Daily Soap Ratings

[Redway]

Monday 19 March 2012 - overnights

Corrie 1 - 10m (43%)
Corrie 2 - 10.6m (42%)
EastEnders - 9.1m (37%)

[Redway]

EastEnders: 8.9m (40%)

Terrible. You'd really think that they'd be above 8.9m if you consider the fact that this storyline's been promoted to hell.

[Me. I Am Salman]

EE deserved more nuff said

[Redway]

Wednesday 21 March

EastEnders - 8.6m (38%)

Great for EE, considering it's barely ever on on Wednesdays.

[Redway]

EastEnders - 9m (41%)
Corrie - 8.1m (33%)
Emmerdale - 7m (34%)

[Me. I Am Salman]

Well done EE
Good stuff

[waterhog]

its all wrong - emmerdale is by far the best - followed by corri and a long long way behind that deadenders just saying lol

[Redway]

Corrie 1: 7.9m
Corrie 2: 7m
Emmerdale: 6.5

Both soaps were affected by Sport Relief, which had 5.8m.

I'll post the shares when I get them. :)

[Redway]

Friday 6 April 2012 - overnights

EastEnders: 6.9m (30%)
Corrie 1: 7.9m (36%)
Corrie 2: 8.2m (34%)
Emmerdale: 6.4m (31%)

Abysmal for EastEnders.

[waterhog]

what do you exspect - and noway is emmerdale behind corri - it is the best <

[Redway]

Monday 9 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 8.2m (33%)

ITV1

19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.9m (37%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 9m (35%)
19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (29%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

For the record, I only supply ratings for the main soaps (i.e. EastEnders, Coronation Street, Waterloo Road and Emmerdale), so don't ask me to change that, and I only do figures to one decimal place and shares to the nearest whole number, but if you want me to change that, just ask and I'll do that. :)

[Redway]

Tuesdy 10 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 7.6m (35%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.5m (32%)

EastEnders most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Wednesday 11 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - Waterloo Road: 4.3m (19%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.4m (32%)

Emmerdale most-watched; Waterloo Road least-watched.

[Redway]

Here are the yearly averages for EastEnders from 2002-2010:

2010: 09.35m
2009: 08.43m
2008: 08.42m
2007: 08.88m
2006: 09.16m
2005: 10.20m
2004: 11.32m
2003: 12.57m
2002: 11.95m

So 2005 was the last time EastEnders was regularly hitting double-digit figures (i.e. 10 million and above). I understand the above is a lot to read but it really is quite interesting to see how the ratings have developed.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Hmm I wonder what the average for 2011 is

[Me. I Am Salman]

Monday 9 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 8.2m (33%)

ITV1

19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.9m (37%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 9m (35%)
19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (29%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

For the record, I only supply ratings for the main soaps (i.e. EastEnders, Coronation Street, Waterloo Road and Emmerdale), so don't ask me to change that, and I only do figures to one decimal place and shares to the nearest whole number, but if you want me to change that, just ask and I'll do that. :)

I think Hollyoaks is more of a main soap than Waterloo Road. I know the ratings are lower but WR only shows once a week, so it's not fair to really call it a "main soap".
But don't worry I'm not asking you to change it ;)

[Me. I Am Salman]

Channel 4

6:30pm - Hollyoaks - 918k (5.0%)

E4

7:00pm - Hollyoaks - 353k (1.8%) + 127k (0.6%) on timeshift

[Redway]

Hmm I wonder what the average for 2011 is
I'll supply those in a minute. I know it's difficult to believe that 2004rated so well, but it was actually a good year, minus all those Ferrairas.
I think Hollyoaks is more of a main soap than Waterloo Road. I know the ratings are lower but WR only shows once a week, so it's not fair to really call it a "main soap".
But don't worry I'm not asking you to change it ;)
Well, "main soaps" are the soaps that do the best in the ratings, and I only do just the four, but I will take your point into consideration.
Channel 4

6:30pm - Hollyoaks - 918k (5.0%)

E4

7:00pm - Hollyoaks - 353k (1.8%) + 127k (0.6%) on timeshift

Thanks for those. :)

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'll post the Hollyoaks ratings if you want me to :)

[Redway]

I'll post the Hollyoaks ratings if you want me to :)

That would be great, Salman. I was actually going to ask, because it does get a bit irritating me posting figures week in, week out, with no one helping - to be honest, it really is quite frustrating. No wonder poor Mollie gave up - she posted them week in, week out - without fail - and nobody even gave her so much as a thank you, despite her doing a fantastic job. That simply isn't on.

You weren't there at this time, though, so don't worry - and, even then, I'm not even saying all that to rude to anyone, but it did indeed come to my attention.

But, no, Salman, thanks a lot for that, and it would be great if you did. Thanks for offering, too. :)

[Smithy]

Here are the yearly averages for EastEnders from 2002-2010:

2010: 09.35m
2009: 08.43m
2008: 08.42m
2007: 08.88m
2006: 09.16m
2005: 10.20m
2004: 11.32m
2003: 12.57m
2002: 11.95m

So 2005 was the last time EastEnders was regularly hitting double-digit figures (i.e. 10 million and above). I understand the above is a lot to read but it really is quite interesting to see how the ratings have developed.

A lot of that will be down to catch up services though, people aren't as worried about missing them coz they can either record them on whatever box they've got , or watch it online

[Redway]

A lot of that will be down to catch up services though, people aren't as worried about missing them coz they can either record them on whatever box they've got , or watch it online

Yeah, that is quite true, to be honest, but shows can still reach great hights if they're good enough. In 2004, for example, episodes centered around the Ferrairas could reach 11 million. I'm not saying it was bad, but there's no denying it had some terrible storylines.

On the contrary, the soaps really do need to be on the top of their games to get 10 million, let alone 12 million.

[Redway]

By the way, here are Coronation Street's 2002-2010 averages, if anyone's interested:

2010: 09.67m
2009: 09.23m
2008: 09.51m
2007: 10.16m
2006: 11.19m
2005: 11.07m
2004: 12.10m
2003: 13.23m
2002: 11.96m

So 2007 was the last time Coronation Street had an average of at least 10m.

[Redway]

Enmerdale's:

2010: 7.23m
2009: 6.73m
2008: 6.93m
2007: 7.46m
2006: 7.63m
2005: 8.63m

So 2010 was the first time since the records began in 2005 that the ratings were up.

[Me. I Am Salman]

That would be great, Salman. I was actually going to ask, because it does get a bit irritating me posting figures week in, week out, with no one helping - to be honest, it really is quite frustrating. No wonder poor Mollie gave up - she posted them week in, week out - without fail - and nobody even gave her so much as a thank you, despite her doing a fantastic job. That simply isn't on.

You weren't there at this time, though, so don't worry - and, even then, I'm not even saying all that to rude to anyone, but it did indeed come to my attention.

