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DaVeyWaVey
09-03-2009, 16:11
I wanted to start a thread where ratings could be posted here daily for the most popular and talked about programmes, here on the boards especially.
I think some good discussion can come about talking about a variety of show's ratings and how well it's being recieved by its audience.
Ratings for Sunday 8th March (from Media Guardian):
BBC1
Antiques Roadshow: 6.6m (26% share)
Lark Rise To Candleford: 6.3m (23% share)
The Victorians: 4.1m (16% share)
BBC2
Richard Hammond's Engineering Connections: 2.7m (10% share)
ITV1
Dancing On Ice: 9.3m (35% share)
Wild at Heart: 8.0m (30% share)
Dancing On Ice: The Skate Off: 8.5m (33% share)
Piers Morgan's Life Stories: 5.2m (29% share)
Channel 4
Come Dine With Me: 2.4m (9% share)
Sky 1
Lost: 809,000 (3.5% share)
Does anyone else watch Come Dine With Me? I think it's a great program and some over the voice over's comments are funny.
Chloe O'brien
09-03-2009, 23:22
Play that game again Davey were we have to guess the ratings.
Does anyone else watch Come Dine With Me? I think it's a great program and some over the voice over's comments are funny.
I watch it when I can and I think the voice over's comments are hilarious. The celebrity version is quite good fun too.
Last night's Platt-centric episodes of Coronation Street attracted the most viewers in the early evening soaps battle.
The Manchester soap's two outings, which saw Leanne leave Weatherfield and a torrent of secrets uncovered in the Platt household, averaged 9.8m (41.9%) and 9.6m (41%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm respectively.
The repeats between 10.30pm and 11.30pm on ITV2 added a further 303k (2.2%) and 271k (3%).
Meanwhile, EastEnders' instalment at 8pm, in which Danielle threatened Stacey after finding out that she betrayed her confidence, was seen by 9.26m (37.9%). BBC Three's repeat further added 693k (4%).
Emmerdale's screening at 7pm attracted 7.29m (33.5%).
Doctors' 1.35pm transmission, entitled 'The Two Leo Beckfords' logged 1.86m (25.8%).
Hollyoaks' usual 6.30pm episode on Channel 4 drew 1.75m (8.5%), while E4's first look was watched by 745k (3.8%) at 7pm.
Five's Australian hour saw 1.57m (10.1%) tune in for Neighbours at 5.30pm, while Home and Away put in 1.12m (6%) at 6pm.
Fiver's first look Home and Away at 6.30pm, which saw Kirsty return to the Bay, logged 749k (4.1%). Neighbours' repeat transmission added a further 299k (1.5%) at 7pm.
di marco
10-03-2009, 12:24
Play that game again Davey were we have to guess the ratings.
yeh i liked that :)
DaVeyWaVey
10-03-2009, 15:04
All the soaps did pretty well last night. Monday nights seem to be the strongest night for the soaps out of all the days of the week.
Law and Order UK got 6.1m (26% share).
I will kick start the ratings game a bit later :)
EastEnders led the field in the soap ratings last night, drawing 8.64m (38%) in its usual 7.30pm Tuesday evening slot.
The later BBC Three repeat of the episode, which featured an over-excitable Manda meeting Peggy for the first time in years, added a further 733k (4.2%) at 10pm.
Meanwhile, Maisie and Val's attempts to persuade Val to sell the Woolpack to Mark in Emmerdale were seen by 7.06m (34.3%) at 7pm.
Doctors' offering, titled 'Road To Recovery', averaged 1.82m (24.4%) in its 1.45pm slot on BBC One.
Last night's instalment of Hollyoaks, in which Tony told Jacqui their relationship was over for good, averaged 1.58m (8%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4. Its timeshift repeat on Channel 4+1 further added 104k (0.5%).
E4's first look transmission, meanwhile, put in 545k (3%) at 7pm.
Five's screening of Neighbours at 5.30pm pulled in 1.41m (9.6%), while the 7pm repeat on Fiver added 306k (1.7%).
Home and Away took 1.07m (5.9%) at 6pm on Five, while its multichannel first look outing on Fiver attracted 698k (4%).
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
It's interesting that Home and Away are pulling in the same amount of viewers in the UK as they are in Australia.
Mathew Horne and James Corden's new series for BBC Three made a good start in the ratings last night, according to early figures.
Horne And Corden attracted 817k (5.7%) for the channel in its 10.30pm slot, making it the highest-rated first episode ever of a comedy on BBC Three.
Elsewhere, the 9pm screening of Heston's Medieval Feast pulled in 2.49m (10.2%) for Channel 4, an increase of 200k on its debut last week. A further 356k (2.2%) watched the show on Channel 4+1.
It was beaten by Five's screening of CSI, which took 3.5m (14.1%). This week's episode - the first to feature Grissom's replacement, Dr Raymond Langston - drew 500k more viewers than the last.
4.1m (16.8%) tuned in to the new episode of Mistresses on BBC One, while BBC Two's Horizon, which examined natural disasters, drew a lowly 1.73m (7.1%).
ITV1 dominated the slot with coverage of Liverpool's game against Real Madrid, which averaged 5.04m (20.9%) between 7.30pm and 10pm.
Holby City was seen by 5.56m (22.8%) on BBC One in the 8pm hour, while Channel 4's Supersize vs Superskinny picked up 2.53m (10.4%).
BBC Two's Coast grabbed 1.89m (7.8%), and Five's Abba's Greatest Secret: Revealed, which looked at the life of Frida Lyngstad, managed just 1.04m (4.3%).
BBC One came out on top in primetime with an average share of 22.8%, just ahead of ITV1's 20.1%. Channel 4 was third with 9.2% (+1: 0.9%), followed by Five with 7.7% and BBC Two with 6.3%.
It's interesting that Home and Away are pulling in the same amount of viewers in the UK as they are in Australia.
I always thought that, plus theres loads of us that watch it on the net :p
di marco
11-03-2009, 22:58
It's interesting that Home and Away are pulling in the same amount of viewers in the UK as they are in Australia.
I always thought that, plus theres loads of us that watch it on the net :p
i always thought that both home and away and neighbours had less viewers in australia than they do over here
It's interesting that Home and Away are pulling in the same amount of viewers in the UK as they are in Australia.
I always thought that, plus theres loads of us that watch it on the net :p
i always thought that both home and away and neighbours had less viewers in australia than they do over here
Australia's population is only about 20m so proportionally they have more viewers over there than here. Home and Away is more popular in Australia than Neighbours.
Coronation Street was the most watched soap yesterday, attracting 9.13m (41.4%) for its midweek episode.
The episode, which aired at 7.30pm, saw Steve ban his mother Liz and best friend Lloyd from his wedding to Becky after he discovered they were taking wagers on whether the ceremony would go ahead.
ITV2's repeat at 11pm added a further 200k (2.2%).
