UK TV Ratings: Top 30 (15 Feb - 21 Feb 2021)

 Ant & Dec shoot to the top with just over 8.5 million viewers. Pre-Transmission data continues to build audiences for The Bay. 


PEAK POSITIONS:
MON:    4TH (-1)
5/30
TUE:     21ST (-8)
4/30
WED:    6TH (-2)
6/30
THU:    2ND (+19)
4/30
FRI:      7TH (+7)
4/30
SAT:      1ST (=)
3/30
SUN:    3RD (+12)
4/30

Our top three is slightly different this week. The jump from The Masked Singer to Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway (48.4%) keeps ITV in the number one spot. The official figure is down by around 1.4 million, but still very strong. Death in Paradise sees a nice jump in viewership by 450k with a 34.1% share. Bloodlands makes its debut with just over 8 million watching (33.1%). 

Coronation Street is the top soap once again with highs of 6.8 million, on par with last week. Emmerdale takes a gentle dip from 5.7 to 5.6 million. EastEnders sees very little change with 4.9 million being its highest. Hollyoaks had a high of 882k on E4.

Elsewhere, Bradley & Barney Walsh: Breaking Dad holds on to 11th place, but slightly up on the last instalment by 80k (24.1%). Countryfile also sees  big jump in viewership with 6.2 million tuning in on the 21st, last week only managed 5.4 million. The Voice UK tumbles from its high last week to a newer low, 4.6 million tuned in on Saturday (33.1%), as opposed to 5.8 million last Saturday. Celebrity Catchphrase performed well though with 5.2 million viewers (34.8%). 

Outside the top 30, we have our pre-transmission giants. The Bay managed an audience of 4.16 million (26.3%) or 7.41 million with PTD, which would put it in 4th. Finding Alice currently has no data released for PT, but would likely put it in the six million mark, I'll update accordingly if it becomes available. The broadcast on TV had 4.08 million viewers (28.3%). 

Marcella managed an audience of 2.35 million (14.8%), Piers Morgan's Life Stories reached 2.62 million (19.0%). Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? had 3.68 million watching (23.7%). Dancing On Ice: The Greatest Show on Ice had an audience of 3.27 million (27.5%). Long Lost Family continued with 4.50 million watching (27.5%). Celebrity Best Home Cook sat just outside the top 30 with 4.58 million (20.1%). Married At First Sight Australia continues to give great figures, 1.82 million being its peak on Tuesday. Celebs Go Dating: The Mansion has highs of around 600k. Framing Britney Spears achieved fantastic figures for Sky Documentaries, with 1.56 million watching. 

To end it, for my Doctor Who fans, one repeat made it into the charts on W. It was the episode 'Rosa' which had 74k watching. 

PT/PTD = Pre-Transmission Data

And as always, if there's any other figures you wish to see, feel free to drop a comment or message me @Ratings_UK



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