But, no, Salman, thanks a lot for that, and it would be great if you did. Thanks for offering, too. :)

That's fine. And thanks for keeping us all updated with the other soap ratings Redway :thumbs:

[Redway]

Thursday 12 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 7.9m (36%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (33%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 7.9m (32%)

EastEnders most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Thursday

C4

18:30 - Hollyoaks: 898k (5.0%)

E4

19:00 - Hollyoaks: 497k (2.5%)

Channel 5

13:45 - Neighbours: 672k (8.6%)

17:30 - Neighbours: 878k (6.1%)

18:00 - Home & Away: 676k (4.1%)

[Redway]

Thursday

C4

18:30 - Hollyoaks: 898k (5.0%)

E4

19:00 - Hollyoaks: 497k (2.5%)

Channel 5

13:45 - Neighbours: 672k (8.6%)

17:30 - Neighbours: 878k (6.1%)
18:00 - Home & Away: 676k (4.1%)

Thanks, Salman. :hug:

[Me. I Am Salman]

No worries :hugesmile:

[Redway]

Friday 13 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 8.2m (35%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (33%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.4m (39%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 8.1m (34%)

Coronation Street (19.30) most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

By the way, here are the overnight 2011 averages for the 'big 3':

Coronation Street: 8.51m
EastEnders: 8.24m
Emmerdale: 6.96

(Bare in mind that these are only overnight figures, not officials.)

[waterhog]

shame on this - the farm is the best <

[Redway]

Monday 16 April 2012

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 8.2m (35%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7m (34%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 9m (40%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 9.3m (38%)

Coronation Street (20.30) most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

OK, here are Tuesday's, for your, erm, viewing interests:

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 8m (36%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (32%)

EastEnders most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

Hope that's all right, guys. :)

[Redway]

Had to edit another one of my posts again. :bored:

[waterhog]

get away - EE 8 viewers

emmerdale 8000 million viewers - more like it. EE is Crap.

[Redway]

get away - EE 8 viewers

emmerdale 8000 million viewers - more like it. EE is Crap.

Well, that's your opinion, mate. I understand you're not liking EastEnders right now, and I have immense respect for that, but there obviously are a lot of people who like it right now, as well as those who aren't.

[Redway]

Wednesday 18 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - Waterloo Road: 4.4m (18%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.9m (33%)

Emmerdale most-watched; Waterloo Road least-watched.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Good stuff Redway.
Sorry I haven't been posting anything lately because I've been so bloody busy lmao

[Redway]

Good stuff Redway.
Sorry I haven't been posting anything lately because I've been so bloody busy lmao

Thanks a lot and it's fine. Don't worry about it, mate. I've been busy, too, but I'm pretty much addicted to social networking sites, so I always squeeze in time every day for Facebook and here and that. :laugh:

You OK, though?

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'm cool thanks you :3

[Redway]

I'm cool thanks you :3

No worries. GCSEs coming up?

[waterhog]

Wednesday 18 April 2012 Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - Waterloo Road: 4.4m (18%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.9m (33%)

Emmerdale most-watched; Waterloo Road least-watched.

i am sure someone is fiddleing this - emmerdale is the best.

[Redway]

Thursday 19 April 2012

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 8.1m (37%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 7.1m (34%)
20.00 - Emmerdale: 7.3m (32%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 8.1m (33%)

In more detail, Coronation Street had 8.09m, and EastEnders had 8.06m, so: Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Scarlett.]

Can't wait til Corrie returns to Wednesdays later this year

[Redway]

Can't wait til Corrie returns to Wednesdays later this year

Yup. Would do a world of wonders. :)

[Me. I Am Salman]

No worries. GCSEs coming up?

Only 3 left lmao.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Thursday

Hollyoaks

- 888k (4.7%) on C4 at 6.30pm
- 544k (2.6%) on E4 at 7:00pm

[Redway]

Friday 20 April 2012

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 7.8m (35%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.7m (35%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.5m (39%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 7.9m (34%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.
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Not too great a pair of ratings for Coronation Street, there, particularly when you consider that it was a send-off to a legend. Can't say I'm surprised, as it's hardly been unmissable lately (in my view).

[Redway]

Only 3 left lmao.

Oh, right. You'll be fine, Salman. I think you get a C for writing your name correctly. :laugh:

[Me. I Am Salman]

LOL ;P

EastEnders falling under 8 million :(

[Redway]

LOL ;P

EastEnders falling under 8 million :(

To be honest, those sort of ratings are very typical for this time of year and it's been that way since 2009. Anything below 7.5m, though, would be very poor. It's the share that's more important in the spring and summer and it really shouldn't be going below 35%. The ratings and shares can be a lot better, but I suppose we'll have to settle for those for now.

[Scarlett.]

Yup. Would do a world of wonders. :)

Aye, Thursdays has always been weak for ratings, on top of that, the pacing is all out of wack with three episodes stuck at one end of the week

[Redway]

Monday 23 April 2012

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 7.9m (34%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.9m (34%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.7m (40%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 8.8m (36%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Tuesday 24 April 2012

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 7.6m (36%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.5m (33%)

EastEnders most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Wednesday 25 April 2012

BBC1

20.00 - Waterloo Road: 4.7m (20%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.9m (33%)

Emmerdale most-watched; Waterloo Road least-watched.

[Redway]

Thursday 26 April 2012

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 7.8m (36%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (33%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 7.9m (33%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[waterhog]

To be honest, those sort of ratings are very typical for this time of year and it's been that way since 2009. Anything below 7.5m, though, would be very poor. It's the share that's more important in the spring and summer and it really shouldn't be going below 35%. The ratings and shares can be a lot better, but I suppose we'll have to settle for those for now.

i would just like to point out someone saying something negative about EE - as redway you asked on the other thread - why do i always moan ? because it is rubbish and this is more proof.

[Redway]

i would just like to point out someone saying something negative about EE - as redway you asked on the other thread - why do i always moan ? because it is rubbish and this is more proof.

No, it isn't proof. I'm extremely negative about EastEnders right now, you should know that, but the ratings are still pretty decent. I hate the show right now, but the ratings are all right.

[Redway]

In fact, the equivalent day 2010 had 8.1m (39%) - check page 4 of this thread. That is only a drop of 0.3m and 2010 had the biggest ratings rise since the records began in 2002.

Exactly. When someone chooses to ignore the facts and make false assumptions based on pleothas upon pleathos of abortive traits and objective statements that are actually false, it's very difficult to take that person seriously, let alone have a debate with him or her. Listen, you said that EastEnders is very poor right now (with which I agree), but you used the viewing figures as one piece of evidence to support your argument. I pointed out to you that the ratings are fine, which works to my advantage and your disadvantage, so what now? Does this prove to you that the current quality at least is subjective and not what you (of all people) say it is?

[waterhog]

i dont care what the numbers say - emmerdale is by far the best.

[Redway]

i dont care what the numbers say - emmerdale is by far the best.

Joe, you used the ratings to support your argument and now you've been proven wrong you don't care about the numbers? What is the point in starting an argument based on a supporter to your argument and then when you're proven wrong you brush it off and say you don't care? Oh, well. Wasted enough of my time on this. Goodbye.

[Redway]

I forgot to post Friday's (27 April's) - here they are:

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.5m (33%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 7.8m (37%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 7.9m (34%)

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders - 7.3m (33%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

Terrible performance from EastEnders.