Aaron and Victoria's shenanigans during last night's screening of Emmerdale were seen by 6.8m (33.4%) at 7pm.
Doctors, meanwhile, pulled in 1.75m (24.4%) for its instalment entitled 'A Life In Pictures'.
Channel 4's 6.30pm edition of Hollyoaks, in which Amy punched newcomer Lydia, attracted 1.67m (8.5%). E4's first look 30 minutes later averaged 644k (3.5%).
Carmella and Chloe's departures in Neighbours, meanwhile, brought in 1.52m (10.1%) at 5.30pm. Fiver's repeat at 7pm added a further 313k (1.7%).
Home and Away's 6pm transmission on Five drew 1.02m (5.7%), before Fiver's first look at 6.30pm delivered 637k (3.6%).
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
Australia's population is only about 20m so proportionally they have more viewers over there than here. Home and Away is more popular in Australia than Neighbours.
:cheer: Im so glad that H&A is more popular :p
Last night's episode of EastEnders attracted 8.63m (39.1%) for its third and final episode of the week.
The soap's 7.30pm outing, which saw Mitchell sisters Ronnie and Roxy have a heart-to-heart in a police cell after being arrested for suspected prostitution, added a further 744k (4.2%) with its 10pm repeat on BBC Three.
Daz and Aaron's fisticuffs over Victoria, meanwhile, were seen by 6.62m (32.4%) at 7pm.
Doctors' instalment entitled 'Flimflam Thank You Man' took 1.73m (23.3%) at 1.45pm.
Five's 5.30pm edition of Neighbours pipped Hollyoaks in the ratings last night, with 1.5m (9.9%) tuning in to see Harold's surprising decision to refuse any further cancer treatment. Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 220k (1.2%).
Channel 4's daily dose of Hollyoaks, in which Sasha and Josh celebrated their birthdays with a joint party at The Loft, logged 1.49m (7.6%) at 6.30pm, before E4's first look put in 551k (3%) at 7pm. The timeshift repeat added 177k (0.8%).
Melody's decision to leave Summer Bay during last night's Home and Away, meanwhile, took 1.01m (5.6%) at 6pm. Fiver's first look transmission 30 minutes later brought in 602k (3.4%).
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
I know I've already commented on Home and Away but I've just noticed how consistent they are with the first look on Fiver. For both the first look and the regular episode combined (same episode basically), H&A are pulling in more viewers than Neighbours.
Coronation Street took a slight knock in the ratings on Friday night due to the BBC's coverage of Comic Relief.
Last night's two instalments, which featured Becky and Steve's will-they-won't-they wedding, attracted 8.24m (33.5%) and 8.41m (32.7%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm respectively.
Their ITV2 repeats between 11pm and midnight added a further 255k (1.8%) and 346k (3.1%).
Emmerdale's 7pm outing averaged 6.25m (28.3%).
BBC daytime medical serial Doctors delivered 1.69m (21.5%) at 1.45pm for its episode entitled 'The Thirteenth'.
Justin's confession to Leila that he kissed Hannah in Hollyoaks, meanwhile, was seen by 1.61m (8.2%) at 6.30pm, while E4's first look at 7pm put in 457k (2.3%). The timeshift repeat on E4+1 added 108k (0.5%).
Neighbours' 5.30pm edition on Five, in which Paul ruined Rebecca's date with Andrew, drew 1.53m (10.2%) and the repeat on Fiver at 7pm added a further 221k (1.1%).
Five's transmission of Home and Away had 999k (5.6%) at 6pm, the first time in two months that the show's ratings have dipped below 1m. Fiver's first look at 6.30pm interested 549k (3.2%) and was the most watched multichannel programme of the day.
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
di marco
14-03-2009, 18:08
I know I've already commented on Home and Away but I've just noticed how consistent they are with the first look on Fiver. For both the first look and the regular episode combined (same episode basically), H&A are pulling in more viewers than Neighbours.
theyre still slightly behind if you take into account the ratings from the repeat of neighbours, though they are more the same than you realise from just looking at the ratings from ch5
Coronation Street was the most watched soap yesterday, attracting 9.65m (42%) and 10.13m (41.6%) for its two Monday night episodes at 7.30pm and 8.30pm.
The ITV2 repeats, which saw David losing his temper with Gail and temporarily leaving Weatherfield, added a further 268k (3.3%) and 254k (4.3%) between 11.15pm and 12.15am.
Peggy's collapse in EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 9.02m (37.9%) at 8pm. BBC Three's 10pm repeat added 600k (3.5%)
Emmerdale's outing averaged 6.94m (32.7%) at 7pm.
Channel 4's Hollyoaks put in its highest ratings in a month last night for its traditional 6.30pm edition, averaging 1.92m (9.7%). The timeshift repeat on Channel 4+1 added a further 123k (0.6%).
E4's first look interested 647k (3.4%) at 7pm.
Doctors' screening, titled 'Skin Deep', was seen by 1.65m (25.4%).
Five's instalment of Neighbours, which saw Rebecca rejecting Paul again, put in 1.5m (10.8%) at 5.30pm. Five's 7pm repeat added 217k (1.1%).
Home and Away's screening on Five at 6pm, in which Rachel discovered that Tony is having 'an affair', logged 1.17m (6.7%), while Fiver's first look at 6.30pm brought in 628k (3.6%).
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
Law & Order: UK continues to perform well for ITV1, overnight ratings figures suggest.
The crime drama - starring Bradley Walsh and Jamie Bamber - pulled in 5.77m (25.2%) last night, holding a steady audience since its debut three weeks ago.
Its nearest competitor, Rogue Traders, drew 4.56m (19.9%) for BBC One at 9pm.
The latest episode of Heroes logged 1.62m (7%) for BBC Two, while Channel 4's Cutting Edge film Scams, Fiddles And Honest Claims managed 1.44m (6.3%).
Five's Extreme Fishing With Robson Green came last during the 9pm hour, pulling in 1.19m (5.2%).
Channel 4's Dispatches, which looked at Pakistan's Taliban generation, took a lowly 810k (3.45) at 8pm. It was beaten by The Gadget Show on Five, which drew 1.13m (4.7%).
2.77m (11.6%) tuned in to BBC Two's Railway Walks at 8pm. The audience then dropped slightly to 2.58m (10.7%) for the 8.30pm screening of James Wong's documentary Grow Your Own Drugs.
Tonight: Pets Undercover - an investigation into the cost of keeping a pet healthy - attracted 3.86m (16.3%) for ITV1 between 8pm and 8.30pm.
Over on BBC One, Panorama, which looked at the Government's failure to recover assets obtained by convicted criminals, drew 3.01m (12.5%) between 8.30pm and 9pm.
ITV1 had a first place finish in primetime with an average audience share of 27.2% to BBC One's 21.9%. BBC Two was third with 8.3%, followed by Channel 4 with 4.7% (+1: 0.7%) and Five with 4.2%.
