk about it than I have recent dramas too, but then the other new drama I’ve heard positive talk about is Chernobyl and obviously that’s not getting a huge audience either (although doing very well for the much smaller network it airs on).
Yeah I think it's probably a show that a lot of the older audience aren't tuning into, and they make up such a huge proportion of your average BBC One drama's audience. It'd be good if someone can find some stats for it!
We don't have any age stats for it but from what Broadcast reported following the first episode, the ABC1 skew was close to 60% which is pretty good for a drama.
Just seen itvs “schedule” for tomorrow night. What a dire lineup. A Harry Potter film shown for the millionth time followed by the news in the heart of prime time. Then a 2 hour Vera repeat. Hopefully they get deservedly poor ratings but no doubt at least 3m will tune in.
Good Omens, the co-production between Amazon Studios and BBC Studios, is about to be released on Friday 31st May. All six hour long episodes will be shown on Amazon Prime first, then in about 6 months BBC2 will show one hour long episode each week.
I've been looking forward to this since hearing about it last year. A shame we won't be able to get any ratings comparisons between the two platforms. Dare I say that Amazon may have the edge over BBC2 on this one.
Very surprised they have stuck it on BBC2, especially as it stars David Tennant (one of the best Dr Whos IMO), Michael Sheen and Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock). Surely as cast like that deserves prime position.
The cast alone doesn’t guarantee it an audience. Tennant and Cumberbatch have both starred in their fair share of lower rated stuff over the years. And at the risk of contradicting my arguments from earlier in the week, this is an offbeat comedic drama about an angel and a demon teaming up to battle the arrival of the antichrist! BBC Two seems perfect for it...
It is a shame we’ll never know what proportion of the audience watch on Amazon. The luxury of the streamers is that so long as the critics are happy, everything’s a hit! But I’d hazard a guess it might not be as many as we’d think.
Totally agree - but likeable household names must go along way to get bums on seats. But this show has more to offer than just the cast, from the trailer and what I have read about the show I would have to say Saturday evening would have been ideal.
I do think the BBC need to think out of the box, be less formulaic, because you don't get rewarded if you don't take chances. The way viewers look a TV today has changed immensely, which is why I believe the days of epg formulas are beyond their sell by date.
After biggin this show up, I've now got my fingers crossed that it's not a huge disappointment. 😂😂
BBC One is airing Years and Years, a bold drama which unfortunately isn’t rating well so they’re not exactly playing it safe.
I agree Year after Year is certainly thinking out of the box and there is nothing " formulaic" about this show.
Just seen itvs “schedule” for tomorrow night. What a dire lineup. A Harry Potter film shown for the millionth time followed by the news in the heart of prime time. Then a 2 hour Vera repeat. Hopefully they get deservedly poor ratings but no doubt at least 3m will tune in.
It's a poor schedule but it's a Bank Holiday weekend. The following seven days are much busier so they'll be focusing more on them.
Harry Potter does seem to get the numbers whatever the circumstances. I don't know for how long it'll be able to keep that up though.
Just seen itvs “schedule” for tomorrow night. What a dire lineup. A Harry Potter film shown for the millionth time followed by the news in the heart of prime time. Then a 2 hour Vera repeat. Hopefully they get deservedly poor ratings but no doubt at least 3m will tune in.
It's a poor schedule but it's a Bank Holiday weekend. The following seven days are much busier so they'll be focusing more on them.
Harry Potter does seem to get the numbers whatever the circumstances. I don't know for how long it'll be able to keep that up though.
You'd think this should help Gentlemen Jack keep an audience, if it can't then it's gonna struggle in weeks to come.
I hope this does reasonably well. Nothing much wrong with it as a bit of fun play-along Saturday night entertainment.
Though pairing it up with Pointless Celebrities is a bit lame. After The Hit List the last thing I wanted was another quiz.
The problem with BBC One Saturday's outside of Strictly is there are too many lead up shows and no centrepieces. On ratings The Greatest Dancer and All Together Now should kickstart an evening whilst Pointless and The Hit List are starter shows simply by their make up. They shouldn't really be airing through the heart of airtime.
You are correct. The beebs entertainment budget has been hacked away over the years, and i would guess is much lower then itv's. So outside of strictly you just get loads of cheap looking filler shows.
You are correct to say that between '10 and '16 (I believe), the govt. forced an unnecessary real terms budget cut on the Beeb and diverted some licence fee money elsewhere (World Service, S4C, oldies free licences). Now, if you take money out of a service, the service is obviously affected. All licence fee money should go to the BBC to spend on content. The Beeb needs more money too to make up for what it lost for seven years.
