There is still the impact of them being on iPlayer in advance though. I don't think it will make a HUGE amount of difference, but the figures are so close further down the chart that I suspect it would be enough to get it back in the top 20.Those ratings for Eastenders are abysmal.
Love Island figures week by week
Week One: 4.530m
Week Two: 4.087m
Week Three: 3.986m
Week Four: 4.008m
Week Five: 4.307m
Week Six: 4.570m
All about the time difference, innit?Just to go back a bit - was the Olympics a bit of a flop then in terms of viewing figures, or is that about normal comparing to 2016?
And over 4m of that was time shifted, so I reckon it'll pick up a fair bit more in the coming weeks as well.Wow those are GREAT figures for Vigil in this climate.
I've only started the last year or two. It's very watchable, if rarely exciting.I have yet to watch a single episode of Vera.
I've only started the last year or two. It's very watchable, if rarely exciting.
First episode of Vigil consolidated to 12.745m after 28 days.
It's well worth it!Those Vigil figures are astonishing. I think i'll give it a go tonight.
Strictly didn't start til the end of October last year, and the ratings were higher than normal because more people were staying in. Ratings are slightly lower though, but have increased week on week.How do the Strictly and GBBO figures compare to last year? They look largely similar?
Strictly didn't start til the end of October last year, and the ratings were higher than normal because more people were staying in. Ratings are slightly lower though, but have increased week on week.
I thought Claudia said something about the highest in 5 years, although she might have just been talking about Tess's backstage panic attacks.