Elsewhere, the new episode of 24 managed 500k (2.4%) for Sky1 in the 9pm hour. It was beaten by a Gavin And Stacey repeat on BBC Three, which took 581k (2.7%).
The next episode of Heroes attracted 623k (5.1%) for BBC Three at 10.30pm.
I'm pleased Law + Order is doing good. I caught up on the episodes a few days ago and I love it. Hope it gets a second series.
DaVeyWaVey
18-03-2009, 09:40
Law and Order is a really good show, so I'm glad it's being well recieved. Hopefully those figures are enough for a recommission, but with ITV's financial state at the moment..who knows?
Robson Green is doing well for Five. I think when the channel has big names like Robson Green attached to their shows, they are capable of getting over 1 million which is good for Five.
The latest episode of CSI performed well for Five last night, overnight ratings figures suggest.
The episode - the second to feature Grissom's replacement, Dr Raymond Langston - averaged 3.95m (16.9%) during the 9pm hour; the highest recorded figure for the current series.
It drew 500k more viewers than last week's episode, meaning the show has seen an increase of almost 1m viewers in a fortnight.
CSI beat the penultimate episode of BBC One's Mistresses, which logged 3.84m (16.5%), a drop of 300k from last week's performance.
Heston's Tudor Feast pulled in 2.31m (9.9%) for Channel 4, while BBC Two's Horizon managed 1.33m (5.7%).
ITV1's new documentary series Stockwell, which follows life inside a women's prison in London, came top during the hour, attracting 4.2m (18%).
Holby City was in the lead at 8pm, averaging 5.79m (25.5%) for BBC One during the hour. Its nearest competitor, ITV1's New Homes From Hell, drew 3.58m (15.8%).
BBC Two's Coast grabbed 1.98m (8.7%), remaining fairly even throughout the hour with Channel 4's Supersize vs Superskinny, which picked up 1.97m (8.7%).
1.03m (4.6%) tuned in for the first part of Five's new documentary series Nature Shock.
BBC One came out on top in primetime with an average share of 21.7% to ITV1's 18.8%. Channel 4 was third with 8.6% (+1: 0.7%), followed by Five with 8.4% and BBC Two with 6.2%.
Elsewhere, 681k (5%) watched the second episode of Horne & Corden on BBC Three at 10.30pm, while ITV3's screening of Agatha Christie's Marple interested 823k (3.9%) at 8pm.
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
EastEnders took a narrow victory in the head-to-head clash with Emmerdale last night.
BBC One's 7.30pm episode of EastEnders, which saw Ronnie and Danielle come to blows, drew 6.2m (27.8%) - its lowest ratings since the end of January.
Mark's blast from the past in Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 6.16m (28.9%) at 7pm.
During the period when the two shows went head-to-head, Emmerdale's audience dropped to 5.91m (26.51%).
BBC Three's repeat of EastEnders added a further 1.16m (6.7%), making it the most watched multichannel programme of the day.
Daytime medical drama Doctors was seen by 1.53m (24.3%) at 1.45pm for its episode titled 'Heal Thyself'.
Hollyoaks logged 1.61m (8.2%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4, while E4's first look instalment half an hour later brought in 636k (3.5%).
Sam's Christmas baby bombshell in Neighbours put in 1.58m (11.1%) at 5.30pm on Five, while Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 236k (1.3%).
Home and Away's screening at 6pm, which saw Tony's secret finally being revealed, interested 1.08m (6.1%), before Fiver's first look had 554k (3.2%).
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
BBC One's 7.30pm episode of EastEnders, which saw Ronnie and Danielle come to blows, drew 6.2m (27.8%) - its lowest ratings since the end of January.
Do you know how much the simpsons episode got last night as it was on the same time as EE..
Coronation Street was the clear leader in the soaps ratings on Wednesday night, drawing 8.87m (40.8%).
The episode, which saw Becky and Liz coming to blows in a Chinese restaurant, was later repeated on ITV2 at 11pm and added a further 209k (2.4%).
Emmerdale's offering attracted 6.64m (33%) in its usual 7pm slot.
Doctors' episode, entitled 'Cows' delivered 1.55m (25.7%) at 1.45pm on BBC One.
Channel 4's outing of Hollyoaks, in which Jacqui lashed out at Nancy, averaged 1.55m (8.1%), before its timeshift transmission added 116k (0.6%) an hour later.
E4's first look at 7pm put in 485k (2.7%), while E4+1's repeat added 120k (0.6%).
Sam's dirty tricks in Neighbours, meanwhile, were seen by 1.41m (10.4%) and Xavier's attempts to win Ruby around in Home and Away were watched by 1.1m (6.3%).
Fiver's repeat of Neighbours at 7pm had 196k (1.1%) - its lowest audience since February 3 - while Home and Away's first look interested 514k (3%), its lowest audience since the beginning of the year.
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
EastEnders was the most watched soap last night, averaging 8.51m (39%).
The BBC soap's 7.30pm outing, which saw Theo continue to muscle in on the Trueman family, was later repeated at 10pm on BBC Three, adding a further 590k (3.3%).
Jimmy's bid to prove his love for Nicola in Emmerdale, meanwhile, was seen by 6.64m (32.7%) at 7pm.
BBC One's Doctors transmission at 1.45pm, called 'Over The Cracks', attracted 1.67m (27%).
Hollyoaks' daily 6.30pm dose, during which Nancy and Russ were shocked by each other's revelations about Kris and Ravi, logged 1.65m (8.6%) in its traditional 6.30pm slot.
The 7pm first look instalment on E4 delivered 478k (2.6%) at 7pm, before its timeshift repeat on E4+1 added 156k (0.8%).
Five's Neighbours, meanwhile, averaged 1.49m (10.7%) at 5.30pm, while its Fiver repeat at 7pm put in 349k (1.9%)
Completing Five's Aussie hour, Home and Away's 6pm screening, which saw Kane struggle to come to terms with Kirsty's rejection, brought in 1.06m (6.2%). Fiver's first look at 6.30pm took 607k (3.6%).
BBC One's Wendy Richard: To Tell You The Truth pulled in 4.62m (20.8%) last night at 8pm, according to overnight viewing figures.
The show, filmed before her death last month, followed Richard and her husband John as she went through a course of chemotherapy.
BBC One audience figures then dropped to 3.62m (16%) during the 8.30pm screening of Traffic Cops. The channel came top in the 9pm hour, drawing 3.69m (16.8%) with The Hottest Place On Earth.
The last episode of BBC Two's Jimmy Doherty In Darwin's Garden took 1.57m (7%) at 8pm, while the final installment of Darwin's Dangerous Idea managed 1.47m (6.7%).
Over on ITV1, 4.37m (19.5%) tuned in for the latest trip to The Bill at 8pm. 3.55m (16.1%) stayed with the channel for the final part of Cops With Cameras.
The third and final film in Channel 4's Red Riding trilogy logged 1.69m (8.5%) at 9pm, a drop of 760k from the first episode. Earlier, at 8pm, Ten Years Younger: The Challenge put in 2.18m (9.8%).