I wasn't really a fan of ITV keeping Life Stories going, but actually they have a strong line-up this time and it feels so much better for on Saturday after BGT, than a weekday.
I wasn't really a fan of ITV keeping Life Stories going, but actually they have a strong line-up this time and it feels so much better for on Saturday after BGT, than a weekday.
Watching the Mel B interview now and it’s really good. A much better watch than Jonathan Ross and the slot does feel right, although it won’t work so well out of The Voice Kids.
I wasn't really a fan of ITV keeping Life Stories going, but actually they have a strong line-up this time and it feels so much better for on Saturday after BGT, than a weekday.
I wasn't really a fan of ITV keeping Life Stories going, but actually they have a strong line-up this time and it feels so much better for on Saturday after BGT, than a weekday.
Consolidated ratings from BARB and Thinkbox for 6-12 May:
Spoiler
BBC1: Apart from regional news totals, all other programmes below 3,269,000
BBC2: All other programmes below 1,018,040
ITV: Apart from regional news totals, all other programmes below 2,063,000
Channel 4: All other programmes below 488,000
Channel 5: All other programmes below 386,000
Other channels: All other programmes below 500,000
Including +1 where applicable.
PCs/laptops, tablets and smartphones included in the higher of two ratings.
ITV:
16:00 - Tipping Point: 2,153,000
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,421,000 (25.7%)
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,590,000 (21.7%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,241,000 (33.3%) / 6,353,726
19:30 - Coronation Street: 6,492,400 (32.9%) / 6,612,004
20:00 - Love Your Garden (Revised repeat): 2,544,000 [Not all regions]
20:30 - Coronation Street: 6,472,800 (29.2%) / 6,597,984
21:00 - The All New Monty: Who Bares Wins: 3,985,000 (19.7%)
22:30-22:45 - ITV News: 2,126,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 701,000
17:00-17:30 - Four in a Bed (R): 647,000
18:00-18:30 - The Simpsons (R): 576,000
19:30 - Food Unwrapped: 1,118,300 / 1,121,449
20:00 - Supershoppers: 1,348,800 / 1,351,769
20:30 - Travel Man: 48 Hours in Hamburg: 1,771,700 / 1,788,234
21:00 - Banged Up: Teens behind Bars: 944,700 / 971,047
22:00-23:00 - Sex on Trial (New series): 556,000
Channel 5:
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 410,000
13:45 - Neighbours: 834,500 / 852,174
14:20-15:55 - Film: Hidden in Plain Sight (Premiere): 456,000
17:00 - 5 News: 443,000
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 585,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 478,000
20:00 - Police Interceptors: 1,315,300 / 1,320,110
21:00 - Sunken Treasures Revealed: Drain the Ocean: 868,200 / 869,075
22:00-23:00 - Police Code Zero: Officer under Attack: 846,000
ITV2:
19:55 - Film: Johnny English Reborn (R) (continued): 520,900 / 520,900
21:00-21:30 - Family Guy: 643,600 / 695,887
BBC2:
20:00 - Your Home Made Perfect: 1,678,500 / 1,704,138
21:00-22:00 - Surgeons: at the Edge of Life: 1,767,800 / 1,807,896
ITV:
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,207,000
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,351,000 (22.6%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,221,900 (36.7%) / 6,329,918
19:30 - Save Money: Lose Weight: 2,671,000
20:00 - Emmerdale: 5,956,500 (27.3%) / 6,093,749
20:30 - Hard to Please OAPs: 2,596,000
21:00-22:30 - The All New Monty: Ladies' Night: 3,701,000 (17.8%)
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 581,000
17:00-17:30 - Four in a Bed (R): 490,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 718,000
18:30 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 565,000
19:00 - Channel 4 News: 637,000
20:00 - Bake Off: the Professionals: 2,008,900 / 2,035,182
21:00 - 24 Hours in A&E (New series): 1,659,900 / 1,677,677
22:00-23:05 - First Dates: 1,255,700 / 1,307,733
Channel 5:
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 766,000
17:00 - 5 News: 402,000
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 552,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 386,000
19:00 - Secrets of the National Trust with Alan Titchmarsh (R): 497,000
20:00 - The Yorkshire Vet: 1,502,000 / 1,504,158
21:30 - Ben Fogle: New Lives in the Wild: 1,067,700 / 1,073,492
22:30-00:00 - The Murder of Sarah Payne: a Mother's Story (R): 435,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 548,000
