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Tuesday 24 July 2012

All of the soaps were affected by the hot weather on Tuesday (July 24) night, overnight data has indicated.

EastEnders led the pack with 6.8m (38.1%) at 7.30pm as Lola named her new baby, adding 769k (3.8%) for BBC Three's 10pm repeat.

Emmerdale grabbed 5.97m (35.2%) for a big episode which saw Rachel tell Jai she is pregnant, while Hollyoaks managed 849k (5.6%) at 6.30pm and 429k (2.6%) for E4's first look half an hour later.

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On me phone right now so I can't post the ratings in full yet but EastEnders could only muster 7.8m (34%) and 6.7m (29%).

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Monday 13 August 2012

Spoiler:

EastEnders secured 7.8m viewers on Monday evening (August 13) as Sharon Rickman made her return to Walford, overnight figures show.

The Albert Square soap pulled in 7.84m (34.1%) at 8pm as a tearful Sharon turned up on Phil's doorstep unexpectedly. 6.72m (28.1%) returned at 9pm to see a kidnap drama involving Sharon's son Dennis.

BBC Three's repeat screenings of EastEnders claimed 679k (4.3%) and 1.07m (9.0%) at 10.30pm and 11pm respectively.

Coronation Street was the evening's most-watched soap on first-run showings. Tracy's hopes of a reunion with Steve were seen by 7.87m (37.6%) at 7.30pm and 188k (0.8%) on +1, while Steve's attempts to be honest with the mother of his daughter entertained 8.26m (35.5%) at 8.30pm and 233k (1.0%) on timeshift.

Emmerdale appealed to 6.36m (32.3%) at 7pm and 156k (0.7%) on +1 as Moira and Alex continued their secret relationship, while Hollyoaks managed 791k (4.3%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and 484k (2.5%) for E4's first look at 7pm.

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Tuesday 14 August 2012

Spoiler:

EastEnders claimed 7.2m viewers on Tuesday evening (August 14) as the drama surrounding Sharon Rickman's return continued, overnight figures show.

The Walford soap pulled in 7.19m (38.2%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Dennis's kidnap led to a car chase. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 733k (4.7%) at 10.30pm.

Also on BBC One, Holby City entertained 4.79m (23.1%) at 8pm with an episode titled 'You and Me'.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.85m (33.5%) at 7pm as Paddy and Marlon's feud rumbled on, adding 239k (1.2%) on +1.

Hollyoaks appealed to 844k (5.1%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and 106k (0.6%) on timeshift as Walker's motivations were finally revealed in a special single-strand episode. E4's first look had 430k (2.5%) at 7pm.

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Wednesday 15 August 2012

Spoiler:

EastEnders secured 7.4m viewers on Wednesday evening (August 15) as Shirley Carter finally discovered the truth about Heather Trott's murder, overnight figures show.

The Walford soap pulled in 7.44m (35.7%) at 7.30pm on BBC One for an episode which saw Ben Mitchell accidentally reveal his guilt, provoking a furious response from Shirley. BBC Three's repeat screening later claimed 752k (4.6%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 6.33m (32.5%) at 7pm as Chas announced Dan as her new boyfriend, adding 151k (0.7%) on +1.

Hollyoaks appealed to 886k (4.8%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 with the aftermath of the heist drama, while 450k (2.3%) watched E4's first look at 7pm.

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Thursday 16 August 2012

Spoiler:

EastEnders was the most-watched soap on Thursday evening (August 16) with the aftermath of Shirley Carter's big discovery, overnight figures show.

The Walford drama pulled in 7.41m (36.8%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Phil desperately tried to convince Shirley not to report Ben to the police over Heather's murder. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 591k (3.5%) at 10.30pm.

Coronation Street, meanwhile, attracted 6.95m (31.1%) at 8.30pm on ITV1 and 255k (1.2%) on +1 as Katy and Izzy's surrogacy storyline began.

Emmerdale appealed to 6.15m (33.1%) at 7pm and 130k (0.6%) on timeshift as Brenda spotted a kiss between Pollard and Val, while her decision to dump Pollard was seen by 6.1m (29.5%) at 8pm and 237k (1.1%) on +1.

Hollyoaks managed 654k (3.8%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 with the latest developments in the Mitzeee, Riley and Mercedes love triangle, while E4's first look interested 451k (2.4%) at 7pm and 152k (0.7%) an hour later.

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I know this thread hasn't been used for almost a year but now may be the best time to start using it again, I guess.

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No idea how all the other soaps held up last night but Corrie had over 7.4 million for both installments, way ahead of the royal baby arrival, which had 4.9m/22.2%.

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Tuesday 23 July

Spoiler:

Coronation Street topped Monday evening's soap ratings (July 22) as Hayley Cropper received her cancer diagnosis, overnight figures show.

7.57m (38.9%) watched as Hayley was left shellshocked by the news at 7.30pm on ITV and 224k (1.0%) on +1. 7.47m (33.6%) returned at 8.30pm and 308k (1.5%) on +1 as Hayley confided in Carla, Roy and Sylvia.

