TV Ratings 2022

October 17 - 23

01 Strictly Come Dancing 9.894m
02 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results 8.634m
03 The Great British Bake Off 7.794m
04 Doc Martin 5.610m
05 Doctor Who 5.295m
06 Coronation Street 5.183m
07 Have I Got News For You 5.094m
08 Emmerdale 4.988m
09 Antiques Roadshow 4.751m
10 BBC News at Six 4.500m
11 Blankety Blank 4.352m
12 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 4.146m
13 Bloodlands 3.836m
14 The Larkins 3.770m
15 All Creatures Great And Small 3.709m
16 The Martin Lewis Money Show Live 3.687m
17 BBC Weekend News 3.684m
18 Gogglebox 3.606m
19 EastEnders 3.501m
20 Ghosts 3.415m
 
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Anyone been watching Married At First Sight UK? That's getting 2m+, which is impressive for E4.
 
I'm hoping that's the sort of position Doctor Who will be occupying more regularly after the relaunch next year, but we'll see :o
 
Ill Advised said:
Me! I’m always surprised no one talks about it here
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Same here, this was my first year watching and I was properly hooked! @Rita did you watch it?
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I'm not watching it, but I've seen a fair bit on social media about it. And was surprised that there had been no mention on moopy of it, at least as far as I had seen.

Like I said, it's getting 2m an episode for E4 which is triple what their next highest programme gets, and quadruple what Hollyoaks typically pulls. And that's before platform viewing which I don't have access to. Usually platform viewing adds about 50k or so for your soaps, but I remember for Love Island for example it made a much bigger difference - and I imagine MAFS appeals to a very similar demographic.
 
I liked it when it was a posh science experiment program on Channel 4
 
I'm not quite sure what has happened with week October 24 - 30 (coming up) - there are clearly some mistakes which are obvious as broadcast times are wrong, but it doesnt explain everything, and some shows appear to be missing :confused:. I'll try to get my head around it.
 
October 24 - 30

01 Strictly Come Dancing 9.699m
02 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results 9.090m
03 The Great British Bake Off 7.512m
04 The Repair Shop 6.891m
05 Antiques Roadshow 6.842m
06 SAS Rogue Heroes 6.553m
07 Doc Martin 6.071m
08 Coronation Street 5.214m
10 Top Gear 4.860m
11 Emmerdale 4.824m
12 Have I Got News For You 4.737m
13 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 4.560m
14 Blankety Blank 4.435m
15 Countryfile 4.429m
16 BBC News at Six 4.385m
17 Gogglebox 4.353m
18 The Larkins 3.959m
19 EastEnders 3.629m
20 Ghosts 3.407m
 
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When are they releasing the first Netflix figures?
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The news story which said we were going to get them said that Netflix was 'set to sign up as a member of BARB' (and BARB is where I get most of the data from), but didn't give a date. So I assume they haven't signed up yet, or I imagine there may well be details to iron out. In the past I've seen criticism that the few figures they do release apparently include people who watch for literally seconds.

Netflix apparently accounts for 8% of viewing in the UK, which puts it ahead of Sky, Channel 5 and 4, but still some distance behind BBC and ITV.

Presumably their decision to go public with viewing figures has come from a place of knowing they are doing pretty well, and must be driven by a hope it will attract new subscribers. It will be interesting to see if it affects their release strategy as well.
 
I think their decision to go public with ratings is purely to do with the fact that they're now running adverts. Because they need to be able to show buyers the sorts of numbers (and probably more crucially, the types of audiences) they can attract for a company's marketing spend, which is where BARB comes in.

Otherwise it's quite the coincidence that Netflix introducing adverts and Netflix signing up to BARB came in the exact same week.
 
Finn said:
I think their decision to go public with ratings is purely to do with the fact that they're now running adverts. Because they need to be able to show buyers the sorts of numbers (and probably more crucially, the types of audiences) they can attract for a company's marketing spend, which is where BARB comes in.

Otherwise it's quite the coincidence that Netflix introducing adverts and Netflix signing up to BARB came in the exact same week.
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Oh yes, very good point. Has the ad supported membership started yet?
 
lolly said:
The news story which said we were going to get them said that Netflix was 'set to sign up as a member of BARB' (and BARB is where I get most of the data from), but didn't give a date. So I assume they haven't signed up yet, or I imagine there may well be details to iron out. In the past I've seen criticism that the few figures they do release apparently include people who watch for literally seconds.

Netflix apparently accounts for 8% of viewing in the UK, which puts it ahead of Sky, Channel 5 and 4, but still some distance behind BBC and ITV.

Presumably their decision to go public with viewing figures has come from a place of knowing they are doing pretty well, and must be driven by a hope it will attract new subscribers. It will be interesting to see if it affects their release strategy as well.
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I was pretty sure I saw something about November but didn’t know if it was November when we’d first see figures or later.
 

BBC iPLAYER REVEALS Q3 RESULTS AND MOST STREAMED SHOWS​


Between July and September programmes were streamed 1.65 billion times, a record for the third quarter of the year and 7% up on the same quarter last year, keeping iPlayer well on track for its best year ever.

The day of the State Funeral, Monday 19 September, reported huge viewing on BBC iPlayer (well over 25m streams), including 10.1 million streams of the BBC’s State Funeral coverage. On BBC TV, the majority of the UK public – 32.5m – tuned in to BBC coverage of The State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II, and at peak, 22.4m people were watching across all BBC channels.