Five's coverage of Aalborg's game against Manchester City averaged 2.15m (10.2%) between 7.30pm and 11pm.
Overall, BBC One came out on top in primetime with an average share of 22.2% to ITV1's 17.8%. Five was third with 8.9%, followed by Channel 4 with 7.6% (+1: 0.6%) and BBC Two with 6.1%.
Elsewhere, the new episode of Skins performed well for E4, averaging 685k (4.4%) during the 10pm hour. It beat the first episode of new chat show The Justin Lee Collins Show, which took 328k (2%) for ITV2.
605k (3%) tuned in to ITV2 at 9pm for the final episode of Paris Hilton's British Best Friend.
This year's Dancing On Ice ended last night with an impressive 10.8m (43.2%) for ITV1 between 7pm and 9pm.
The final, which saw Ray Quinn beat Donal MacIntyre and Jessica Taylor, had a peak audience of 12m at 8.30pm.
ITV1's audience figures dropped to 6.67m (29.7%) for its new series Lewis between 9pm and 11pm, but the channel remained ahead of its competitors.
Over on BBC One, the second episode of The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency pulled in 3.66m (14.3%) at 9pm, a drop of 1.58m from last week's opener. At 8pm, Antiques Roadshow took 3.8m (14.2%).
Yellowstone drew 3.69m (13.8%) for BBC Two during the 8pm hour. The audience then dropped to 2.38m (9.3%) for the penultimate episode of Monty Hall's Great Escape.
A new series of Secret Millionaire attracted 2.45m (9.6%) for Channel 4 at 9pm, with a further 214k (1.2%) watching the show on Channel 4+1. Last year, the third series of the show averaged 3.77m (16.7%) across its eight-week run.
Earlier, at 8pm, Come Dine With Me logged 1.2m (4.5%).
Five's screening of I Spy managed 631k (2.5%) between 7pm and 8.45pm, while Shallow Hal put in 1.2m (6.4%) between 9pm and 11.15pm.
ITV1 dominated primetime with an impressive 37% share to BBC One's 13.4%. BBC Two was third with 11.1%, followed by Channel 4 with 5.8% (+1: 0.7%) and Five with 4.3%.
Elsewhere, the new episode of Lost averaged 798k (3.4%) for Sky 1 at 9pm, beating BBC Three's Two Pints Of Larger And A Packet Of Crisps, which took 439k (1.9%).
Sky 1's Fringe grabbed 380k (2.3%) at 10pm, while 360k (2.1%) tuned in to Desperate Housewives on E4.
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
DaVeyWaVey
23-03-2009, 13:23
Impressive for Dancing On Ice, though I was expecting Lewis to rate higher. Are they good enough figures to justify the cost of producing the drama?
The Secret Millionaire and Chris Moyles had pretty poor debuts. The Secret Millionaire should stick to Tuesday nights.
Coronation Street and EastEnders posted week-on-week gains last night, with the BBC soap narrowing the gap on its ITV rival.
The first of Corrie's two outings, which saw Tony driven to hiring a private investigator, attracted 9.64m (40.6%) at 7.30pm. Its second instalment an hour later, during which Tony made his move on Natasha, drew 9.83m (39.5%).
Corrie's ITV2 repeats between 11.30pm and 12.30am added a further 164k (2.5%) and 159k (3.5%) respectively.
Patrick's first meeting with Tommy in EastEnders at 8pm, meanwhile, delivered 9.48m (38.6%), the soap's highest ratings since mid February. BBC Three's repeat at 10pm was the most watched multichannel programme of day, logging 701k (4.1%).
Emmerdale's outing at 7pm was watched by 7.34m (33.6%).
The first of a Doctors two-parter, entitled 'Hillgate J-91: Part I' took 1.8m (24.2%) at 1.45pm on BBC One.
Ravi, Kris and Nancy's surprising bisexual pact during last night's Hollyoaks averaged 1.69m (8.3%) at 6.30pm, then its timeshift repeat added a further 152k (0.7%) on Channel 4+1.
The first look outing on E4 at 7pm took 622k (3.2%) and E4+1's repeat transmission added 112k (0.5%).
The resolve of the teens' rafting accident plot during Neighbours averaged 1.61m (10.6%), while its Fiver repeat added 238k (1.2%) at 7pm.
Home and Away logged 1.13m (6.1%) at 6pm, while the first look screening on Fiver at 6.30pm had 606k (3.4%).
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
EastEnders achieved another narrow victory in the ratings battle with Emmerdale last night.
The Walford soap's episode at 7.30pm, which saw Bradley discovering that Syd has moved to Walford, averaged 6.65m (29.5%).
Debbie's release from prison during Emmerdale's hour-long instalment logged 6.51m (29.9%).
During the head-to-head period from 7.30pm, the Yorkshire soap's audience dipped slightly to 6.12m (27.2%).
BBC Three's 10pm EastEnders repeat brought in its highest ratings since mid February, adding a further 1.21m (6.9%). It was also the most watched multichannel programme of the day.
The second part of Doctors' double episode entitled 'Hillgate J-91: Part II' took 1.65m (24.4%) at 1.45pm on BBC One.
Hollyoaks' traditional 6.30pm Channel 4 outing, which saw Sarah flirting with newcomer Fernando, interested 1.61m (8%), while 618k (3.3%) tuned in for E4's first look at 7pm.
E4+1's timeshift repeat added 108k (0.5%) at 8pm.
The ongoing search for Zeke in Neighbours drew 1.5m (9.9%) at 5.30pm on Five, while a further 248k (1.3%) caught the 7pm repeat on Fiver.
Five's 6pm transmission of Home and Away was seen by 1.05m (5.7%), before 517k (2.9%) tuned in for Fiver's first look 30 minutes later.
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
The last ever episode of Battlestar Galactica pulled in 324k (1.8%) for Sky1 yesterday, according to overnight viewing figures.
The finale to the series, which aired between 9pm and 11.50pm, was reported to have made actor Jamie Bamber cry.
Elsewhere on the multichannel stations, Shameless logged 713k (9.8%) for E4 at 11pm, and 502k (3.7%) tuned in to watch a new episode of Horne And Corden between 10.30pm and 11pm, a drop of 305k from the first episode.
BBC One's Mistresses ended its run with 4.12m (17.6%) at 9pm. It beat ITV1's Holloway, which took 3.93m (16.8%).
Heston's Roman Feast, the fourth and final part of his series, managed 2.15m (9.2%) for Channel 4, with a further 291k (1.9%) tuning in on Channel 4+1.
CSI continued to perform well for Five, drawing 3.37m (14.4%) during the hour, although it failed to beat last week's series high of 4m. BBC Two was last for the hour, drawing 2.09m (9%) for Horizon.