17:00 - Four in a Bed (R): 632,000
17:30 - Extreme Cake Makers: 511,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 714,000
18:30 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 621,000
19:00 - Channel 4 News: 525,000
20:00-21:00 - Location, Location, Location: 1,964,900 / 1,976,294
22:00-23:00 - Gogglebox (R): 572,000
Channel 5:
07:55-08:05 - Paw Patrol (R): 433,000
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 398,000
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 857,000 / 874,744
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 478,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 412,000
19:00 - Secrets of the National Trust with Alan Titchmarsh (R): 459,000
20:00 - Saving Britain's Hedgehogs (1/2): 1,143,000 / 1,145,588
21:00 - Inside Fortnum and Mason: the Queen's Grocer: 1,064,000 / 1,065,135
22:00-23:00 - Missing or Murdered? (New series): 844,000
BBC2:
18:00-18:30 - Eggheads: 1,015,300 / 1,018,040
20:00-21:00 - Great British Menu: 1,674,900 / 1,706,829
ITV:
16:00 - Tipping Point: 2,156,000
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,625,000 (31.8%)
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,188,000
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,290,800 (36.7%) / 6,406,715
19:30 - Tonight: 2,776,000
20:00 - Emmerdale: 6,180,000 (29.2%) / 6,306,219
20:30 - Martin Clunes: My Travels and Other Animals: 2,380,000
21:00-22:00 - easyJet: inside the Cockpit: 2,772,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 579,000
17:00-17:30 - Four in a Bed (R): 488,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 589,000
18:30 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 504,000
19:00 - Channel Four News: 546,000
20:00 - When I Grow Up: 714,000
21:00-22:00 - Grand Designs: the Street: 1,863,700 / 1,873,868
22:30-23:30 - 24 Hours in A&E (R): 491,000
Channel 5:
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 402,000
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 1,000,700 / 1,018,296
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 457,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 410,000
19:00 - Secrets of the National Trust with Alan Titchmarsh (R): 635,000
20:00 - Shop Smart, Save Money: 1,004,600 / 1,005,151
21:00 - The Gypsies Next Door: 1,127,600 / 1,132,993
22:00-23:00 - My Extreme Drugs Diary: 493,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 537,000
17:00 - Four in a Bed (R): 531,000
17:30 - Extreme Cake Makers: 490,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 535,000
18:30-19:00 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 593,000
19:30 - Unreported World: 499,000
20:00 - Jamie's Quick and Easy Food: 844,000
20:30 - Joe Lycett's Got Your Back: 999,000 / 1,010,478
21:00 - Gogglebox: 3,787,700 (18.5%) / 3,833,527
22:00-23:00 - Sex Tape: 961,000 / 979,286
Channel 5:
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 405,000
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 845,400 / 863,745
17:30-17:55 - Neighbours (R): 480,000
20:00 - Secrets of the Heinz Factory (R): 780,000
21:00-23:00 - The Story of Adele: 1,338,500 / 1,341,836
BBC4:
21:00-22:30 - Pop Charts Britannia: 60 Years of the Top Ten (R): 512,299 / 515,411
ITV:
17:00 - The Chase (R): 2,063,000
18:00-18:15 - ITV News: 3,081,000
18:30 - Ninja Warrior UK: 3,340,000 (22.4%)
19:30 - In for a Penny: 3,269,000 (20.5%)
20:00 - Britain's Got Talent: 9,269,000 (44.3%) / 9,393,018
21:20 - Bradley Walsh's Late Night Guest List: 3,881,000 (20.9%)
22:15 - ITV News: 2,303,000
Channel 4:
16:30 - Rugby Union: Leinster v Saracens: 781,000
19:30 - F1: Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying Highlights: 1,247,500 / 1,263,066
21:00-23:10 - Film: World War Z (R): 710,000
Channel 5:
16:15-17:15 - The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door (R): 421,000
18:10 - Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away (R): 439,000
19:00-19:55 - Cricket Highlights: 658,000
20:00 - Inside Fortnum and Mason: the Queen's Grocer (R): 550,000
21:00 - Secrets of the Royal Dressmakers: 921,000 / 921,739
22:30-00:20 - Meghan Markle: Movies, Marriage and Motherhood (R): 612,000
ITV2:
21:15-22:20 - Britain's Got More Talent: 730,700 / 743,786
ITV3:
21:00-23:00 - Vera (R): 655,200 / 658,205
Sky Main Event:
17:00 - Derby v Leeds United: 670,700 / 670,700
19:20 - Sunderland v Portsmouth: 496,900 / 528,324
Sky Football:
17:00 - Derby v Leeds United: 227,700 / 284,177