[Redway]

Apologies about the late updates - forgot all about them. Anyway, here they are:

Monday 30 April 2012

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 7.9m (32%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.5m (33%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.2m (38%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 8.2m (33%)
Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Tuesday 1 May 2012

BBC1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.7m (34%)
19.30 - EastEnders: 8.1m (38%)

EastEnders most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Wednesday 2 May 2012

BBC1

20.00 - British Soap Awards: 5m (22%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.3m (34%)

[Redway]

Thursday 3 May 2012

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 7.5m (35%

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.7m (33%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 7.6m (31%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Friday 4 May 2012

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 7.2m (32%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.4m (33%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 8.3m (38%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 8.2m (35%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Anyway, more on this week, Coronation Street should get right boosters from BGT. Not sure about the other soaps, though. EastEnders in particular will suffer. 4.9m (19%) tonight, I reckon.

[Maia]

Oh yeah EastEnders will plummet, everyone will've been watching Louis Walsh on Deal or No Deal

[Redway]

Oh yeah EastEnders will plummet, everyone will've been watching Louis Walsh on Deal or No Deal

:joker: D'you know what, you guys are just too much. :laugh3: Anyway, BGT was what I had in mind. :laugh: Now I'm fluctuating between Embarrassing Bodies and Only Fools and Horses. :p

[Redway]

OK, after a long wait (sorry, guys), here you go:

Monday 7 May 2012

Coronation Street topped the soap ratings on Monday evening (May 7) with the launch of its heavily-promoted 'Big Week', overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 8.7m (33.2%) at 9pm and 363k (1.8%) on +1 as Terry, Tommy and Tina faced trouble with loan shark Rick Neelan.

EastEnders, meanwhile, slipped to 5.56m (21.7%) at 7.30pm against tough competition from the second Britain's Got Talent live show. However, BBC Three's repeat screening had a strong 1.08m (5.3%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.58m (29.3%) at 7pm as Declan carried on interfering in Megan's personal life, adding 175k (0.7%) on timeshift.

I just copied and pasted from Digital Spy, as I haven't got the time right now to synthesise information.

[Redway]

Tuesday 8 May 2012

Coronation Street stayed just above the 8m mark as its big week of storylines continued on Tuesday evening (May 8), overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 8.06m (32.5%) at 9pm and 369k (1.9%) on +1 as Terry suggested an insurance scam to solve his financial troubles.

EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 5.73m (25.7%) at 7.30pm against competition from the latest Britain's Got Talent live show. However, BBC Three's repeat screening secured a huge 1.17m (6.1%) at 10pm.

[Redway]

Wednesday 9 May 2012

Coronation Street remained close to the 8m mark as its 'Big Week' continued on Wednesday evening (May 9), overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 7.97m (30.4%) at 9pm and 394k (1.9%) on +1 as Tina was left injured following a dramatic showdown with Terry.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 6.69m (33.1%) at 7pm and 111k (0.5%) on timeshift as Zak's mental state deteriorated further on the moors.

[Redway]

Thursday 10 May 2012

Coronation Street was well above the 8m mark on Thursday evening (May 10) with the latest drama surrounding Tina McIntyre and the Duckworths, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 8.52m (34.5%) at 9pm and 304k (1.6%) on +1 as Terry covered his tracks by blaming Rick Neelan for Tina's injuries.

EastEnders, meanwhile, continued to be dented by Britain's Got Talent but had its highest audience of the week so far, attracting 6.07m (26.4%) at 7.30pm with the arrival of Derek Branning's daughter Alice. BBC Three's repeat screening added a huge 1.27m (6.6%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.67m (32.9%) at 7pm and 128k (0.5%) on timeshift as Cain managed to track down Zak, while Hollyoaks managed 788k (4.2%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and 525k (2.6%) for E4's first look at 7pm.

[Redway]

Friday 11 May 2012

Coronation Street topped the soaps ratings on Friday, according to early overnight data.

Lesley's death was seen by 7.79m (38%) at 7.30pm, then 8.41m (35.7%) tuned in for the aftermath at 8.30pm (+1: 297k).

EastEnders logged 7.16m (32.9%) for BBC One at 8pm, adding 631k (3.2%) at 10pm for BBC Three's repeat. The show has rebounded following its clash with Britain's Got Talent's live semi-finals. The EastEnders Omnibus interested 369k (3.8%) at 12.05am.

Zak Dingle's moors rampage was seen by 6.34m (33.7%) at 7pm.

[Redway]

Seeing as the soaps have obviously been affected by BGT, I thought I'd post how BGT performed throughout last week, too:

Monday 7 May 2012

The second live semi-final of Britain's Got Talent neared 10 million last night with timeshift figures included, according to overnight data.

The ITV1 reality show grabbed 9.4m (35.6%) from 7.30pm with a further 384k (1.5%) on +1 - an improvement over figures for the opening semi-final. The results show took 8.35m (32.4%) from 9.30pm (+1: 343k/2.1%).

[Redway]

Tuesdy 8 May 2012

Britain's Got Talent fell in the ratings for last night's semi-final but was still dominant, according to overnight data.

The reality show managed 7.8m (33.5%) on ITV1 from 7.30pm (+1: 365k/1.5%). An average of 9.4m had tuned in live on Monday (May 8).

Britain's Got Talent's results show attracted 6.86m (27.8%) with an additional 317k (2.2%) on timeshift.

[Redway]

Wednesday 9 May 2012

Britain's Got Talent's results show overpowered The Apprentice last night, according to overnight data.

The latest semi-final results averaged 7.01m (27.3%) from 9.30pm (+1: 364k/2.3%) while Lord Sugar's reality show generated 5.94m (22.9%) in the 9pm hour.

The Apprentice, however, maintained consistent week-on-week (only slightly dropping from 6.1m the previous Wednesday) despite tougher competition last night in its timeslot.

Britain Got Talent's main show recovered from its slump on Tuesday (May 8) by logging in 8.97m (37.6%) from 7.30pm and 206k (0.8%) on timeshift.

[Redway]

Thursday 10 May 2012

Britain's Got Talent saw a sharp rise for its last semi-final results show last night (May 10), early overnight data reveals.

ITV1's main show slipped slightly to 8.72m (36.6%) from 7.30pm (+1: 249k), but Ryan O'Shaughnessy and Aquabatique's progression to the final was seen by 7.96m (30.2%) at 9.30pm (+1: 274k).

However, the results shows have overall underperformed, with ratings unexpectedly down on last year's semi-final week.

[Redway]

Saturday 12 May 2012

Britain's Got Talentended with a huge audience of 11.9m last night (Saturday), becoming the most-watched show of the year so far.

Ashleigh & Pudsey's win was seen by 11.38m (46.4%) between 7.30pm and 10pm, peaking with 13.8m in the last five minutes, and adding 496k (2.2%) on ITV1 +1.

Britain's Got More Talentbowed out with 1.59m (8.2%) immediately after the main show, grabbing an extra 128k on timeshift.

[Redway]

So not a great week of ratings from BGT, particularly in comparion to previous years, with only Saturday redeeming the whole week, to be honest. I'll post some more ratings for BGT (from previous years) later.

[Callum]

Saturday 12 May 2012

Britain's Got Talentended with a huge audience of 11.9m last night (Saturday), becoming the most-watched show of the year so far.

Ashleigh & Pudsey's win was seen by 11.38m (46.4%) between 7.30pm and 10pm, peaking with 13.8m in the last five minutes, and adding 496k (2.2%) on ITV1 +1.

Britain's Got More Talentbowed out with 1.59m (8.2%) immediately after the main show, grabbing an extra 128k on timeshift.

