Ratings UK

UK TV Ratings 28 October - 3 November Seven Worlds, One Planet maintains 98.7% of its audience for the second installment. His Dark Materials begins with a well over 9 million viewers and Strictly continues to grow with almost 11 million watching.  A billboard promoting the series with real smoke coming from the Bear's mouth. All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  Strictly Come Dancing  (Sat) - 10.84 (10.91) 2.  Strictly: Results  (Sun) - 10.36 (10.49) 3.  The Great British Bake Off  (Tue) - 9.77 4. His Dark Materials (Sun) - ...

UK TV Ratings 7 October - 13 October The celebrity version of The X Factor managed an audience of 6 million, but Strictly trounced it with 10 million viewers. Bake Off sees a slight jump in ratings also.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. The title card for 'X Factor: Celebrity.' Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  Strictly Come Dancing  (Sat) - 9.91 (10.08) 2.  Strictly: Results  (Sun) - 9.66 (9.77) 3.  The Great British Bake Off  (Tue) - 8.70 (8.98) 4.  Coronation Street ( Mon) - 7.10 (7.21) 5. A Confession (Mon) - 7.09 More Figures The followin...

UK TV Ratings 30 September - 6 October Strictly keeps its first place position and Doc Martin pulls into the top five for the week.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. Martin Clunes as Doc Martin Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  Strictly Come Dancing  (Sat) - 9.81 (9.91) 2. Strictly: Results (Sun) - 8.75 (8.86) 3. The Great British Bake Off (Tue) - 8.43 (8.69) 4. The Apprentice (Wed) - 6.35 (6.77) 5. Doc Martin (Wed) - 6.52 (6.59) More Figures The following figures are a small group of shows across all channels where ratings are available to be re...

UK TV Ratings 23 September - 29 September American Horror Story maintains a decent audience for FOX. Strictly and Bake Off battle for the top spot, with the former narrowly winning.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. Title Card for the ninth season of American Horror Story.  Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1. Strictly Come Dancing (Sat) - 9.29 (9.41) 2.  The Great British Bake Off (Tue) - 9.02 (9.26) 3. Strictly: The Results (Sun) - 7.96 (8.07) 4. Coronation Street (Mon) - 6.75 (6.85) 5. A Confession (Mon) - 6.66 More Figures The following figures a...

UK TV Ratings 26 November - 2 December I'm a Celebrity dominates once again. Mrs Wilson opens to a strong audience of above 7 million and Michael McIntyre stays high. The Greatest Showman premieres on Sky Movies with almost 2 million viewers.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. Ruth Wilson and Iain Glenn as their respective characters in Mrs Wilson. Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  I'm a Celebrity (Mon) - 12.24 (12.66) 2.  I'm a Celebrity  (Sun) -  12.23 (12.57) 3.  I'm a Celebrity (Thu) - 11.69 (12.06) 4.  I'm a Celebrity (Tue) - 11.60 (12.02) ...

Promotional Image for American Horror Story's eighth season. An absolute delight for fans, even if some episodes did seem too bland for the long-awaited crossover. Blood, witchcraft, gore, explosions and some pretty extreme examples of satanism have carried us through to the end of another season. This season was the ones fans had been waiting for – The Murder House & Coven crossover. For the most part, it delivered! First of all, Jessica Lange made her long-awaited return as Constance Langdon and it was worth the wait. Lange has a presence on screen that puts the viewer in awe of her talents. Simply just meandering around the shot was enough to make fans and critics alike go crazy and my opinion was no different. However, not all the acclaim can be left with Lange. She may have had some pretty iconic pieces of dialogue, but Emma Roberts also brought back her iconic role as Madison Montgomery in style. She was the cold-hearted witch that everyone grew to love and ...