19:20 - Sunderland v Portsmouth: 169,800 / 169,800
Sunday 12 May 2019:
BBC1:
19:00 - Countryfile: 4,221,900 (25.8%) / 4,232,834
20:00 - The British Academy Television Awards: 3,667,300 (17.9%) / 3,704,120
22:00-22:22 - BBC News: 4,338,000 (25.6%) / 4,356,138
BBC2:
20:00 - Undiscovered Worlds with Steve Backshall: 1,379,400 / 1,392,923
21:00-22:00 - Louis Theroux: Mothers on the Edge: 1,629,500 / 1,761,996
ITV:
18:05 - The Family Chase: 2,364,000
19:00 - Tenable All Stars: 2,243,000
20:00 - The Durrells: 4,695,000 (23.6%)
21:00-22:00 - Victoria: 4,704,800 (21.5%) / 4,791,165
Channel 4:
16:35 - A Place in the Sun (R): 491,000
17:35 - Coast vs Country (R): 520,000
18:30 - Channel 4 News: 516,000
19:00 - F1: Spanish Grand Prix Highlights: 1,718,100 / 1,744,819
21:00-23:10 - Film: The Girl on the Train (Premiere): 1,450,300 / 1,454,709
Channel 5:
18:05 - The Story of Adele (R): 647,000
20:00 - Blind Date: 701,000
21:00 - Funniest Ever TV Cockups: 960,400 / 960,761
22:00-23:05 - Film: The Brothers Grimsby (Premiere): 598,000
23:10-23:40 - Film: The Brothers Grimsby (Premiere) (continued): 398,000
I wasn't really a fan of ITV keeping Life Stories going, but actually they have a strong line-up this time and it feels so much better for on Saturday after BGT, than a weekday.
It's reverted back to it's original slot, and works much better for it.
I wasn't really a fan of ITV keeping Life Stories going, but actually they have a strong line-up this time and it feels so much better for on Saturday after BGT, than a weekday.
For one week only ?
No its 5 episodes.
You mentioned it feels better after BGT but thats done now isn’t it ?
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The time I'd seen it, I was totally absorbed
I saw it once too, it was a bloody good episode.
Yeah I think it's probably a show that a lot of the older audience aren't tuning into, and they make up such a huge proportion of your average BBC One drama's audience. It'd be good if someone can find some stats for it!
I hope this does reasonably well. Nothing much wrong with it as a bit of fun play-along Saturday night entertainment.
Though pairing it up with Pointless Celebrities is a bit lame. After The Hit List the last thing I wanted was another quiz.
The problem with BBC One Saturday's outside of Strictly is there are too many lead up shows and no centrepieces. On ratings The Greatest Dancer and All Together Now should kickstart an evening whilst Pointless and The Hit List are starter shows simply by their make up. They shouldn't really be airing through the heart of airtime.
You are correct. The beebs entertainment budget has been hacked away over the years, and i would guess is much lower then itv's. So outside of strictly you just get loads of cheap looking filler shows.
We don't have any age stats for it but from what Broadcast reported following the first episode, the ABC1 skew was close to 60% which is pretty good for a drama.
I agree Year after Year is certainly thinking out of the box and there is nothing " formulaic" about this show.
Harry Potter does seem to get the numbers whatever the circumstances. I don't know for how long it'll be able to keep that up though.
I agree with posters above, the been need a centrepiece, however they can solve that by moving McIntyre to January,.
You'd think this should help Gentlemen Jack keep an audience, if it can't then it's gonna struggle in weeks to come.
You are correct to say that between '10 and '16 (I believe), the govt. forced an unnecessary real terms budget cut on the Beeb and diverted some licence fee money elsewhere (World Service, S4C, oldies free licences). Now, if you take money out of a service, the service is obviously affected. All licence fee money should go to the BBC to spend on content. The Beeb needs more money too to make up for what it lost for seven years.
Watching the Mel B interview now and it’s really good. A much better watch than Jonathan Ross and the slot does feel right, although it won’t work so well out of The Voice Kids.
For one week only ?
No its 5 episodes.
BBC2: All other programmes below 1,018,040
ITV: Apart from regional news totals, all other programmes below 2,063,000
Channel 4: All other programmes below 488,000
Channel 5: All other programmes below 386,000
Other channels: All other programmes below 500,000
Including +1 where applicable.
PCs/laptops, tablets and smartphones included in the higher of two ratings.