How is this soap ratings? :conf2:

[Redway]

How is this soap ratings? :conf2:

It was just the fact that BGT obviously had an effect on the ratings for the soaps, so I posted them for the sake of seeing the actual competition...which, as we can see, wasn't too immense...

[Redway]

Monday 14th May - Soap Overnights

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 8.1m (36%)

ITV1

19:00 - Emmerdale: 6.6m (33%)
19:30 - Coronation Street: 8.4m (39%)
20:30- Coronation Street: 8.7m (37%)

Coronation Street most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.


Back to normal now.

[waterhog]

i think this is corrupt - emerdale slaughters the other 2 put togther.

[Redway]

Tuesday 15 May 2012

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders: 7.8m (37%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 6.2m (32%)

EastEnders most-watched; Emmerdale least-watched.

[Redway]

Again, sorry these ratings are so late, though I can assure you I haven't made up anything or owt like that:

Wednesday 16 May 2012

Emmerdale was the most-watched soap of the day, attracting 6.06m (32.0%) at 7pm and 244k (1.2%) on +1 with Sean's desperate lies about Ruby

[Redway]

Thursday 17 May 2012

EastEnders had 7.7m viewers on Thursday evening (May 17) with the continuing aftermath of Heather Trott's murder, overnight figures show.

The Walford soap pulled in 7.68m (36.2%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Phil made an emotional plea for Ian to keep Ben's guilty secret. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 763k (3.9%) at 10pm.

Coronation Street, meanwhile, attracted 7.6m (32.7%) at 8.30pm and 214k (0.9%) on +1 as Nick spotted Kylie at a lap-dancing bar.

Emmerdale interested 6.37m (32.1%) at 7pm and 178k (0.8%) on timeshift as Megan's son Robbie arrived at Home Farm, while 6.66m (30.1%) watched at 8pm and 175k (0.8%) on +1 to see the pair's showdown.

[Redway]

Friday 18 May 2012

EastEnders picked up an impressive audience on Friday night, capping a stronger week for the BBC soap.

BBC One's first showing of Ian Beale's breakdown was watched by 7.49m (33.6%) at 8pm, then 697k (3.6%) caught up on BBC Three at 10pm.

Meanwhile, the EastEnders Omnibus pulled in 296k (7.3%) from just after midnight.

Coronation Street led the pack with almost identical audiences of 7.65m (34.2%) at 7.30pm (+1: 188k) and 7.64m (32.8%) at 8.30pm (+1: 263k) for its double bill.

Emmerdale logged 6.2m (30.9%) at 7pm (+1: 215k).

[Redway]

Monday 21 May 2012

Coronation Street topped the soap ratings on Monday evening (May 21) with Eva Price's misguided revenge attempt, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 8.05m (38.7%) at 7.30pm and 175k (0.8%) on +1 as Eva sabotaged Nick's big event at the Bistro, while 8.16m (35.0%) watched at 8.30pm and 310k (1.4%) on timeshift as the blonde's wrong suspicions led to chaos on the cobbles.

EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 7.16m (32.3%) at 8pm as Ian ploughed ahead with plans to marry Mandy and leave Walford. BBC Three's repeat screening had 613k (3.2%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.22m (33.5%) at 7pm with Declan's latest visit to Robbie, adding 116k (0.5%) on +1.

[Redway]

Tuesday 22 May 2012

Emmerdale picked up 5.59m (33.8%) for ITV1 at 7pm (+1: 184k), while EastEnders could only muster a mediocre audience of 6.41m (35.3%), for its first showing at 7.30pm, but a hefty 961k (5.1%) joined the Albert Square soap at 10pm on BBC Three.

Their relatively stable audience shares (%) suggest the dips were typical of many of last night's programming.

[Redway]

Wednesday 23 May 2012

Emmerdale was Wednesday evening's (May 23) most-watched soap as the Robbie Lawson storyline continued, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 serial pulled in 5.72m (34.8%) at 7pm and 192k (1.0%) on +1 as Megan Macey lashed out at half-brother Declan upon hearing that he had been contacting Robbie in secret.

[Redway]

Thursday 24 May 2012

Coronation Street was Thursday's (May 24) most-watched soap on another relatively low-rating evening, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 6.83m (32.9%) at 8.30pm and 289k (1.4%) on timeshift as Kirsty became violent with Tyrone for a second time.


EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 6.32m (36.2%) at 7.30pm as Ian's worrying behaviour continued. BBC Three's repeat screening secured a strong 775k (5.3%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale interested 5.24m (33.2%) at 7pm with Val's return to the village, while 5.73m (30.2%) tuned in at 8pm and 191k (1.0%) on +1 to see the subsequent fallout for Eric, Amy and Brenda.

Once again, the stable audience shares (%) for the big three soaps suggest that the dips in raw numbers were caused by fewer people watching television due to the sunny weather.

[Redway]

Once again, I've just copied and pasted, as I just can't be bothered transfering all that information into channel sections and a decent amount of decimal places and all that for a week and a bit's worth of episodes.

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'm guessing the low ratings are due to the weather?

[Redway]

I'm guessing the low ratings are due to the weather?

Yeah, but the good thing is the shares (%) are still stable, which just proves that more people are making the most of the sunshine instead of watching television. Normally, 6.5m would be around 30% but throughout the week that 30% has been more suited to fit 34-36% because about 4-6% of people aren't watching television.

[Redway]

Friday 25 May 2012

Coronation Street has bucked the trend in the ratings as its Friday 8.30pm episode rose week-on-week to 7.9 million.

Warm weather has affected all the soaps this week, but its later edition - which saw Carla try to bribe Leanne over Simon - grabbed 7.65m (37.7%) and 281k on ITV1 +1.

Meanwhile at 7.30pm, Tyrone's fury at Kirsty's violence was seen by 7.11m, commanding an impressive share of 40.3% at 7.30pm, with an extra 138k watching on timeshift.

EastEnders logged 5.97m (32.1%) at 8pm and and 622k (3.4%) for 10pm's BBC Three repeat for Ian Beale's disastrous wedding day.

The EastEnders Omnibus, which aired at midnight, took an increased audience of 333k (8%).

Emmerdale interested 5.35m (34.5%) at 7pm and 115k on ITV1 +1 for Pollard's romantic dilemma, while Callum's troubles in Hollyoaks were watched by 645k (4.5%) at 6.30pm.

[Redway]

Solid share for Coronation Street's first edition [7.11m (40.3%)], but abysmal ratings for EastEnders. The fact that it's on the same million level as Emmerdale isn't good.

[waterhog]

how EE wins i do not no - to many teenie poppers watching this - its so boring.

[Redway]

Monday 28 May 2012


Coronation Street was at the 7.7m mark for both episodes of its double bill last night (May 28), overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama attracted 7.69m (39.0%) at 7.30pm and 125k (0.6%) on +1 as Paul asked Eileen to join him at Lesley's funeral, while tensions at the service were witnessed by 7.7m (34.3%) at 8.30pm and 202k (0.9%) on timeshift.

EastEnders, meanwhile, pulled in 7.38m (34.9%) at 8pm - up 220k week-on-week - with the aftermath of Ian's disappearance. BBC Three's repeat screening was seen by 760k (3.9%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 5.76m (33.3%) at 7pm as Alicia landed herself in hot water by lashing out at Val, while 131k (0.6%) tuned in on ITV1+1.

