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  Official Ratings: 16 Jan 2023 - 22 Jan 2023 Love Island brings out some shine for ITV2, but slips on previous series and Happy Valley makes more progress, gaining viewers once again.  DISCLAIMER: All sources used in this post are linked at the bottom. For any further information, most data will be found amidst these sources. Some topical jargon will also be found here. Unlike the previous two weeks, these figures include the usual platform data (those watching on tablets, phones & PC's) and pre-transmission data (those who watched the series or show before its first airing as part of the likes of a boxset) if it is applicable. Any data labelled with a * symbol means that this data is not included, and is just regular catch-up alone.  Once again, we see Happy Valley  make big moves as it topples the 9m mark this time around, gripping a fantastic 9.03m viewers. No other show edged towards these figures, with 2nd place for the week going to Death in Paradise  with 7.33m watching

  Official Ratings: 09 Jan 2023 - 15 Jan 2023 As we press firmly into 2023, the hit TV dramas show no signs of slowing. Happy Valley witnesses another increase, and Call the Midwife remains healthy. Dancing On Ice makes a solid return. DISCLAIMER: All sources used in this post are linked at the bottom. For any further information, most data will be found there. Some topical jargon will also be found here. None of these figures include the usual platform data (those watching on tablets, phones & PC's) or pre-transmission data (those who watched if the series or show was released online before its first airing) as the data wasn't available at the time of writing. Happy Valley  continues to impress in the ratings as it picks up even more viewers for episode 3. The show took an incline to 8.41m viewers, data from  Thinkbox  shows. This puts it over 11% higher than the initial 7.56m who watched episode 1. Call The Midwife saw a slight dip for its third instalment, dropping to 6

Is the Sun Still Shining for Love Island? Promotional Image of Maya Jama as the new host of the ITV2 series. SOURCE:  James Hilder | ITV The ratings powerhouse returned for its latest winter series, seeing ten hopefuls jet off to South Africa for the freshest instalment in the franchise. With some awkward interactions, some eye-widening rejections, and some light shade already, the show is here doing what it's known for. However, some criticism is breaking through those sun-exposed cracks...Is the format becoming a little tired? Could the show do with some revitalisation? Should it stick to its usual summer edition? Stay tuned to find out what the general public thinks about this brand new instalment, and just how many people tuned in to see Maya Jama take the hosting reigns.  According to data published by  Digital i on Twitter  1.43 million people tuned in to this series opener, marking series 9 as the lowest overnight launch since series 3. It is also a drop of over 1m from the

  Official Ratings: 2 Jan 2023 - 8 Jan 2023 As we pass over our first full week in 2023, numerous shows seemed to pick up the pace. Happy Valley surpasses the 8m mark, and Madame Blanc kicks off strong for its second series. ITV's Limitless Win returns healthily.  DISCLAIMER: All sources used in this post are linked at the bottom. For any further information, most data will be found there. Some topical jargon will also be explained at the bottom of the post. None of these figures include the usual platform data (those watching on tablets, phones & PC's) or pre-transmission data (those who watched if the series or show was released online before its first airing) as the data wasn't available at the time of writing. Happy Valley  made a very healthy improvement, clocking a growth of 8.2% to put episode 2 at 8.18m . This figure made it the most-watched show of the week according to data published by  Thinkbox.tv . it was a strong week for BBC One on the whole, with every t

 RATINGS UK REVIEW: THE TRAITORS US With the runaway success of the UK version just a few weeks ago, fans were eager to get their fill on the new hit show as it takes off overseas. With pressure to perform, and the knowledge that the series shared many, many similarities, did it succeed or was it a traitor to its loyal fanbase? DISCLAIMER: Although I will try to keep major spoilers out of this review, there may be snippets throughout that give away key facts about the show and the playthrough, so be aware for minor spoilers . Any sources mentioned will be linked throughout the post. All views expressed are my own, and this post is not endorsed by the BBC or anyone involved with the show.  With the announcement of the BBC's bid to air the US version of this gloomy, Scottish highland murder mystery, many of us were elated to know we'd be able to watch another series, and another group of people battle it out in the latest psychological reality series. However, with a mix of real

Official Ratings: 26 Dec 2022 - 1 Jan 2023 With Christmas behind us, a run of new shows have made their debut. Happy Valley made a pretty successful return to BBC One, and Sam Ryder's New Year Performance hit some strong numbers. DISCLAIMER: All sources used in this post are linked at the bottom. For any further information, most data will be found there. Some topical jargon will also be explained at the bottom of the post. None of these figures include the usual platform data (those watching on tablets, phones & PC's) or pre-transmission data (those who watched if the series or show was released online before its first airing) as the data wasn't available at the time of writing. Happy Valley made a very successful return on the 1st January, entertaining a pretty impressive 7.56m viewers, rising around 2.6m from its overnight audience according to data provided by thinkbox.tv . This was enough to put it in first place on New Year's Day, with second going to Call th

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