Bank Holiday Monday 6 May 2019:
BBC1:
17:45 - Pointless: 3,406,000 (23.2%)
18:30-18:50 - BBC News: 4,964,200 (30.2%) / 4,976,325
20:00-20:30 - EastEnders: 5,414,100 (25.6%) / 5,669,736
21:30 - Ghosts: 3,353,000 (15.4%)
22:00 - BBC News: 3,314,000 (19.4%)
BBC2:
14:00-16:40 - Snooker Final: 1,606,800 / 1,613,071
19:00 - Snooker Final: 2,091,300 / 2,101,604
20:00-21:00 - Inside the Factory (R): 1,186,100 / 1,186,100
ITV:
16:00 - Tipping Point: 2,153,000
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,421,000 (25.7%)
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,590,000 (21.7%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,241,000 (33.3%) / 6,353,726
19:30 - Coronation Street: 6,492,400 (32.9%) / 6,612,004
20:00 - Love Your Garden (Revised repeat): 2,544,000 [Not all regions]
20:30 - Coronation Street: 6,472,800 (29.2%) / 6,597,984
21:00 - The All New Monty: Who Bares Wins: 3,985,000 (19.7%)
22:30-22:45 - ITV News: 2,126,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 701,000
17:00-17:30 - Four in a Bed (R): 647,000
18:00-18:30 - The Simpsons (R): 576,000
19:30 - Food Unwrapped: 1,118,300 / 1,121,449
20:00 - Supershoppers: 1,348,800 / 1,351,769
20:30 - Travel Man: 48 Hours in Hamburg: 1,771,700 / 1,788,234
21:00 - Banged Up: Teens behind Bars: 944,700 / 971,047
22:00-23:00 - Sex on Trial (New series): 556,000
Channel 5:
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 410,000
13:45 - Neighbours: 834,500 / 852,174
14:20-15:55 - Film: Hidden in Plain Sight (Premiere): 456,000
17:00 - 5 News: 443,000
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 585,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 478,000
20:00 - Police Interceptors: 1,315,300 / 1,320,110
21:00 - Sunken Treasures Revealed: Drain the Ocean: 868,200 / 869,075
22:00-23:00 - Police Code Zero: Officer under Attack: 846,000
ITV2:
19:55 - Film: Johnny English Reborn (R) (continued): 520,900 / 520,900
21:00-21:30 - Family Guy: 643,600 / 695,887
ITV3:
20:00-22:00 - Endeavour (R): 752,700 / 758,920
ITVBe:
22:00-23:00 - The Real Housewives of Cheshire: 467,000 / 560,323
E4:
19:00-19:30 - Hollyoaks: 816,600 / 846,108
21:00-22:00 - Made in Chelsea: 582,900 / 670,698
Sky Atlantic:
02:00-03:30 - Game of Thrones: 5,121,800 (78.6%) / 5,392,263 (in week 29 April-5 May)
21:00 - Game of Thrones: 741,000 / 741,000
22:30-23:30 - Thronecast: 666,600 / 681,694
Sky Main Event:
19:00 - Manchester City v Leicester City: 882,700 / 1,020,140
Sky Premier League:
19:00 - Manchester City v Leicester City: 420,300 / 420,300
Tuesday 7 May 2019:
BBC1:
18:00-18:30 - BBC News: 4,182,200 (30.5%) / 4,195,746
19:30 - EastEnders: 5,383,300 (29.6%) / 5,651,335
20:00-21:00 - Holby City: 3,277,000 (15.5%) [exc. Scotland]
22:00 - BBC News: 3,308,000 (18.2%)
BBC2:
20:00 - Your Home Made Perfect: 1,678,500 / 1,704,138
21:00-22:00 - Surgeons: at the Edge of Life: 1,767,800 / 1,807,896
ITV:
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,207,000
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,351,000 (22.6%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,221,900 (36.7%) / 6,329,918
19:30 - Save Money: Lose Weight: 2,671,000
20:00 - Emmerdale: 5,956,500 (27.3%) / 6,093,749
20:30 - Hard to Please OAPs: 2,596,000
21:00-22:30 - The All New Monty: Ladies' Night: 3,701,000 (17.8%)
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 581,000
17:00-17:30 - Four in a Bed (R): 490,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 718,000
18:30 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 565,000
19:00 - Channel 4 News: 637,000
20:00 - Bake Off: the Professionals: 2,008,900 / 2,035,182
21:00 - 24 Hours in A&E (New series): 1,659,900 / 1,677,677
22:00-23:05 - First Dates: 1,255,700 / 1,307,733
Channel 5:
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 766,000
17:00 - 5 News: 402,000
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 552,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 386,000
19:00 - Secrets of the National Trust with Alan Titchmarsh (R): 497,000
20:00 - The Yorkshire Vet: 1,502,000 / 1,504,158
21:30 - Ben Fogle: New Lives in the Wild: 1,067,700 / 1,073,492
22:30-00:00 - The Murder of Sarah Payne: a Mother's Story (R): 435,000
ITV3:
20:00-22:00 - Midsomer Murders (R): 596,600 / 601,371
E4:
19:00-19:30 - Hollyoaks: 785,200 / 814,620
Sky One:
21:00-22:00 - SEAL Team: ? / ?