[Redway]

Tuesday 29 May 2012

EastEnders was Tuesday evening's (May 29) most-watched soap with the continuing aftermath of Ian Beale's disappearance, overnight figures show.

The Albert Square soap pulled in 6.75m (35.4%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Ben and Jay began to fear the worst over Ian. BBC Three's repeat screening secured a strong 853k (4.5%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.85m (34.0%) at 7pm as Alicia heard that she could be heading to jail, adding 168k (0.9%) an hour later on +1.

[Redway]

Wednesday 30 May 2012

Emmerdale was Wednesday evening's (May 30) most-watched soap as Alicia Gallagher's troubles continued, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama pulled in 5.81m (32.4%) at 7pm and 245k (1.2%) on +1 as Alicia's attempt to apologise to Val backfired.

[Redway]

Thursday 31 May 2012

Coronation Street grabbed 7.5m on Thursday evening (May 31) as Tommy Duckworth's turmoil continued, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama pulled in 7.54m (33.5%) at 8.30pm as Tommy started to crack under the pressure of Rick Neelan's demands, while 258k (1.2%) watched an hour later on +1.

EastEnders, meanwhile, entertained 7m (34.9%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Phil helped to search for Ian. BBC Three's repeat screening secured a strong 859k (4.5%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 5.96m (32.3%) at 7pm as Ashley's troubles began to escalate, while the fallout for the ex-vicar was witnessed by 6.44m (30.6%) at 8pm and 209k (1.0%) on timeshift.

[Redway]

The ratings should be a lot stronger, given the season of warm weather seems to have subsided, certainly for now. It's been as cold as an iceberg up here.

[Redway]

Monday 4 June 2012

Coronation Street was Monday evening's (June 4) most-watched soap with Rita and Dennis's wedding drama, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 5.43m (23.1%) at 7.30pm and 135k (0.5%) on +1 as Rita became embroiled in Tina and Tommy's war with Rick Neelan. Later, 5.39m (20.6%) watched at 8.30pm and 238k (0.9%) on timeshift as Rita defied the odds and made it to the ceremony on time.

The figures were dented by coverage of the Diamond Jubilee Concert, which thrilled over 14m viewers on BBC One.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.09m (26.1%) at 7pm and 129k (0.5%) on +1 as troubled Alicia had a showdown with Justin.

Seems Coronation Street held up incredibly well when it was clashing with a show that had a peak of 17 million viewers.

[Redway]

By the way, here are Friday's, which were only posted an hour or two ago:

Friday 1 June 2012

Coronation Street was the most-watched soap on Friday evening (June 1) as the Rick Neelan storyline intensified.

The ITV1 show pulled in 6.98m (36.8%) at 7.30pm and 128k (0.6%) on +1 as Tina discovered what Tommy was up to, while the couple's subsequent showdown with Rick was witnessed by 5.75m (25.5%) at 8.30pm and 352k (1.6%) on timeshift.

EastEnders, meanwhile, entertained 5.74m (25.9%) outside of its usual timeslot at 9pm as Michael refused to give Jean her money back. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 612k (3.2%) at 10pm, while the EastEnders Omnibus appealed to 457k (9.9%) on BBC One from midnight.

Emmerdale interested 5.46m (31.9%) at 7pm and 199k (1.0%) on +1 as Cain paid a visit to Zak, while Hollyoaks had 679k (4.1%) at 6.30pm

[Me. I Am Salman]

Another sh*t day for soaps

[waterhog]

emmerdale slaughters both put togther.

[Redway]

Tuesday 5 June 2012

EastEnders was easily the most-watched soap on Tuesday evening (June 5) as Michael Moon and Jean Slater's storyline continued, overnight figures show.

EastEnders pulled in 7.76m (34.0%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Jean confronted Janine about Michael's con. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 602k (2.9%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 6.67m (29.7%) at 7pm and 148k (0.7%) on +1 as Zak returned home.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Back to normality

[Redway]

Back to normality

They sure are.

[Redway]

Wednesday 6 June 2012

Coronation Street was Wednesday evening's (June 6) most-watched soap as Sunita Alahan's affair was in danger of being exposed, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 7.49m (35.6%) at 7.30pm on ITV1 and 223k (1.0%) on +1 as Dev discovered that Sunita has a secret stash of money.

EastEnders, meanwhile, pulled in 6.29m (27.6%) at 8pm for an hour-long episode focusing on Michael's elaborate plan to discredit Jean. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 864k (4.8%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.17m (31.4%) at 7pm with Gennie's pregnancy news, adding 150k (0.7%) on timeshift.

[Redway]

Thursday 7 June 2012

Coronation Street remained well above the 7m mark on Thursday evening (June 7) as Dev and Sunita hit the rocks, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 7.69m (32.9%) at 8.30pm on ITV1 as Dev accused Sunita of having an affair, adding a sizeable 316k (1.4%) on +1.

EastEnders, meanwhile, entertained 7.14m (33.1%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Kat returned to Albert Square. BBC Three's repeat screening had a strong 842k (4.2%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.27m (30.7%) at 7pm as Zak took a sad turn for the worse, while 6.83m (30.2%) watched at 8pm and 196k (0.9%) on timeshift as the troubled Dingle patriarch returned to hospital.

[Redway]

Friday 8 June 2012

Casualty was watched by nearly 4.8m on Friday night as it was moved from its usual Saturday slot.

Rescheduled due to the BBC's commitments to Euro 2012, the medical serial pulled in 4.76m (21%) for the conclusion of a two-part story, entitled 'All in a Day's Nightmare'.

EastEnders gave Casualty a leg-up by recording 6.77m (30.1%) at 8pm. BBC Three's repeat added 716k (3.4%), while 313k (7.6%) watched the omnibus from 12.15am.

Emmerdale was ITV1's only soap to air, grabbing 5.49m (27.4%) at 7pm and 255k (1.4%) an hour later on +1. Coronation Street's usual double bill was not screened because of ITV's football coverage.

[Redway]

Monday 11 June 2012

Coronation Street stayed close to the 8m mark with its hour-long episode on Monday evening (June 11), overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama pulled in 7.9m (31.5%) from 8pm as Simon's rebellious behaviour spiralled out of control. 334k (1.4%) caught up an hour later on ITV1+1.

[Redway]

Tuesday 12 June 2012

EastEnders was the most-watched soap on Tuesday evening (June 12) as Tanya proposed to Max, overnight figures show.

EastEnders pulled in 6.54m (30.3%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Max was left stunned by Tanya's sudden suggestion that they should remarry. The episode clashed with continuing Euro 2012 coverage on ITV1, but BBC Three's repeat screening secured a strong 929k (4.8%) at 10pm.

[Redway]

Wednesday 13 June 2012

Coronation Street was the most-watched soap on Wednesday evening (June 13) as Peter Barlow made a heartbreaking decision, overnight figures show.

Coronation Street pulled in 6.91m (31.6%) at 7.30pm on ITV1 and 261k (1.1%) on +1 as a distraught Peter agreed to let Simon live with Leanne. The episode clashed with high-rating Euro 2012 coverage over on BBC One.

[Redway]

Thursday 14 June 2012

EastEnders was the most-watched soap on Thursday evening (June 14) with the continuing fallout from Kat's return, overnight figures show.