Holby City was in the lead at 8pm, averaging 5.65m (24.3%) for BBC One during the hour. Its nearest competitor, ITV1's New Homes From Hell, drew 3.69m (15.8%).
BBC Two's Coast was watched by 2.12m (9.1%), while Five's documentary The Lion Cub From Harrods attracted 2.09m (9%).
Channel 4 was last for the hour, taking 1.94m (8.3%) for the penultimate episode of Supersize vs Superskinny.
Overall, BBC One came out on top in primetime with an average share of 22% to ITV1's 18.8%.Channel 4 was third with 8.2% (+1: 0.8%), followed by Five with 8.8% and BBC Two with 7.3%.
Ratings data supplied by Attentional
Coronation Street was the front runner in the soaps ratings last night, pulling in 8.96m (40.5%) at 7.30pm.
The later ITV2 repeat of the midweek instalment, which saw Tony suffer another guilt-induced panic attack, added a further 215k (2.3%) at 11pm.
Meanwhile, Emmerdale's outing at 7pm, during which Maisie coerced Marlon into pretending to be her boyfriend, averaged 6.95m (33.6%).
Channel 4's Hollyoaks logged 1.89m (9.6%) for its 6.30pm episode, in which Calvin's suspicions of Warren and Sasha's connection heightened. The timeshift repeat on Channel 4+1 added 108k (0.5%).
E4's first look edition at 7pm interested 583k (3.1%), before its repeat on E4+1 added a further 148k (0.7%).
The continued worry as to Zeke's whereabouts in Neighbours continued last night, with Five's traditional 5.30pm transmission taking 1.61m (11.2%). Fiver's 7pm repeat added 326k (1.8%).
BBC One's screening of Doctors, titled 'Keep It In The Family', brought in 1.42m (21.7%) at 1.45pm.
Martha's decision to part with Jack's belongings in Home and Away attracted 1.16m (6.5%) at 6pm on Five, before Fiver's first look was seen by 689k (3.9%).
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EastEnders was the clear leader in the soap ratings last night, drawing 8.58m (39.4%) at 7.30pm.
BBC Three's repeat of the episode, which saw Janine trying pass little Tiffany off as her daughter in a bid to secure a car sale, added a further 807k (4.7%) at 10pm.
Debbie and Jasmine's tearful goodbye in prison during yesterday's instalment of Emmerdale logged 6.47m (31.9%) at 7pm.
BBC medical drama Doctors was seen by 1.67m (23.6%) at 1.45pm for its episode called 'Love, Labour, Lust'.
Meanwhile Channel 4's screening of Hollyoaks, during which Carmel shocked Calvin by revealing that his sister Sasha is in a relationship with Warren, was watched by 1.59m (8.3%).
The first look outing on E4 at 7pm attracted a lowly 436k (2.4%), before the timeshift transmission added 165k (0.8%) at 8pm on E4+1.
Five's edition of Neighbours, which saw Susan worrying that her MS may have returned, averaged 1.48m (10.7%) in its regular 5.30pm timeslot. Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 207k (1.1%).
Home and Away attracted its lowest Five audience since the beginning of the year, logging 985k (5.6%) for its 6pm episode, which saw Aden discovering Joey's secret. Meanwhile, 585k (3.4%) caught Fiver's first look at 6.30pm.
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Five's new crime drama The Mentalist made a strong start last night, early ratings figures suggest.
The US import - starring Simon Baker as psychic-turned-detective Patrick Jane - opened to 3.69m (16.7%) at 9pm.
It came second during the hour to BBC One's The Hottest Place On Earth, which drew 4.02m (18.2%).
ITV1's The Truth About Superskinny Pregnancies, which saw Louise Redknapp examine the pressure on women to stay thin while pregnant, logged 2.51m (11.4%).
Cutting Edge documentary Trophy Kids took 1.41m (6.5%) for Channel 4, while BBC Two's Oil Spill - The Exxon Valdez Disaster was just behind with 1.35m (6.1%).
BBC One also came top during the 8pm hour, drawing 5.52m (25.4%) for the first half hour with Rogue Traders, and then 4.96m (22.3%) at 8.30pm with Traffic Cops.
The latest episode of The Bill pulled in 4.34m (19.8%) for ITV1, while Channel 4's Ten Years Younger: The Challenge averaged 1.85m (8.4%) during the hour.
BBC Two's Natural World interested 1.7m (7.8%), while 1.12m (5%) tuned in to Five for the opening episode of I Own Britain's Best Home.
Overall, BBC One dominated primetime with an average share of 24.5% to ITV1's 16.2%. Five was third with 7.8%, followed by Channel 4 with 6.6% (+1: 0.7%) and BBC Two with 6.1%.
Elsewhere, the final episode of E4's Skins was seen by 698k at 10pm, while The Justin Lee Collins Show put in 277k (1.8%) for ITV2.
Living's screening of Jade: With Love, a special tribute to the late Jade Goody, averaged 531k (2.6%) during the 9pm hour.
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Chloe O'brien
27-03-2009, 12:40
I watched the Mentalist last night. Lincoln from Prison break Lawyer was in it and so was weasel Larry Moss from 24.
Coronation Street was the most watched soap on Friday night.
Its two episodes, which saw Julie worrying that she was pregnant and Peter causing hassle at the Barlows', drew 8.95m (41.3%) and 8.1m (35.7%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm.
Meanwhile, EastEnders brought in 8.42m (37.7%) at 8pm for its instalment, during which Danielle threatened to tell Ronnie the truth about her identity. BBC Three's 10pm repeat added a further 684k (3.9%) and was the most watched multichannel programme of the day.
Emmerdale's offering was seen by 6.53m (33.1%) at 7pm.
Doctors' daily edition, entitled 'The Right Time', attracted 1.65m (22.7%) at in its regular 1.45pm slot on BBC One.
Channel 4 teen soap Hollyoaks logged 1.36m (7.2%) for its 6.30pm screening, before E4's first look took 437k (2.5%) at 7pm.
Five's transmission of Neighbours at 5.30pm delivered 1.49m (10.4%) and its multichannel repeat at 7pm on Fiver added 190k (1.1%).
Martha's decision to sail off on Jack's boat not knowing about the looming storm was watched by 1.07m (6.2%) at 6pm on Five, while Fiver's first look outing averaged 466k (2.8%) at 6.30pm.
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ITV's Coronation Street was the most watched soap last night, with 10.3m and 9.3m tuning in for the broadcaster's double Weatherfield instalment.
The show's two outings, which saw Peter accidentally starting a fire in the flat above the bookies and the locals trying to save him and his son Simon, averaged 9.3m (41.4%) and 10.27m (42.6%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm, respectively.
ITV2's repeats between 11.30pm and 12.30am added a further 179k (2.7%) and 175k (3.8%).
EastEnders, meanwhile, drew 9.56m (40.8%) for its first episode of wedding week. BBC Three's 10pm repeat was the most watched multichannel programme of the day, adding 740k (4.2%).
