Autumn brings mixed fortunes for big five

Article Abstract:

The start of the autumn season on television resulted in mixed successes, with ITV1's screening of "The Queen" earning a peak share of 35.8%, while BBC1's screening of "Coming Down the Mountain" garnering a mere 19.8% share. ITV1's "The X Factor" meanwhile listed a 43.5% share during September 1-3 2007. A runthrough of program ratings, as well as a list of the top 10 shows based on ratings, is given.

The Queen (Motion picture), Television movies, Coming Down the Mountain (Motion picture)

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C4 opts for PSB over ratings in its birthday week

Article Abstract:

BBC2's Top Gear on Sunday takes in an audience share of 23% making it the top show in the top 25. Channel 4's Lost for Words pulled in a 7% share when theu aired Last Chance Kids for their Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday airings. Ratings for the week ending October 28, 2007 are presented.

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Tough opposition leaves Mayo trailing

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BBC1's latest offering, Mayo, on Sunday (12th March) 8pm pulled in just 4.6 million viewers accounting for 17.3%. ITV1's, The Royal, has pulled in 8.5 million viewers accounting 32.3% in the same slot. Details of the top 10 cop shows ratings are presented.

Analysis, Mayo (Television program), The Royal (Television program)

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