TV Ratings 2025 (1 Viewer)

July 7 - 13

01 Wimbledon (BBC1 Sunday 4pm) 5.995m
02 Coronation Street 3.758m
03 Emmerdale 3.524m
04 EastEnders 2.937m
05 Wimbledon (BBC1 Friday 2pm) 2.907m
06 UEFA Women's Euro 2025: England vs Wales 2.879m
07 24 Hours In Police Custody 2.777m
08 Wimbledon (BBC1 Saturday 3pm) 2.767m
09 Wimbledon (BBC1 Monday 7pm) 2.717m
10 BBC News at Six 2.700m
11 Wimbledon (BBC1 Tuesday 2pm) 2.434m
12 Celebrity Gogglebox 2.432m
13 BBC News at Ten 2.394m
14 Love Island 2.366m
15 Women's Euro 2025: England vs Netherlands 2.355m
16 Casualty 2.297m
17 Antiques Roadshow 2.183m
18 Wimbledon (BBC1 Monday 2pm) 2.140m
19 Not Going Out 1.914m
20 Wimbledon (BBC2 Wednesday 3pm) 1.820m
 
That's up just over 1.1m for the Men's Final for Wimbledon - it had 4.873m last year. The Women's Final was up just over 0.3m.
 
July 14 - 20

01 Women's Euro 2025: Sweden vs England 4.631m
02 The Great British Sewing Bee 4.479m
03 Coronation Street 4.093m
04 Karen Pirie 3.709m
05 Emmerdale 3.587m
06 EastEnders 3.362m
07 Antiques Roadshow 3.212m
08 Countryfile 3.164m
09 BBC News at Six 3.004m
10 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 2.538m
11 Love Island 2.527m
12 The Narrow Road To The Deep North 2.341m
13 BBC News at Ten 2.332m
14 Human 2.318m
15 Not Going Out 2.232m
16 The Hit List 2.168m
17 Our Lives 2.159m
18 The Chase 2.156m
19 ITV Evening News 2.139m
20 UEFA Women's Euro 2025: France vs Germany 2.096m
 
Untamed on Netflix got 2.465m for the first episode, 2.08m for the second, but none of the remaining four episodes charted.
 
Untamed is bloody slow.

I haven't watched this week's yet but Karen Pirie is very good by ITV Sunday two hour slot standards.
 
I'm told I watched the first series of Karen Pirie, but I have no recollection of it at all.

I've not bothered with Sewing Bee this year, at least yet. I feel I need to either get started with it this week, or it'll feel like I've missed too much and I'll never start it.
 
Tv really has been TERRIBLE throughout the Summer. If it’s not been tennis it’s been bloody football. SORRY SPORTS FANS.
 
July 21 - 27

01 Women's Euro 2025: England vs Spain 9.647m (7.172m BBC1, 2.475m ITV1)
02 Women's Euro 2025: England vs Italy 6.389m
03 Film: Happy Gilmore 2 4.223m
04 Coronation Street 3.978m
05 Women's Euro 2025: Germany vs Spain 3.782m
06 The Great British Sewing Bee 3.720m
07 Karen Pirie 3.681m
08 Emmerdale 3.657m
09 Antiques Roadshow 3.425m
10 EastEnders 3.220m
11 BBC News at Six 2.887m
12 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 2.647m
13 Love Island 2.406m
14 Unforgivable 2.378m
15 The Hit List 2.348m
16 BBC News at Ten 2.243m
17 The 1% Club 2.177m
18 Fake Or Fortune? 2.173m
19 Only Connect 2.085m
20 The Chase 2.052m
 
It’s hard to get enthused about tv ratings at this time of year so thankyou for carrying on with it Lolly.
 
A non-England women’s match getting nearly 4 million viewers feels pretty big.
 
A non-England women’s match getting nearly 4 million viewers feels pretty big.
I imagine the fact it was broadcast the day after England qualified for the final helped, so people knew who we'd be playing. If it had been the day before (or after if we had lost the semi), I'm sure the audience would have been smaller.
 