The Walford drama, which once again clashed with Euro 2012 coverage on ITV1, pulled in 6.58m (30.0%) at 7.30pm as Roxy confessed all to Kat regarding her crush on Alfie. BBC Three's repeat screening secured a strong 804k (4.0%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.28m (26.6%) at the slightly earlier time of 6.45pm as Ashley pawned a number of his possessions. 181k (0.8%) caught up an hour later on +1.

[Redway]

Friday 15 June 2012

Emmerdale dropped to its lowest audience in six years last night (Friday, June 15), according to the latest overnight data.

Due to a delayed Euro 2012 match, the Yorkshire soap was pushed back an hour to 8.30pm, where it mustered 3.64m (13.8%), adding 119k (0.4%) on ITV1 +1.

Like when it sunk to 3.1m during the World Cup in 2006, Emmerdale faced an England match on BBC One, which commanded an average audience of 11m.

[Redway]

Monday 18 June 2012

Coronation Street was the most-watched soap on Monday evening (June 18) as Karl and Sunita found themselves in a tricky situation, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 show pulled in 7.23m (34.1%) at 7.30pm and 378k (1.6%) on +1 as Eva realised something was going on between the cheating pair.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 6.22m (33.2%) at 7pm and 272k (1.2%) on timeshift as David began plotting a sham wedding.

[Redway]

Tuesday 19 June 2012

EastEnders was the most-watched soap on Tuesday evening (June 19) with the latest wedding dramas for Janine and Michael, overnight figures show.

The Walford drama entertained 6.25m (31.7%) at the unusual time of 7pm on BBC One as Michael raged at Jean when Janine considered cancelling their big day. Later, BBC Three's repeat screening delivered a huge 1.12m (5.3%) at 10pm.

[Redway]

Wednesday 20 June 2012

EastEnders gripped 7.4m viewers on Wednesday evening (June 20) with the build-up to Michael and Janine's wedding, overnight figures show.

The Walford soap brought 7.37m (33.8%) to BBC One at 8pm with an hour-long episode which saw Michael and Jean's twisted feud escalate ahead of the big day. Later, 797k (4.5%) watched BBC Three's repeat screening at 10pm.

Coronation Street, meanwhile, attracted 7.19m (36.5%) at 7.30pm on ITV1 as Karl was forced to explain himself, while 282k (1.2%) caught up an hour later on +1.

Emmerdale entertained 6.04m (33.6%) at 7pm as Alicia agreed to go ahead with the sham wedding, adding 256k (1.2%) on timeshift.

[Redway]

Thursday 21 June 2012

Emmerdale was the most-watched soap on Thursday evening (June 21) as Chas and Cameron's luck finally ran out.

The rural drama's hour-long outing, which saw Gennie catch the cheating pair red-handed, entertained 6.13m (30.6%) on ITV1 from 7pm and 239k (1.0%) on +1.

[Redway]

Friday 22 June 2012

EastEnders managed to stay above seven million viewers for its Friday episode, overnight data shows.

The Albert Square soap's hour-long special, centred around Janine's wedding to Michael, was watched by 7.27m (32.5%) at the early time of 7.30pm.

The omnibus also scored 350k (11.1%) from 12.15am on BBC One.

Emmerdale, airing at 6.50pm instead of 7pm due to ITV's football commitments, logged 5.26m (28.6%) and 123k (0.5%) on +1.

[Redway]

Monday 25 June 2012

Coronation Street topped the 8m mark on Monday evening (June 25) as Leanne and Nick reunited, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 soap pulled in 7.91m (38.8%) at 7.30pm and 167k (0.7%) on +1 as Nick declared his love for his ex-wife, while 8.08m (35.7%) watched at 8.30pm and 221k (1.0%) on timeshift as Leanne pledged her future to the Bistro boss.

EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 7.47m (34.0%) at 8pm on BBC One as Janine and Michael's newborn baby daughter fought for her life. BBC Three's repeat screening had a strong 951k (4.8%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.25m (34.0%) at 7pm as Chas and Cameron planned to flee the village, while 150k (0.7%) watched an hour later.

[Redway]

Tuesday 26 June 2012

EastEnders was the most-watched soap on Tuesday evening (June 26) as Janine and Michael's storyline continued, overnight figures show.

The Albert Square drama pulled in 7.52m (35.5%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Michael considered fleeing Walford. BBC Three's repeat screening later put in another strong performance, with 848k (4.3%) watching at 10pm.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.99m (30.1%) at 7pm on ITV1 and 194k (0.9%) on +1 as Nikhil proposed to Gennie.

[Redway]

Wednesday 27 June 2012

Coronation Street was Wednesday evening's (June 27) most-watched soap as Leanne and Nick's reunion dramas continued, overnight figures show.

The Weatherfield drama pulled in 6.79m (32.4%) at 7.30pm and 288k (1.2%) on +1 as Eva, Stella and Peter all voiced disapproval over Leanne and Nick's decision. The episode clashed with Euro 2012 coverage over on BBC One.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.84m (32.2%) at 7pm and 204k (0.9%) on timeshift as Val's antics ruined Amy's birthday.

[Redway]

Thursday 28 June 2012

Emmerdale was Thursday evening's (June 28) most-watched soap as Charity and Jai's marriage hit the rocks, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama's hour-long episode pulled in 5.63m (29.2%) from 7pm as the couple's issues began to intensify during a family gathering, adding 218k (1.0%) on +1.

[Redway]

Friday 29 June 2012

EastEnders and Coronation Street drew neck and neck in the battle to top the soap ratings.

BBC One's Albert Square soap logged 6.7m (31.5%) back in its normal slot of 8pm as Jean made a U-turn over Michael, with the episode taking 686k (3.5%) on BBC Three two hours later.

And for the first time I'm actually going to post Hollyoaks': Lynsey Nolan's shock death in Hollyoaks boosted its E4 first look figures last night (Friday), according to the latest overnight data.

E4's dramatic aftermath at 7pm nabbed an impressive 710k (3.7%), its highest ratings since Darren and Nancy's wedding in February.

[Redway]

Monday 2 July 2012

Coronation Street topped the soap ratings on Monday evening (July 2) with Lloyd Mullaney's return episodes, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama pulled in 8.52m (37.0%) at 7.30pm and 233k (1.0%) on +1 as Steve was surprised to come face-to-face with Lloyd. Later, 7.93m (32.8%) watched the old friends fall out at 8.30pm, adding 360k (1.6%) on timeshift.

EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 7.66m (32.8%) at 8pm on BBC One as newcomer Joey remained at odds with dad Derek. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 839k (4.3%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.6m (31.2%) at 7pm with the aftermath of Jai's infidelity, while 216k (0.9%) watched on +1.

[Redway]

Tuesday 3 July 2012

Emmerdale and EastEnders were both dented by their clash on Tuesday evening (July 3), overnight figures show.

Emmerdale's hour-long episode, which focused on Ashley's worsening situation, averaged 5.6m (26.4%) from 7pm. 191k (0.9%) caught the timeshift screening an hour later.

EastEnders, meanwhile, pulled in 5.53m (24.8%) at 7.30pm as Joey provoked Derek's rage.

During the 30-minute clash period between the two soaps, Emmerdale dipped to 5.25m (23.6%). EastEnders later secured a huge 1.09m (5.6%) for its BBC Three repeat at 10pm.