EastEnders brought in 6.74m (32.5%) at 8pm on BBC One as Jean made her confession to Ian, while BBC Three's repeat screening secured 401k (2.5%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale claimed 6.06m (34.6%) at 7pm on ITV and 177k (0.9%) on +1 as Gennie tried to warn Chas about Cameron's infidelity.

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Wednesday 24 July

Spoiler:

Coronation Street was Wednesday evening's (July 24) top-rated soap with the latest developments in Hayley Cropper's cancer storyline, overnight figures show.

The midweek visit to Weatherfield attracted 6.94m (37.6%) at 7.30pm on ITV and 346k (1.7%) on +1 as Roy struggled with how best to support Hayley following her news.

Emmerdale pulled in 5.95m (34.8%) at 7pm on ITV and 224k (1.2%) on +1 as Gennie overheard Cameron telling Debbie the truth about Carl's murder.

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Thursday 25 July

Spoiler:

Emmerdale topped the soap ratings for the second time this week on Thursday evening (July 25) as Gennie Sharma's tragic exit episodes aired, overnight figures show.

6.03m (35.3%) tuned in at 7pm on ITV and 184k (0.9%) on +1 as Cameron continued his confession to Debbie, unaware that Gennie could hear every word.

Emmerdale's audience rose to 6.39m (32.9%) at 8pm and 283k (1.4%) on +1 as Cameron murdered Gennie following a terrifying car crash.

EastEnders attracted 5.69m (30.9%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Whitney decided to visit Tony in prison. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 365k (2.3%) at 10.30pm.

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Friday 26 July

Spoiler:

Coronation Street came out on top in Friday's soap ratings (July 26) as Hayley Cropper's illness became public knowledge, overnight figures show.

6.88m (39.7%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 201k (1.0%) on +1 as Roy blurted out the news of Hayley's cancer at the Bistro, while 6.29m (32.5%) returned at 8.30pm and 205k (1.0%) on +1 to see how Hayley's friends and neighbours would react.

Emmerdale performed well at 7pm with 6.05m (37.3%) tuning in for the aftermath of Gennie's murder, adding 240k (1.3%) on +1.

EastEnders brought in 5.24m (28.8%) at 8pm on BBC One as Whitney learned of Tony's death. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 541k (3.6%) at 10.30pm.

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As a trivial matter, it's concerning to see EastEnders slipping into the fives, with even Emmerdale doing better than it. The share in particular at 29% is absolutely abysmal.

[Drew.]

thought Emmerdale would have had more on Thursday

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Originally Posted by Drew.

thought Emmerdale would have had more on Thursday

To be fair, it's the middle of a heatwave summer (and even then so many people are on holiday). What's really important right now is the proportion of people watching, i.e. the audience share. 35% is reasonable for them.

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Spoiler:

Monday 2 September 2013

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.5m/35%
19.30 - Corrie - 8.1 million/40%
20.00 - EastEnders - 6.9m/31%
20.30 - Corrie - 8.5m/38%

[Samm]

Corrie Top Wooooo

[Gstar]

Eastenders deserves more, the storylines are improving

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Originally Posted by Germyle

Eastenders deserves more, the storylines are improving

It's been crap for ages now, so it'll gradually have to win back viewers. At least even at its lowest ebb, it's trouncing how Big Brother used to do in its heyday.

[Gstar]

EE right now has probably been the best since like 2011. Oh and yeah poor BB

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Spoiler:

Tuesday 3 September 2013

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.48 million/35.9%
19.30 - EastEnders - 6.87 million/35.8%
20.00 - Holby City - 4.81 million/22.2%

Pretty poor for EastEnders, considering they had the car crash yesterday.

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Spoiler:

Wednesday 4 September 2013

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.36m, 35.6%/6.67m, 36.7% (ex., inc. +1)
19.30 - Coronation Street - 7.69m, 38.6%/8.07m, 40.4% (ex., inc. +1)

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Thursday 5 September 2013

BBC 1

19.30 - EastEnders - 6.89 million (35.4%)
20.00 - Waterloo Road - 3.28 million (15.8%)

ITV 1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.40 million (34.5%)/6.57 million (35.3%)
20.00 - Emmerdale - 5.76 million (27.9%)/6.04 million (29.2%)

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Good to see EastEnders maintaining its exact audience and share all week, but the fact that it can't even reach 7 million at this time of year is disappointing, especially given what's happened this week. Dire.

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Friday 6 September 2013

BBC 1

20.00 - EastEnders - 5.7m (26%)

ITV 1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.2m (33%)/6.36m (33.7%)

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Absolutely terrible rating for EastEnders there...

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Yesterday's Corrie nabbed 7.42m (32.7%) on ITV, with a further 427k (1.7%) on +1; total = 7.85m (34.4%).

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Monday 9 September 2013

ITV 1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.04 million (36.7%)/7.14 million (37.2%)
19.30 - Coronation Street - 9.06 million (42.8%)/9.18 million (43.4%)
20.00 - Coronation Street - 8.82 million (38.8%)/8.98 million (39.5%)

BBC 1

20.00 - EastEnders - 7.04 million (31.9%)

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Another horrific rating for EE but Corrie and Emmerdale are holding up pretty well.