Sky Atlantic:
02:00-03:10 - Chernobyl (New series): 822,600 / 860,712
21:00-22:10 - Chernobyl (New series): 604,200 / 604,200
Sky Witness:
21:00-22:00 - 911: 583,800 / 591,646
BT Sport 2:
19:00 - Liverpool v Barcelona: 1,721,900 / 1,721,900
Wednesday 8 May 2019:
BBC1:
18:00-18:30 - BBC News: 4,285,900 (29.9%) / 4,300,214
22:00 - BBC News: 3,656,800 (21.8%) / 3,672,605
BBC2:
20:00 - Great British Menu: 1,416,400 / 1,449,779
21:00 - Forensics: the Real CSI: 2,519,800 / 2,593,094
22:00-22:30 - QI (R): 1,144,300 / 1,158,712
ITV:
16:00 - Tipping Point: 2,118,000
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,525,000 (30.5%)
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,492,000 (22.8%)
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,502,300 (37.8%) / 6,622,426
19:30 - Coronation Street: 6,863,600 (37.2%) / 6,984,332
20:00 - Britain's Brightest Family: 3,061,000 [Not all regions]
20:30 - Coronation Street: 6,088,800 (27.1%) / 6,220,776
21:00-22:00 - Planet Child: 2,595,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 548,000
17:00 - Four in a Bed (R): 632,000
17:30 - Extreme Cake Makers: 511,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 714,000
18:30 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 621,000
19:00 - Channel 4 News: 525,000
20:00-21:00 - Location, Location, Location: 1,964,900 / 1,976,294
22:00-23:00 - Gogglebox (R): 572,000
Channel 5:
07:55-08:05 - Paw Patrol (R): 433,000
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 398,000
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 857,000 / 874,744
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 478,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 412,000
19:00 - Secrets of the National Trust with Alan Titchmarsh (R): 459,000
20:00 - Saving Britain's Hedgehogs (1/2): 1,143,000 / 1,145,588
21:00 - Inside Fortnum and Mason: the Queen's Grocer: 1,064,000 / 1,065,135
22:00-23:00 - Missing or Murdered? (New series): 844,000
BBC4:
21:00-22:00 - Storyville: Brexit - Behind Closed Doors (1/2): 577,100 / 622,524
ITV3:
20:00-22:00 - Endeavour (R): 740,400 / 745,834
E4:
19:00-19:30 - Hollyoaks: 692,100 / 721,595
20:00-20:30 - The Goldbergs: 500,800 / 507,674
Dave:
21:00-22:00 - Taskmaster (New series): 1,006,700 / 1,049,190
Sky One:
21:00-22:00 - Magnum P.I.: 552,000 / ?
Sky Witness:
21:00 - Grey's Anatomy: 784,700 / 798,966
22:00-23:00 - Station 19: 607,100 / 613,017
BT Sport 2:
19:00 - Ajax v Tottenham Hotspur: 1,434,000 / 1,434,000
Thursday 9 May 2019:
BBC1:
18:00-18:30 - BBC News: 4,013,500 (28.7%) / 4,026,755
19:30-20:00 - EastEnders: 5,236,900 (29.5%) / 5,489,901
21:00 - Ambulance: 3,963,900 (18.6%) / 4,053,281
22:00 - BBC News: 3,299,000 (20.5%)
BBC2:
18:00-18:30 - Eggheads: 1,015,300 / 1,018,040
20:00-21:00 - Great British Menu: 1,674,900 / 1,706,829
ITV:
16:00 - Tipping Point: 2,156,000
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,625,000 (31.8%)
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,188,000
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,290,800 (36.7%) / 6,406,715
19:30 - Tonight: 2,776,000
20:00 - Emmerdale: 6,180,000 (29.2%) / 6,306,219
20:30 - Martin Clunes: My Travels and Other Animals: 2,380,000
21:00-22:00 - easyJet: inside the Cockpit: 2,772,000
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 579,000
17:00-17:30 - Four in a Bed (R): 488,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 589,000
18:30 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 504,000
19:00 - Channel Four News: 546,000
20:00 - When I Grow Up: 714,000
21:00-22:00 - Grand Designs: the Street: 1,863,700 / 1,873,868
22:30-23:30 - 24 Hours in A&E (R): 491,000
Channel 5:
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 402,000
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 1,000,700 / 1,018,296
17:30 - Neighbours (R): 457,000
18:00-18:30 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star) (R): 410,000
19:00 - Secrets of the National Trust with Alan Titchmarsh (R): 635,000
20:00 - Shop Smart, Save Money: 1,004,600 / 1,005,151
21:00 - The Gypsies Next Door: 1,127,600 / 1,132,993
22:00-23:00 - My Extreme Drugs Diary: 493,000
BBC4:
21:00-22:00 - Storyville: Brexit - Behind Closed Doors (2/2): 531,900 / 563,372
ITV2:
22:00-22:50 - Celebrity Juice: 769,700 / 794,252
ITV3:
20:00-22:00 - Vera (R): 1,199,000 / 1,207,888
E4:
19:00-19:30 - Hollyoaks: 743,000 / 772,301
20:00 - The Big Bang Theory: 1,785,000 / 1,811,471
20:30 - Young Sheldon: 1,280,800 / 1,293,227
21:00-21:30 - Brooklyn Nine-Nine: 1,003,100 / 1,037,807
More4:
21:00-22:05 - The Good Fight: 517,600 / 530,147
Film4:
21:00-23:30 - Film: Jason Bourne (R): 519,700 / 521,499
Sky One:
20:00-21:00 - The Flash: 526,000 / ?