The top episodes per series on iPlayer between July and September are:


Rank - Programme - Episode - Streams


1 .The State Funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II - 5.0m


2. Women's Euro 2022 Final - 4.0m


3. Marriage - Episode 1 - 3.6m


4. The Control Room - Episode 1 - 3.5m


5. The Capture - Series 2 - Invisible Men - 3.2m


6. EastEnders - 07/07/2022 - 2.7m


7. Frozen Planet II - Frozen Worlds - 2.5m


8. Crossfire - Episode 1 - 2.2m


9. Match of the Day 2022/23 - 27/08/2022 - 2.2m


10. Strictly Come Dancing - Series 20 – Week 1 - 2.1m


The most-watched boxsets and live events on iPlayer between July and September* are:


Rank - Programme - Streams


1. Commonwealth Games - 52.5m


2. Wimbledon - 28.2m


3. The Capture - 24.0m


4 . Celebrity MasterChef - 18.5m


5. Women's Euro 2022 - 15.7m


6. The Secrets She Keeps - 15.2m


7. Top Gear - 14.2m


8. Shetland - 12.4m


9. Doctor Who - 11.1m


10. Match of the Day - 10.9m


Dan McGolpin, Director of BBC iPlayer, says: “The nation turns to the BBC for the big moments and for increasing numbers of people that means turning to BBC iPlayer...

"There was an extraordinary range of relevant programming available for all to view both before and after the BBC’s coverage of the State Funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and so many of this summer’s key sporting moments were captured live including the famous victories of the Lionesses...



"Once again BBC iPlayer provided something for everyone, from original drama such as Marriage to the intrigue and thrills of The Capture, the stunning landscapes of Frozen Planet II and the joyous return of Strictly Come Dancing.”
 
The Control Room (appalling) doing better than The Capture s2 (excellent) on the episodes chart is a miscarriage of justice.

I'm pleased the Queen's funeral beat both though, that was top telly. They should do more.
 
Finn said:
The Control Room (appalling) doing better than The Capture s2 (excellent) on the episodes chart is a miscarriage of justice.

I'm pleased the Queen's funeral beat both though, that was top telly. They should do more.
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I imagine that's due in no small part to the fact that The Control Room started mid July, whereas The Capture started at the end of Augist.
 
BARB not updated for this week yet, but at some point in the last week they cleared up all the confusion over Saturday night BBC in the chart last week, so I've updated it.
 
October 31 - November 6

01 I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 12.340m
02 Strictly Come Dancing 9.908m
03 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results 8.817m
04 The Great British Bake Off 7.410m
05 SAS Rogue Heroes 5.624m
06 Coronation Street 5.283m
07 Have I Got News For You 5.263m
08 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 5.140m
09 Emmerdale 4.921m
10 Blankety Blank 4.779m
11 Gogglebox 4.679m
12 Top Gear 4.498m
13 BBC News at Six 4.456m
14 The Masked Singer 4.235m
15 Countryfile 4.100m
16 I Can See Your Voice 3.808m
17 EastEnders 3.758m
18 BBC Weekend News 3.634m
19 Match Of The Day 3.502m
20 Masterchef: The Professionals 3.449m
 
November 7 - 13

01 I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 11.205m
02 Strictly Come Dancing 9.473m
03 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results 8.773m
04 The Great British Bake Off 7.699m
05 SAS Rogue Heroes 5.665m
06 Coronation Street 5.441m
07 Countryfile 5.109m
08 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 5.027m
09 Blankety Blank 4.836m
10 Emmerdale 4.799m
11 Top Gear 4.576m
12 BBC News at Six 4.244m
13 Royal British Legion Festival Of Remembrance 4.193m
14 The Larkins 4.125m
15 The Martin Lewis Money Show Live 4.011m
16 Gogglebox 3.695m
17 EastEnders 3.518m
18 The Chase 3.512m
19 The English 3.143m
20 Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph 3.098m
 
Very healthy figures for IACGMOOH. I’m assuming the ratings dip last year was simply because it was in Wales.
 
Last years line up was

Louise Minchin
Matty Lee
Snoochie Shy
Richard Madeley
Arlene Phillips
Naughty Boy
Kadeena Cox
David Ginola
Frankie Bridge
Danny Miller

I tell a lie I didn’t know Snoochie Shy.
 
Rita said:
Last years line up was

Louise Minchin
Matty Lee
Snoochie Shy
Richard Madeley
Arlene Phillips
Naughty Boy
Kadeena Cox
David Ginola
Frankie Bridge
Danny Miller

I tell a lie I didn’t know Snoochie Shy.
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Plus Simon Gregson and Adam Woodyatt, so a bit heavy on the soap actors. I think this year might have the bigger headline names, but overall they are pretty even.
 
SAS Rogue Heroes is holding up decently considering the whole series was put up.

These non-stop ITV X ads are just too much. They'll make a bit of an effort at launch then it will be the same old shit.
 
November 14 - 20

01 I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 10.647m
02 Strictly Come Dancing 10.187m
03 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results 9.073m
04 The Great British Bake Off 8.125m
05 FIFA World Cup: Qatar vs Ecuador 6.402m
06 BBC Weekend News 6.088m
07 Countryfile 5.685m
08 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 5.474m
09 Coronation Street 5.254m
10 SAS Rogue Heroes 5.157m
11 Emmerdale 4.757m
12 Top Gear 4.406m
13 The Larkins 4.351m
14 BBC News at Six 4.308m
15 BBC Children In Need 3.961m
16 The Martin Lewis Money Show Live 3.871m
17 Blankety Blank 3.699m
18 The Chase 3.543m
19 Gogglebox 3.491m
20 EastEnders 3.332m
 
Interestingly (:david:) although IACGMOOH had a higher audience for every show, Strictly had the higher percentage share - 52% for the Saturday show. IACGMOOH ranged between 44 and 49% per episode.
 
Is it me or are ratings in general much higher than they've been for a while? People returning to terrestrial telly as cheaper entertainment?
 
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