Emmerdale's screening at 7pm, during which Lexi warned Chas to stay away from the wedding, interested 6.86m (33.5%)
Channel 4's Hollyoaks saw its ratings breach the 2m mark for the first time since early February, with 2.01m (10.4%) tuning in to its regular 6.30pm slot last night. Its timeshift repeat on Channel 4+1 logged 111k (0.6%).
E4's first look put in 692k (3.8%) at 7pm.
BBC One's daily medical drama Doctors pulled in 1.82m (26.6%) for its episode titled 'Strange Little Girl'.
Last night's edition of Neighbours, which saw Paul realise that he's lost Rebecca forever, took 1.5m (10.6%) at 5.30pm on Five, before Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 246k (1.3%).
Home and Away averaged 1.27m (7.3%) in its traditional 6pm slot on Five, while the first look on Fiver took 647k (3.7%) 30 minutes later.
BBC One's new musical drama All The Small Things made a decent start last night, early figures suggest.
The first episode of the series, which stars Richard Fleeshman and Sarah Lancashire, averaged 4.64m (20%) for BBC One, putting the channel in first place during the 9pm hour.
CSI pulled in 3.01m (13%) for Five, a drop of 360k on last week's episode.
The final installment of ITV1's Holloway - a focus on life at the London women's prison - drew 3.74m (16.1%), while BBC Two's Horizon managed 2.06m (8.9%).
The Sex Education Show vs Pornography - the second in Channel 4's four part series - logged 2.28m (9.9%), an increase of 200k on last night's show.
Holby City was in the lead at 8pm, drawing 5.95m (26.8%) for BBC One during the hour. Its nearest competitor, ITV1's new series Cops With Cameras, attracted 3.62m (16.3%).
BBC Two's Coast was seen by 2.19m (9.8%) while 2.01m (9.1%) tuned in for the final episode of Supersize vs Superskinny on Channel 4.
Five was last for the hour, drawing 1.01m (4.6%) for Hitler's Secret Bunkers: Revealed.
Overall, BBC One came out on top in primetime with an average share of 23.4% to ITV1's 18.7%. Channel 4 was third with 8.6% (+1: 0.9%), followed by BBC Two with 7.9% and Five with 7.4%.
Elsewhere, Shameless drew 776k (9.7%) for E4 at 11pm, and 669k (3.3%) tuned in for Agatha Christie's Marple on ITV3 at 8pm.
The latest episode of BBC Three comedy Horne & Corden took 650k (4.5%) between 10.30pm and 11pm.
Over 10m viewers tuned in to see last night's wedding of the year in EastEnders.
The special hour-long episode, which featured Peggy and Archie's nuptials as well as the controversial death of Ronnie's covert daughter Danielle Jones, was seen by 10.58m (48.3%) at 7.30pm on BBC One.
BBC Three's later 10pm repeat added a further 1.24m (8%) and was the most watched multichannel programme of the day.
ITV's Emmerdale, during which Sandy started up a campaign to free Jasmine, was seen by 6.22m (33.1%) at 7pm.
Doctors' daily dose at 1.45pm, entitled 'The Wall', attracted 1.57m (25.1%).
Channel 4's screening of Hollyoaks was seen by 1.55m (8.8%) in its traditional 6.30pm slot, while 406k (2.4%) watched E4's first look at 7pm.
Five's outing of Neighbours logged 1.34m (10.6%) at 5.30pm, before its 7pm repeat on Fiver added 200k (1.2%).
Home and Away's 6.30pm edition on Five, meanwhile, put in 1.09m (6.9%) at 6pm. Fiver's first look attracted 409k (2.6%).
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Not a big surprise that EE pulled the viewers in, is it?
DaVeyWaVey
03-04-2009, 13:36
EastEnders did very well last night. It's not too often that the soap manages to pass 10 million these days.
Chloe O'brien
04-04-2009, 00:06
It is a great viewing figure for EE but not too many years ago they were getting 28 milion viewers a night. Technology has a lot to answer for.
di marco
06-04-2009, 15:52
over 10m is good, but what surprised me more is the almost 50% share! i do agree though that ratings are going down due to other technology. i watched the epi on iplayer and my parents recorded it as we werent back in time and nowadays you dont need to rush to be home when the programme starts to be able to see it
EastEnders was the overall victor in the ratings battle with Emmerdale last night.
The BBC soap delivered 6.27m (30.2%) for its 7.30pm episode, which saw Archie being hauled into an unmarked van arranged by Phil.
ITV's one-hour instalment of the Yorkshire drama, during which Lee became caught in a hunting trap, was seen by 5.59m (23.3%) at 7pm.
In the half-hour head-to-head period from 7.30pm, Emmerdale's audience dipped slightly to 5.31m (25.6%).
EastEnders' BBC Three repeat, however, was the most watched multichannel programme of the day, adding 1.53m (8.4%) at 10pm.
Doctors' final outing of the week - entitled 'Intensity' - took 1.75m (22.6%) at 1.45pm.
Channel 4's 6.30pm screening of Hollyoaks, which saw Hannah in a crash on a motorbike track, was watched by 1.44m (8.1%).
The first look edition on E4 drew 626k (3.7%) at 7pm. Its timeshift repeat on E4+1 added 101k (0.5%).
Five's penultimate trip of the week to Ramsay Street, during which Susan and Karl were forced to identify a body, put in 1.42m (10.6%) at 5.30pm, while its repeat on Fiver added 295k (1.8%) at 7pm.
Home and Away, meanwhile, put in 1m (6%) for its traditional 6pm outing, before Fiver's first look interested 507k (1.8%) at 6.30pm.
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Coronation Street regained its Friday night lead in the soaps ratings battle against EastEnders last night, albeit by a small margin.
The Weatherfield soap's first episode, which saw David return to the Street after a short break at his father's, was watched by 8.78m (40.1%) at 7.30pm, while 7.64m (32.5%) caught the second instalment an hour later.
ITV2's repeats between 12.15am and 1.15am were seen by 130k (2.4%) and 142k (3.7%), respectively.
Meanwhile, EastEnders' final outing of the week, during which Archie was bound and gagged in the Arches by Phil, delivered 8.53m (37.3%) at 8pm. Its later BBC Three repeat at 10.15pm added a further 569k (3.3%).
Emmerdale's transmission, which saw Katie slap Nathan, logged 6.24m (30.5%) in its usual 7pm slot.
Anita's confession to Ravi that she's being bullied during last night's Hollyoaks drew 1.25m (6.4%) at 6.30pm, before E4's first look edition took 452k (2.5%) at 7pm.
Five's episode of Neighbours, which saw Bridget having second thoughts about contacting her birth parents, averaged 1.24m (7.8%) at 5.30pm, while its Fiver repeat at 7pm added 162k (0.9%).
Home and Away's audience on Five dipped below the million mark for the fifth time in the same number of weeks, putting in 911k (5%) at 6pm. Fiver's first look 30 minutes later brought in 466k (2.7%).