Sky Witness:
21:00-22:00 - The Rookie: 692,300 / 699,052
BT Sport 2:
19:15 - Valencia v Arsenal: 545,900 / 545,900
BT Sport 3:
19:15 - Chelsea v Eintracht Frankfurt: 642,600 / 642,600
Friday 10 May 2019:
BBC1:
18:00-18:30 - BBC News: 3,812,600 (30.0%) / 3,823,255
20:00-20:30 - EastEnders: 5,161,400 (28.0%) / 5,418,652
BBC2:
19:30 - Mastermind: 1,067,000 / 1,070,619
20:00 - Great British Menu: 1,797,400 / 1,836,584
20:30-21:30 - Gardeners' World: 2,533,200 / 2,562,231
ITV:
16:00 - Tipping Point: 2,122,000
17:00-17:55 - The Chase: 3,092,000
18:30 - ITV Evening News: 3,069,000
19:00 - Emmerdale: 6,173,500 (38.6%) / 6,303,314
19:30 - Coronation Street: 6,644,800 (38.5%) / 6,764,620
20:00 - John Bishop's Ireland: 2,420,000
20:30-21:00 - Coronation Street: 6,685,200 (33.3%) / 6,811,954
Channel 4:
16:00 - A New Life in the Sun: Where Are They Now?: 537,000
17:00 - Four in a Bed (R): 531,000
17:30 - Extreme Cake Makers: 490,000
18:00 - The Simpsons (R): 535,000
18:30-19:00 - Hollyoaks (First shown on E4): 593,000
19:30 - Unreported World: 499,000
20:00 - Jamie's Quick and Easy Food: 844,000
20:30 - Joe Lycett's Got Your Back: 999,000 / 1,010,478
21:00 - Gogglebox: 3,787,700 (18.5%) / 3,833,527
22:00-23:00 - Sex Tape: 961,000 / 979,286
Channel 5:
13:15 - Home and Away (First shown on 5 Star): 405,000
13:45-14:15 - Neighbours: 845,400 / 863,745
17:30-17:55 - Neighbours (R): 480,000
20:00 - Secrets of the Heinz Factory (R): 780,000
21:00-23:00 - The Story of Adele: 1,338,500 / 1,341,836
BBC4:
21:00-22:30 - Pop Charts Britannia: 60 Years of the Top Ten (R): 512,299 / 515,411
ITV2:
22:05-23:15 - Film: Quantum of Solace (R) (continued): 518,600 / 518,600
ITV3:
21:00-22:00 - Doc Martin (R): 542,000 / 547,718
E4:
19:00-19:30 - Hollyoaks: 623,700 / 647,334
Fox:
21:00-22:00 - NCIS: 813,500 / 816,958
Sky One:
20:30 - Modern Family: 591,000 / ?
21:00-22:00 - Jamestown: 570,000 / ?