Hollyoaks attracted 867k (4.5%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and 104k (0.5%) on +1 as Brendan pondered revenge against Sampson. E4's first look had 491k (2.4%) at 7pm and 203k (0.9%) on timeshift.

[Redway]

Wednesday 4 July 2012

Coronation Street was the most-watched soap on Wednesday evening (July 4) as the dramas surrounding Lloyd's return continued, overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama pulled in 6.94m (32.6%) at 7.30pm as Steve discovered that Lloyd had set up a rival cab firm, adding 254k (1.1%) on +1.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, attracted 5.93m (29.4%) at 7pm and 220k (1.1%) on +1 as Ashley's troubles continued.

EastEnders managed 5.42m (24.5%) at 8.30pm with its extra Wednesday episode, which saw Kat's affair begin. BBC Three's repeat screening secured a strong 998k (5.0%) at 10pm.

Hollyoaks interested 784k (4.1%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 as Texas received a phone call from evil Silas, while E4's first look mustered 464k (2.3%) at 7pm and 183k (0.9%) on +1.

[Redway]

Thursday 5 July 2012

Coronation Street interested 7m with Tracy Barlow's sabotage scheme on Thursday evening (July 5), overnight figures show.

The ITV1 drama pulled in 6.99m (32.8%) at 8.30pm as Tracy plotted to destroy the reputation of Lloyd's new cab firm, adding 215k (1.0%) an hour later on +1.

EastEnders, meanwhile, attracted 6.79m (35.9%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as Kat's mystery man plagued her with texts and phone calls. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 768k (4.0%) at 10pm.

Emmerdale took 5.92m (33.4%) at 7pm as pregnant Debbie was knocked to the floor during a bust-up between Cain and Cameron, while the aftermath of the altercation was seen by 6.34m (32.0%) at 8pm and 211k (1.0%) on timeshift.

Hollyoaks managed 739k (4.4%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 as Texas panicked over Silas's phone call, while E4's first look entertained 552k (3.1%) at 7pm and 101k (0.5%) on +1.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Awful

[Redway]

Friday 6 July 2012

Coronation Street topped the soap ratings on Friday, but dipped well below 7m for its second episode.

For its 7.30pm instalment, the Weatherfield soap grabbed a decent 7.5m (35.1%) for Tracy's sabotage of Lloyd, which was also seen by 157k (0.7%) on ITV1 +1.

However, the audience dropped to just 6.31m (28.1%) and 161k (0.7%) on +1 for Steve and Lloyd's sports day brawl an hour later.

EastEnders logged 7.21m (32.9%) for its first showing at 8pm, while BBC Three's 10pm repeat nabbed 644k (3.1%) at 10pm, and the Omnibus averaged 274k (5.9%) from midnight back on BBC One.

Emmerdale finished the week on 6.1m (28.6%) at 7pm (+1: 142k/0.7%), while Hollyoaks pulled in 707k (3.3%) at 6.30pm (+1: 158k/0.7%) and 540k (2.5%) for E4's first look half-an-hour later at 7pm (+1: 148k/0.7%).

[Redway]

Sunday 8 July 2012

Coronation Street managed to top the 7m mark on Sunday (July 8) evening with +1 included despite facing tough opposition.

Peter Barlow's fury at arch nemesis Nick Tilsley attracted 6.48m (26.8%) to ITV1 at 7.30pm, and an impressive 558k (2.6%) an hour later on +1.

The Weatherfield soap pulled ahead of Countryfile, which received a lead-in of nearly 9 million from the BBC's evening news. Andy Murray's Wimbledon final loss gave BBC One a huge advantage leading into primetime.

Only 6.1m tuned in the last time Corrie was screened on a Sunday night, in June.

Marlon's surprise offer to Ashley in Emmerdale, which was screened at 7pm, logged 5.12m (21.9%) and 374k (1.6%) on timeshift - equalling 5.4m.

The Coronation Street Omnibus aired in the morning on ITV2 to an audience of 315k (3.3%).

[Redway]

Monday 9 July 2012

Emmerdale recorded its best ratings in over a month last night (July 9) for Alicia's court sentence.

The Yorkshire soap logged 6.79m (34%) for its standalone Monday episode at 7pm and 138k (0.6%) on ITV1 +1 as Alicia was sent to prison for punching Val.

Emmerdale, which pulled in its highest figures since June 7, has been severely dented by airing opposite the BBC's coverage of Euro 2012 and Wimbledon at various times over the last few weeks.

Coronation Street topped the soap ratings with 8.38m (38.8%) for the arrival of Carla's brother Rob at 7.30pm (+1: 158k/0.7%), while 8.18m (34.8%) indulged in Peter Barlow's woes at 8.30pm (+1: 242k/1%).

EastEnders managed a decent 7.92m (34.7%) for the entrance of Masood brother's AJ at 8pm, then 686k (3.5%) tuned in for BBC Three's 10pm repeat.

Meanwhile, Hollyoaks attracted 1.04m (5.6%) to Channel 4 at 6.30pm, after which E4's first look grabbed 578k (2.9%) at 7pm (+1: 123k/0.5%).

[Redway]

Tuesday 10 July 2012

Hollyoaks retained a solid 1.05m (5.6%) as Texas paid serial killer Silas another visit at 6.30pm, then E4's first look logged an impressive 643k (3.2%) at 7pm (+1: 120k/0.6%).

Jay finds the photo frame that killed Heather.
EastEnders predictably topped the soap ratings, pulling in a decent 7.19m (34.8%) at 7.30pm and 763k (3.6%) for BBC Three's 10pm repeat as Jay found the murder weapon that killed Heather.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, took a respectable 6.29m (31.8%) at 7pm (+1: 136k/0.6%) for its standalone edition, this week not clashing with EastEnders.

[Redway]

Wednesday 11 July 2012

Coronation Street scored its best ratings of 2012 in its Wednesday 7.30pm slot last week (July 11).

Peter's return to alcoholism was seen by 7.75m (38.6%), adding 313k (1.5%) on +1.

Emmerdale pulled in 6.28m (33.5%) at 7pm (+1: 222k/1.1%), while Hollyoaks had 967k (5.6%) and 517k (2.8%) for E4's first look.

[Redway]

Thursday 12 July 2012

Coronation Street topped the Thursday soap ratings yesterday with 7.4 million viewers.

Peter Barlow's increasing desperation over seeing his son was watched by 7.08m (31.3%) at 8.30pm and 330k (1.5%) on ITV1 +1.

EastEnders logged 6.35m (31.4%) as well as 702k (3.6%) for BBC Three's repeat, while Emmerdale's double bill attracted 5.95m (31.3%) at 7pm (+1: 112k/0.5%) and 6.13m (29.3%) at 8pm (+1: 250k/1.2%).

Channel 4's Hollyoaks slipped to 847k (4.8%) at 6.30pm, then E4's first look nabbed 458k (2.4%) and 128k (0.6%) an hour later on timeshift.

[Redway]

Friday 13 July 2012


Coronation Street, EastEnders and Emmerdale all posted strong showings on Friday evening (July 13), overnight audience data has revealed.

Coronation Street on ITV1 featured a dramatic storyline involving Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) and his estranged wife Leanne (Jane Danson).