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The return of Britain's Got Talent was the most-watched programme on Easter Saturday by a margin of over 2 million viewers, according to overnight figures.
The third series of the contest - fronted by Ant & Dec and with Simon Cowell as a judge - averaged 10.52m (45.1%) for ITV1 between 7.45pm and 9.15pm last night. The audience peaked with a massive 11.81m (50.1%) at 8.40pm.
Spinoff show Britain's Got More Talent was the most-watched multichannel programme of the day, with 1.33m (6.7%) tuning in to ITV2 from 7.45pm.
The first of this year's Doctor Who specials, 'Planet Of The Dead', was seen by a respectable 8.41m (39.6%) on BBC One in the hour from 6.45pm. The episode guest starred Michelle Ryan and Lee Ryan and was the first episode of Who to be simulcast in HD.
Despite going up against Talent, Robin Hood actually grew its audience by over 1m to average 5.26m (22.9%) for BBC One between 7.45pm and 8.30pm.
Primeval, meanwhile, shed over 1.5m in its head-to-head battle with Who. This week's episode, which saw one of the major characters killed off, averaged a disappointing 2.71m (14.3%) from 6.15pm.
After Primeval, the audience lifted to 4.01m (18.5%) for New You've Been Framed!, which also clashed with Who.
Ongoing gameshow The Colour Of Money lost around three-quarters of its Talent lead-in, averaging just 2.76m (12.5%) between 9.15pm and 10.15pm.
BBC One's own quiz show The National Lottery: 1 Vs 100 fared better, with 4.04m (17.2%) tuning in at 8.30pm. The latest episode of Casualty followed with 5.94m (26.8%) at 9.20pm.
Live coverage of day three at The Masters blanketed BBC Two's primetime schedule, averaging 1.35m (7.2%) between 8.30pm and midnight.
Five's NCIS double bill had 980k (4.2%) and 1.53m (6.8%) from 8.10pm. A new CSI: NY brought in 1.83m (9.8%) at 10.10pm, then Law & Order took 1m (8.3%).
Channel 4's documentary repeat What Sank The Mary Rose? was of interest to 867k (3.7%) in the 8pm hour, then a screening of Little Miss Sunshine appealed to 1.56m (7.4%). The most-watched film on Easter Saturday was Finding Nemo, which averaged 3.94m (26.8%) for BBC One between 5.10pm and 6.45pm.
Despite Talent's success, BBC One had the overall lead in primetime with an average share of 26.1% to ITV1's 25.6%. BBC Two was third with 6.2%, followed by Channel 4 with 5.5% (+1: 0.6%) and Five with 6%.
The second episode in the new Red Dwarf trilogy lost over half the audience from the first episode but was still a huge success for multichannel station Dave. The show was the second most-watched multichannel programme of the day, with 937k (4.5%) tuning in at 9pm.
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Coronation Street's single Easter Sunday instalment attracted an audience of just 5.43m (25%), according to overnight figures.
The episode saw the Barlows attend a Vicar of Dibley-esque church service complete with animals.
ITV2's 10pm repeat added a further 391k (2.1%).
The new series of Hell's Kitchen performed well for ITV1 last night, according to the latest figures.
Series four's opener, which features celebrities including Anthea Turner and her husband Grant Bovey, pulled in 5.03m (20.9%) during the 9pm hour, putting the channel in first place.
The opening episode for the last series managed 3.67m (17.2%) on September 3, 2007.
Earlier on ITV1, Airline logged 2.73m (11.4%) between 8pm and 8.30pm.
Channel 4's Henry VIII's Lost Palaces: A Time Team Special averaged 1.88m (7.9%) between 7.30pm and 9pm, then Henry VIII: Mind Of A Tyrant put in 2.04m (8.5%).
The Gadget Show interested 1.24m (5.1%) at 8pm, then 1.39m (5.8%) tuned in for the penultimate episode of Extreme Fishing With Robson Green on Five.
Over on BBC Two, the sixth and final episode of Railway Walks grabbed 2.51m (10.5%) at 8pm. The audience then dropped to 1.77m (7.2%) during the 8.30pm screening of Nigella Express, and the latest episode of Heroes drew 1.31m (5.4%) at 9pm.
Action-adventure film King Arthur averaged 4.71m (21.9%) for BBC One between 9pm and 10.45pm. Earlier, at 8.30pm, Panorama, an in-depth look at life without Woolworths, drew 3.2m (13%).
Overall, ITV1 came top during primetime with an average share of 23.4% to BBC One's 21.3%. Channel 4 was third with 7.6% (+1: 0.5%), followed by BBC Two with 6% and Five's 4.3%.
Elsewhere, the new episode of 24 pulled in 494k (2.2%) for Sky1 at 9pm. It was beaten by the first in a three part BBC Four series, Rain, which took 504k (2.3%).
BBC Three's Heroes was seen by 719k (5.4%) at 10.35pm.
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DaVeyWaVey
14-04-2009, 13:17
That's poor for Corrie, though it was out of its usual slot and had no promotion so I am not surprised.
And a lot of people will have been away for Easter too, bound to have had an affect.
Coronation Street regained its lead in the early evening soaps battle against EastEnders, overnight figures show.
The Weatherfield soap's two Bank Holiday episodes, which featured Teresa's return to the Street and David 'making peace' with Gary, were seen by 9.15m (40.3%) and 9.3m (37.4%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm respectively.
ITV2's repeats between 11.15pm and 12.15am added a further 261k (2.8%) and 206k (3%).
Meanwhile, last night's instalment of EastEnders, in which Ronnie learned of Danielle's funeral, attracted 8.72m (36.3%) at 8pm.
BBC Three's 10pm repeat edition added 777k (4.4%) and was the most watched multichannel programme of the day.
Emmerdale's outing at 7pm, which saw Lee take a swing at Nathan, put in 6.4m (32.3%).
Hollyoaks' first transmission of the week, during which Leila confronted Ash about the bike accident, averaged 1.43m (7.7%) in its usual 6.30pm slot on Channel 4. E4's first look, meanwhile, took 528k (2.9%) at 7pm.
Five's screening of Neighbours interested 1.36m (9.5%) at 5.30pm, then Fiver's repeat added 171k (1%) at 7pm.
Miles and Kirsty's reconciliation during yesterday's Home and Away drew 1.1m (6.3%) at 6pm, before Fiver's first look episode had 476k (2.9%).
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EastEnders took a significant lead over Emmerdale in the soaps ratings battle last night, according to early ratings figures.
Tuesday night's instalment of the Walford soap, which featured the first half of Danielle's funeral, attracted 8.13m (37.2%) at 7.30pm.
BBC Three's later 10pm repeat was the most watched multichannel programme of the day, adding a further 862k (4.8%).
Meanwhile, Emmerdale's outing, which saw David upset Leyla, attracted 6.46m (32.8%) in its usual 7pm slot.