July 28 - August 3

01 The Great British Sewing Bee 4.276m
02 Karen Pirie 4.129m
03 Coronation Street 3.961m
04 Destination X 3.853m
05 Emmerdale 3.589m
06 Parenthood 3.264m
07 EastEnders 3.214m
08 Antiques Roadshow 3.094m
09 BBC News at Six 3.061m
10 Countryfile 2.912m
11 Casualty 2.617m
12 Dragons' Den 2.479m
13 Mrs Brown's Boys 2.467m
14 Annika 2.446m
15 Film: Happy Gilmore 2 2.422m
16 Love Island 2.388m
17 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 2.385m
18 Only Connect 2.157m
19 The Chase 2.067m
20 ITV Evening News 2.019m
 
The first episode of Destination X was actually the most watched show of the week with 4.347m. But it lost very nearly a million viewers for episode two.
 
The first episode of Destination X was actually the most watched show of the week with 4.347m. But it lost very nearly a million viewers for episode two.

Was just going to ask if that would be seen as a success for Destination X? I still haven’t caught any of it.
 
What channel is Annika on? For some reason I thought it was on something like The Drama Channel or suchlike. It’s definitely satellite, no?
 
What channel is Annika on? For some reason I thought it was on something like The Drama Channel or suchlike. It’s definitely satellite, no?
It was made for Alibi but then bought by BBC1 presumably.

Axed, anyway.

 
Wow people really went in on Traitors meets Race Across the World. ITV would have been delighted with that for The Fortune Hotel
 
It was made for Alibi but then bought by BBC1 presumably.

Axed, anyway.



Alibi! That’s the one. So was it getting shown on BBC prime time? I am so out of the loop with it all at the moment.
 
Wow people really went in on Traitors meets Race Across the World. ITV would have been delighted with that for The Fortune Hotel

Are those figures good enough for another season? The figures all look paltry but if it is the most watched show of the week then is has to be seen as a success.

In a couple of months I would expect figures across the board to head back in to healthier looking territory.
 
Alibi! That’s the one. So was it getting shown on BBC prime time? I am so out of the loop with it all at the moment.
That episode above was BBC1 Saturday 9.10pm, so pretty much.
 
Are those figures good enough for another season? The figures all look paltry but if it is the most watched show of the week then is has to be seen as a success.

In a couple of months I would expect figures across the board to head back in to healthier looking territory.
I'd imagine it depends how it levels out after that drop from the first to second episode.

I've not watched it, but most of the reaction I saw online was that it was confusing to follow, which probably explains the haemorraging of viewers.
 
I always love seeing Only Connect when it appears at the bottom of the chart. Even more so when it beats The Chase.
 
I thought Here We Go was doing much better ratings wise than it seems to. I’m glad the BBC are still giving it a run outI real. Maybe it will get its legs in 10 years time like Plebs has.
 
August 4 - 10

01 The Great British Sewing Bee 4.156m
02 Ridley 3.935m
03 Coronation Street 3.784m
04 Emmerdale 3.513m
05 Wednesday (Season 2, episodes 1 - 4) 3.417m
06 EastEnders 3.215m
07 Destination X 3.022m
08 Parenthood 2.971m
09 BBC News at Six 2.947m
10 Antiques Roadshow 2.813m
11 Casualty 2.650m
12 Michael McIntyre's The Wheel 2.599m
13 Masterchef 2.509m
14 Countryfile 2.483m
15 BBC News at Ten 2.395m
16 Annika 2.354m
17 Mrs Brown's Boys 2.287m
18 The Repair Shop 2.281m
19 The 1% Club 2.160m
20 Fake Or Fortune? 2.122m
 
The first episode of Wednesday season 2 was the most watched single episode of the week, with 4.514m viewers - but as it had dropped 2m by episode 4, the average is brought down considerably.
 
Is that not quite a drop for Ridley/ McIntyre/ Masterchef? Will ratings ever improve or are these paltry figures the new normal? 😢
 
Looks like The Fortune Hotel missed the top 20 entirely. I guess the second series will be the last.
 
I gave up on Destination X after the second episode. The Fortune Hotel is a more enjoyable watch for me. I do like the ill founded certainty that some of the couples have regarding where the money is.
 
Is that not quite a drop for Ridley/ McIntyre/ Masterchef? Will ratings ever improve or are these paltry figures the new normal? 😢
MasterChef usually broadcast in March/April when ratings are higher. It was delayed this year for obvious reasons.
 
And in terms of chart position, it's actually doing a little better than the last series of Masterchef did - that usually charted between #15 and #20.

It did drop half a million viewers from the first to the third episodes though - I don't know if that's typical for it, or if there was an element of people tuning in initially out of curiosity over Wallace.
 
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