Sky Witness:
21:00-22:00 - Chicago Fire: 677,800 / 683,378
Sky Cinema Premiere:
Film: The Meg (Premiere):
12:30 - 1,022,500 / 1,046,093
20:00 - 134,700 / 134,700
Saturday 11 May 2019:
BBC1:
21:10-22:00 - Casualty: 4,253,900 (21.9%) / 4,376,148
BBC2:
[All programmes below 1,018,040]
ITV:
17:00 - The Chase (R): 2,063,000
18:00-18:15 - ITV News: 3,081,000
18:30 - Ninja Warrior UK: 3,340,000 (22.4%)
19:30 - In for a Penny: 3,269,000 (20.5%)
20:00 - Britain's Got Talent: 9,269,000 (44.3%) / 9,393,018
21:20 - Bradley Walsh's Late Night Guest List: 3,881,000 (20.9%)
22:15 - ITV News: 2,303,000
Channel 4:
16:30 - Rugby Union: Leinster v Saracens: 781,000
19:30 - F1: Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying Highlights: 1,247,500 / 1,263,066
21:00-23:10 - Film: World War Z (R): 710,000
Channel 5:
16:15-17:15 - The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door (R): 421,000
18:10 - Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away (R): 439,000
19:00-19:55 - Cricket Highlights: 658,000
20:00 - Inside Fortnum and Mason: the Queen's Grocer (R): 550,000
21:00 - Secrets of the Royal Dressmakers: 921,000 / 921,739
22:30-00:20 - Meghan Markle: Movies, Marriage and Motherhood (R): 612,000
BBC4:
21:00 - Cardinal (New series): 920,200 / 966,325
21:40-22:25 - Cardinal: 872,900 / 913,709
ITV2:
21:15-22:20 - Britain's Got More Talent: 730,700 / 743,786
ITV3:
21:00-23:00 - Vera (R): 655,200 / 658,205
Sky Main Event:
17:00 - Derby v Leeds United: 670,700 / 670,700
19:20 - Sunderland v Portsmouth: 496,900 / 528,324
Sky Football:
17:00 - Derby v Leeds United: 227,700 / 284,177
19:20 - Sunderland v Portsmouth: 169,800 / 169,800
Sunday 12 May 2019:
BBC1:
19:00 - Countryfile: 4,221,900 (25.8%) / 4,232,834
20:00 - The British Academy Television Awards: 3,667,300 (17.9%) / 3,704,120
22:00-22:22 - BBC News: 4,338,000 (25.6%) / 4,356,138
BBC2:
20:00 - Undiscovered Worlds with Steve Backshall: 1,379,400 / 1,392,923
21:00-22:00 - Louis Theroux: Mothers on the Edge: 1,629,500 / 1,761,996
ITV:
18:05 - The Family Chase: 2,364,000
19:00 - Tenable All Stars: 2,243,000
20:00 - The Durrells: 4,695,000 (23.6%)
21:00-22:00 - Victoria: 4,704,800 (21.5%) / 4,791,165
Channel 4:
16:35 - A Place in the Sun (R): 491,000
17:35 - Coast vs Country (R): 520,000
18:30 - Channel 4 News: 516,000
19:00 - F1: Spanish Grand Prix Highlights: 1,718,100 / 1,744,819
21:00-23:10 - Film: The Girl on the Train (Premiere): 1,450,300 / 1,454,709
Channel 5:
18:05 - The Story of Adele (R): 647,000
20:00 - Blind Date: 701,000
21:00 - Funniest Ever TV Cockups: 960,400 / 960,761
22:00-23:05 - Film: The Brothers Grimsby (Premiere): 598,000
23:10-23:40 - Film: The Brothers Grimsby (Premiere) (continued): 398,000
ITV2:
20:00-20:55 Film: Skyfall (R): 654,500 / 659,379
21:00-22:50 - Film: Skyfall (R) (continued): 738,600 / 738,600
ITV3:
20:00-21:00 - Agatha Christie's Poirot (R): 528,500 / 530,288
ITVBe:
21:00-22:00 - The Only Way Is Essex: 700,900 / 878,689
E4:
21:00-22:00 - Gotham (New series): 499,300 / 506,803
Sky One:
21:00 - Hawaii Five-O: 763,000 / ?
22:00-23:00 - NCIS: Los Angeles: 772,000 / ?
Sky Atlantic:
02:00-03:30 (Monday 13 May) - Game of Thrones: 4,699,400 (78.6%) / 4,998,670
Sky Main Event:
14:30 - 595,600 / 666,401
Sky Premier League:
14:00 - 723,400 / 771,204
Sky F1:
14:05 - Spanish Grand Prix: 799,300 / 851,206
Sources: BARB, Thinkbox
I thought the young magic act were a bit unlucky to not get through tonight to the lives
The disco dogs bit at the end of the auditions was great
Strong Golden Buzzer acts too, even David’s was decent
Hope the lives rate well!
They did get through.
They’re not on the DS list for semi-finalists unless they changed their name? (Or I’m misreading it!)
It's reverted back to it's original slot, and works much better for it.
You mentioned it feels better after BGT but thats done now isn’t it ?