Doctors' first post-Easter episode, entitled 'Got The T Shirt', averaged 1.66m (22.1%) at 1.45pm.
Hollyoaks's daily 6.30pm edition on Channel 4, during which Frankie refused to let Nancy see baby Charlie, was watched by 1.63m (9%), before 687k (2.9%) caught E4's first look at 7pm on E4. E4+1's timeshift repeat added 107k (0.5%) at 8pm.
Five's screening of Neighbours at 5.30pm had 1.36m (10.1%), then Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 193k (1.1%).
Joey and Charlie's controversial lesbian kiss during last night's Home and Away put in 1.12m (6.8%) at 6pm, before Fiver's first look took 505k (3.1%).
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Coronation Street was the most watched soap yesterday, according to the latest figures.
The episode, which saw Peter confront his father over his affair with Martha, was seen by 8.6m (41.3%) at 7.30pm.
ITV2's midnight repeat added a further 165k (3.3%).
Emmerdale's traditional 7pm offering, during which Pollard rumbled his son David's plans to run against him in the local elections, attracted 6.63m (34.9%).
BBC One's screening of Doctors, entitled 'Much Ado About Something', logged 1.57m (20.2%) at 1.45pm.
Meanwhile, Hollyoaks's Wednesday instalment put in 1.52m (8.3%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4, before its timeshift repeat on Channel 4+1 added 141k (0.7%).
E4's first look edition at 7pm took 483k (2.8%), while its repeat an hour later on E4+1 had 110k (0.5%).
Five's screening of Neighbours at 5.30pm, during which Ringo lost his temper and attacked Zeke's memory in front of Karl, interested 1.35m (10.1%), before Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 219k (1.3%).
Home and Away's 6pm episode on Five, which saw Charlie searching for answers following her kiss with Joey, was seen by 1.15m (6.9%).
Fiver's first look was the most watched multichannel programme of the day, averaging 570k (3.5%) at 6.30pm.
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Coronation Street was the most watched soap on Wednesday, overnight figures show.
Corrie's midweek episode, which featured the fallout from Paula's shock confession about Colin, logged 7.95m (38.7%) at 7.30pm. ITV2's repeat at 10.30pm added a further 269k (1.9%).
Emmerdale's instalment, which saw Carl and Cain come to blows, took 6.13m (33.4%) at 7pm.
BBC One's daytime medical drama Doctors attracted 1.66m (26.5%) at 1.45pm for its episode entitled 'Someone To Watch Over Me'.
Hollyoaks' usual 6.30pm outing on Channel 4 interested 1.51m (8.8%), then Channel 4+1's timeshift repeat added 104k (0.6%).
E4's first look edition took 398k (2.4%) at 7pm, then E4+1's repeat averaged 103k (0.5%).
Neighbours' 5.30pm transmission on Five, which saw Bridget meet her biological mother, drew 1.34m (10.9%). Fiver's repeat added 274k (1.7%) at 7pm.
Five's screening of Home and Away at 6.30pm, in which Joey and Charlie confessed their love for each other, managed 1.11m (7.1%), while Fiver's first look was the most watched multichannel programme of the day, attracting 577k (3.8%)
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Coronation Street was the victor in the early evening soaps battle on Friday, overnight figures show.
The Weatherfield serial's final two episodes of the week, which saw Martha leading Ken to the bedroom and Colin collapsing, were watched by 8.31m (43.4%) and 8.11m (38.7%) respectively.
ITV2's repeat transmissions between 11pm and midnight added a further 247k (2.2%) and 246k (3%).
EastEnders' instalment at 8pm, during which Billy confessed all to Dot about the night Jase was murdered, delivered 7.67m (38.6%). BBC Three's 10pm repeat later added 602k (3.5%).
Meanwhile, Emmerdale's offering, in which Mark confronted Debbie over her interference in his marriage, managed 6.05m (34.6%) at 7pm.
Five's iconic edition of Neighbours, which featured Harold leaving Ramsay Street for the final time, grabbed 1.5m (11.7%) at 5.30pm, while Fiver's repeat added 172k (1.1%) at 7pm.
Doctors' screening at 1.45pm on BBC One, titled 'Such Devoted Sisters', had 1.46m (22.5%).
Hollyoaks took a dip in the ratings, averaging 1.13m (6.8%) at 6.30pm, its lowest audience since the end of February. E4's first look edition, meanwhile, took 406k (2.6%).
Aden's decision to break up with Belle in Home and Away interested 1.04m (6.8%) at 6pm on Five, before Fiver's first look logged 461k (3.1%).
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Coronation Street was the most watched soap on Bank Holiday Monday, overnight figures show.
The Weatherfield soap's two episodes, which saw Peter catching Ken leaving to start a new life with Martha, before ultimately jilting her on the canal bank, were seen by 9.86m (40.7%) and 9.55m (37.5%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm respectively.
ITV2's repeats in the hour from 12.30am added a further 133k (3.9%) and 143k (6.1%).
Meanwhile, EastEnders' outing, during which Heather wrote a letter to her baby's father, logged 8.89m (35.9%) at 8pm. BBC Three's 10pm repeat added 649k (3.6%).
Emmerdale's instalment at 7pm, which saw Natasha and Debbie spying on Mark, drew 6.96m (31.5%).
Hollyoaks' first edition of the week logged 1.59m (7.5%) at 6.30pm, while E4's first look 30 minutes later took 510k (2.6%).
Five's screening of Neighbours, during which Libby was hit with a mystery health crisis, put in 1.52m (8.8%) at 5.30pm. Fiver's repeat at 7pm added 317k (1.6%).
Home and Away's offering at 6pm, meanwhile, had 1.21m (6.3%), before Fiver's first look at 6.30pm interested 587k (3.1%).
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Coronation Street was the most watched soap yesterday, attracting just under 8 million viewers.
Its midweek outing, which saw Julie attempting to discover more about her family, was seen by 7.99m (32.6%) at 7.30pm. ITV2's repeat transmission at midnight added 164k (3.7%).
Meanwhile, Emmerdale's instalment, during which Pollard and David went head-to-head in their election debate, drew 6.15m (32.6%) at 7pm.
Channel 4's traditional Hollyoaks' offering at 6.30pm, which featured Nancy and Russ finding themselves in a passionate embrace, brought in 1.49m (8.3%), while Channel 4+1's timeshift repeat added 123k (0.7%).
E4's first look took 523k (3.1%) at 7pm, before its repeat on E4+1 added 175k (0.9%).
BBC One's episode of Doctors, entitled 'Spleen', interested 1.59m (23.9%) at 1.45pm.
Five's edition of Neighbours, meanwhile, had 1.53m (11.7%) at 5.30pm, then Fiver's 7pm repeat added a further 278k (1.6%).
Home and Away's transmission at 6pm slipped below the million mark again, taking 971k (5.9%). However, Fiver's first look was the most watched multichannel programme of the day, attracting 580k (3.6%)
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