Official Soap Ratings Thread

[alan45]

Wed, 19th Sept

Neighbours 2.4m 37%
Doctors 1.8m 28%
Neighbours 2.5m 18%
Home & Away 1.3m 7%
Hollyoaks 2.0m 11%
Emmerdale 6.8m 35%
Corrie 9.2m 43%
The Bill 5.9m 27%

[DaVeyWaVey]

Really glad that Hollyoaks is reaching the 2 million mark for the Channel 4 episodes - the episode yesterday was fantastic, i hope they can keep this figure up.

Well done to Corrie as well for getting 10.0 million and just over - very impressive indeed!

[DaVeyWaVey]

According to Radio 1 today, last night's EE episode hit a peak of 11.4 million viewers - don't know the average yet though.

[tindie]

i wish EE Did hit 11M but it DIDN'T but it did beat Corrie

Firday 21th
EastEnders - 8.4m (40%)
Coronation Street - 7.6m (42%)
Emmerdale - 5.2m (31%)


Monday 24th Ovenrights
6:30- Hollyoaks: 2.2m
7:00- Hollyoaks (E4): 725,000
7:00- Emmerdale: N/A
7:30- Corrie: 10m (45.7%)
8:00- 'Enders: 9.7m (41.4%)
8:30- Corrie: 10.1m (42.4%)
10:00- 'Enders (BBC3): 692,000 (4.36%)


Tuesday Night:

Emmerdale - 6.9 million ( 38% )

Eastenders - 9.3 million ( 45% )

Awesome Ratting mon and tue daY
(Really Hope This week EE BEAT ED on Thurday as they CLASH AGAIN

[alan45]

From Media Guardian:

"ITV1's hour long episode of Emmerdale pulled in an average of 6.8 million and a 35% share from 7pm, beating BBC1's EastEnders overall last night, although the rural soap lost viewers to its London-based counterpart when the two went head to head.

EastEnders picked up an average of 6.4 million and a 31% share over 30 minutes from 7.30pm, although built its audience from 6.1 million at the start of the episode to 6.8 million for the final 15 minutes.

Emmerdale had 6.5 million viewers at 7.30pm, although this dropped to 6.1 million at 7.45pm."

Full story: http://media.guardian.co.uk/overnigh...179306,00.html

[tindie]

iif ED Fell to 6.1 at 7:45 and EE was at 6.8 At The Same Time
That means EE Beat ED, Didn't they?

[Chris_2k11]

Seems all fairly similar to me

[alan45]

iif ED Fell to 6.1 at 7:45 and EE was at 6.8 At The Same Time
That means EE Beat ED, Didn't they?

From Media Guardian

"ITV1's hour long episode of Emmerdale pulled in an average of 6.8 million and a 35% share from 7pm, beating BBC1's EastEnders overall last night,

[tindie]

iif ED Fell to 6.1 at 7:45 and EE was at 6.8 At The Same Time
That means EE Beat ED, Didn't they?

From Media Guardian

"ITV1's hour long episode of Emmerdale pulled in an average of 6.8 million and a 35% share from 7pm, beating BBC1's EastEnders overall last night,

I Was talking about the Last 15min
AT 7:45 More people were watching EE Then Ed

[alan45]

iif ED Fell to 6.1 at 7:45 and EE was at 6.8 At The Same Time
That means EE Beat ED, Didn't they?

From Media Guardian

"ITV1's hour long episode of Emmerdale pulled in an average of 6.8 million and a 35% share from 7pm, beating BBC1's EastEnders overall last night,

I Was talking about the Last 15min
AT 7:45 More people were watching EE Then Ed

I am quoting the FACTS from Media Guardian