Ratings UK

 This week, we saw some dips and rises, but let's take a look at the overall week, and all the posts associated. So, for the first time in a while, I popped up a 'Top 30' chart. These take a long while to do, but give such an in-depth look into how the week is looking, ratings wise. As you can see, the finale of Call the Midwife kept it at the top of the chart, besting the likes of Trigger Point and The Apprentice . I would follow this with the 'Top 10' chart, but since it's all here, I'll just keep this one up and available to click & zoom.  It was a mixed week when peak audiences are considered. A lot of gains, however, especially for Channel 4 which had Gogglebox take it up 2.2 million. On the smaller channels, only slight alterations were made, all smaller than the 100k mark.  I took Channel 5 this week, and showed off its top ten. There's a lot of content to explore, and with so many shows battling it out, it's only fair it gets some time to...

So, another week of 2022 has come to an end, so I thought it a good idea to put all my findings (as seen on Twitter) from within this week in one big blog post, from all the charts, to the odd tweet:  Call The Midwife continues its domination of UK TV, keeping its gold place position. BBC drama did rather well over this period, with three shows making the top ten. The Masked Singer reached a peak of 7.3 million for its final episode, and No Return debuted with 5.3m. A hit and miss week, where there were a nice mix of channels rising or decreasing on their previous week. Drag Race UK v The World continues to dominate BBC3, and The Gilded Age proves popular still.  The chosen channel of the week was Sky Atlantic which has numerous global shows airing, including The Gilded Age which had 755k across its two main showings. Euphoria had 205k watching as it continues to find its audience. Billions performs well, and The Fear Index takes 476k with both main airings considered. It may ...

Back on form with some emotional moments. However, that judging sequence... Hmm.   P.S. A little foreword:  All comments are just my basic opinions and thoughts, and I am in no way a professional, nor should my comments be taken as such. Every Queen deserves endless love and support for the ART that they produce every single day. Even if I hated a look, it is not a comment on the Queen and their potential, as we all know Drag Race is reality TV and not a true reflection of a Queen's skillset. I support them all, and if any ever read this... You're stunning! Period. Head over and show these Queen's the love they deserve! Thank you so much, and enjoy! <3 Also, beware:  SPOILERS AHEAD!   The design challenges are always my favourites. I have zero sewing skills, but I love watching the process these Queens go through. I'm also not on TV with my 0 skills, so that's something. Sadly, the episode begins on a more difficult note. Victoria Scone has had to withdraw fr...

 A little bit of a downgrade on the opening episode, but still a poignant and enjoyable ride! P.S. A little foreword:  All comments are just my basic opinions and thoughts, and I am in no way a professional, nor should my comments be taken as such. Every Queen deserves endless love and support for the ART that they produce every single day. Even if I hated a look, it is not a comment on the Queen and their potential, as we all know Drag Race is reality TV and not a true reflection of a Queen's skillset. I support them all, and if any ever read this... You're stunning! Period. Head over and show these Queen's the love they deserve! Thank you so much, and enjoy! <3 Also, beware: SPOILERS AHEAD!   Episode 2 came at us with a zany exercise routine dance-off, something I don't necessarily enjoy very much in Drag Race. These challenges always feel a little too staged, a little too cheesy, and I don't always appreciate what I think they're trying to go for. I do bel...

 A triumphant return. A very British royal laugh, even with some questionable judging.  P.S. A little foreword:  All comments are just my basic opinions and thoughts, and I am in no way a professional, nor should my comments be taken as such. Every Queen deserves endless love and support for the ART that they produce every single day. Even if I hated a look, it is not a comment on the Queen and their potential, as we all know Drag Race is reality TV and not a true reflection of a Queen's skillset. I support them all, and if any ever read this... You're stunning! Period. Head over and show these Queen's the love they deserve! Thank you so much, and enjoy! <3  Having left our screens only six months ago, Series 2 Winner, Lawrence Chaney, has barely had time to bask in the glory before another set of Queens enter the famous Work Room. Some may argue that it's too soon, and I can sympathise with those, but the World has gone through so much change in such a short peri...

The Award-winning smash hit has now integrated itself into the world with its boisterous characters and hard-hitting stories. Season 11 has just begun and although I won't be reviewing every episode, I thought it would be nice to introduce a small update into each contestant and what I think of their first introduction to the show. I will, in Drag Race style, toot (I like it) and boot (I'm not a fan) the promo looks from all fifteen queens of season 11.  These are simply my opinions of the looks alone and in no way reflect the talent of the Queen, I think they're all brilliant. A'keria Chanel Davenport TOOT I really love this look. I like the big shoulders/arms, the ruffles, the hair. I think even with this is still manages to compliment her figure and it's definitely a good look to have in the bag.  Ariel Versace TOOT Now, I've tooted this because I like the shoe I like the hair and her face is painted well. The dress is okay...