The first of Friday's two instalments was seen by 7.58m viewers (36.1% audience share) at 7.30pm, with 144k watching later on ITV+1. 7.84m (33.4%) tuned in for the second episode at 8.30pm, with 218k watching on timeshift.

A number of scenes in the episodes were edited out of respect for the family of late Stone Roses fan Christopher Brahney.

Emmerdale's 6.05m viewers gave the channel a 30.6% audience share between 7pm and 7.30pm. 104k also watched the episode an hour later on timeshift.

On BBC One, EastEnders pulled in 6.69m viewers (32.8%) at 8pm, as Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) panicked following a revelation from Jay and Ben. The 10pm repeat on BBC Three was watched by 639k (3.3%).

Hollyoaks was seen by 720k (4.2%) at 6.30pm, with a further 117k watching on timeshift.

[Redway]

Friday 13 July 2012


Coronation Street, EastEnders and Emmerdale all posted strong showings on Friday evening (July 13), overnight audience data has revealed.

Coronation Street on ITV1 featured a dramatic storyline involving Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) and his estranged wife Leanne (Jane Danson).

The first of Friday's two instalments was seen by 7.58m viewers (36.1% audience share) at 7.30pm, with 144k watching later on ITV+1. 7.84m (33.4%) tuned in for the second episode at 8.30pm, with 218k watching on timeshift.

A number of scenes in the episodes were edited out of respect for the family of late Stone Roses fan Christopher Brahney.

Emmerdale's 6.05m viewers gave the channel a 30.6% audience share between 7pm and 7.30pm. 104k also watched the episode an hour later on timeshift.

On BBC One, EastEnders pulled in 6.69m viewers (32.8%) at 8pm, as Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) panicked following a revelation from Jay and Ben. The 10pm repeat on BBC Three was watched by 639k (3.3%).

[Redway]

Sunday 15 July 2012

Coronation Street's Sunday evening edition retained a respectable 7 million viewers yesterday (July 15), overnight data shows.

At 7.30pm, an episode which saw Peter prepare to flee Weatherfield with Simon attracted 6.6m (29.3%) to ITV1, adding 396k (1.7%) an hour later on +1.

This comes despite a 500k lower lead-in from Emmerdale, which could only muster 4.56m (22.4%) at 7pm.


Marlon Dingle's ultimatum to Paddy and Rhona over his son Leo was seen by a further 342k (1.5%) on timeshift.

The Coronation Street Omnibus was screened in the morning to an audience of 319k (4%), a marginal improvement on last week's figure.

The Hollyoaks Omnibus, meanwhile, managed just 60k (0.8%) from the early time of 8.45am.

[Redway]

Monday 16 July 2012

Coronation Street comfortably topped the Monday night (July 16) ratings with an audience of nearly 8.5 million, overnight data reveals.

The Weatherfield serial pulled in 8.33m (38.8%) at 7.30pm (+1: 142k/0.6%), then Peter and Carla's exit attracted 7.74m (32.7%) at 8.30pm (+1: 238k/1%).

EastEnders logged 7.64m (33%) for an episode focused on Janine and Michael, appealing to a further 550k (2.7%) at 10pm for BBC Three's late-night catch-up.

Elsewhere, Emmerdale fetched 6.64m (33.1%) at 7pm, while Hollyoaks took 939k (5%) and 489k (2.4%) for E4's first look.

[Redway]

Tuesday 17 July 2012

EastEnders stayed around a million viewers ahead of Emmerdale yesterday evening (Tuesday, July 17), overnight data indicates.

Janine and Michael's continuing trust issues attracted 7.18m (34.7%) to the BBC One serial at 7.30pm, while 748k (3.7%) watched BBC Three's 10pm repeat.

Emmerdale appealed to 6.4m for Amy's shock clash with her mum, logging 6.17m (32.3%) on ITV1 at 7pm and 242k (1.2%) an hour later on +1.

Elsewhere, Hollyoaks delivered 906k (5%) to Channel 4 at 6.30pm (+1: 104k/0.5%), then E4's dramatic first look grabbed 502k (2.6%).

[Redway]

Wednesday 18 July 2012

Serial killer Silas's visit to Texas in Hollyoaks pulled in over 700,000 viewers yesterday (Wednesday, July 18).

E4's dramatic first look episode grabbed 706k (3.6%) and 149k (0.7%) on +1, an audience nearly as high as Channel 4's normal edition at 6.30pm which had 960k (5.4%) and 111k (0.5%) on timeshift.

The Silas-centred instalment gave E4 its best ratings of the day, and made Hollyoaks's first look the fourth most-watched multichannel broadcast of the day.

Coronation Street predictably topped the soap ratings with 7.53m (36.4%) for ITV at 7.30pm (+1: 245k/1.2%), prior to which 6.21m (31.7%) watched Emmerdale at 7pm (+1: 149k/0.7%).

[Redway]

Thursday 19 July 2012

Emmerdale and EastEnders were neck-and-neck in the soap ratings last night (July 19), according to the latest overnight data.

Thursday's double bill culminated with an audience of 6.68m (32%) for Laurel and Marlon's decision to reunite, while 6.14m (32.2%) watched the build-up at 7pm.

The 8pm episode pipped EastEnders in head-to-head first showings after 6.48m (32%) watched Kat meet her secret Albert Square lover.

However, EastEnders had a higher peak of around 7.5m and commanded 628k (3.2%) on BBC Three at 10pm, while Emmerdale's later episode had 192k (0.9%) on ITV1 +1

Yesterday represents the first time Emmerdale's average overnight audience has surpassed that of EastEnders since May 10 during the week 'Enders clashed with ITV's juggernaut talent show Britain's Got Talent.

Coronation Street led the pack with 7.47m (34.2%) at 8.30pm (+1: 286k/1.3%) for Ryan's sinister threat to Underworld.

Despite Silas's dramatic return to the village, Hollyoaks slipped to 848k (4.8%) at 6.30pm, after which E4's first look grabbed a decent 591k (3.1%) at 7pm (+1: 105k/0.5%) - though down on Wednesday's (July 18) rating.

[Redway]

Friday 20 July 2012

Coronation Street ratings dropped for its second Friday episode yesterday evening, the latest overnight data indicates.

Ryan Connor's deceit was seen by 7.19m (35.2%) at 7.30pm (+1: 227k/1.1%), but only 6.45m (29.9%) returned an hour later for the rebellious teenager's stunning revelation to mum Michelle at 8.30pm (+1: 311k/1.5%).

With EastEnders not airing due to the BBC's football coverage, some Digital Spy forum users have in the past suggested that ITV should run Corrie for an hour straight in such circumstances instead of sticking to its usual double bill.

Marlon's massive decision in Emmerdale attracted the attention of 5.77m (30.6%) at 7pm, as well as 291k (1.5%) on ITV1 +1.

Meanwhile, Hollyoaks logged 851k (4.9%) at 6.30pm, then E4's first look nabbed 428k (2.3%).

[Redway]

Monday 23 July 2012

EastEnders pulled in an impressive audience for its live Olympics special last night (Monday, July 23), despite the hot weather.

Billy Mitchell's desperate dash back to Walford was seen by 7.59m (35.1%) at 8pm and 681k (3.3%) two hours later on BBC Three.

Perry Fenwick's torch run as Billy and Danielle Harold's birth - both performed live - attracted 7.32m (31%) at 9pm as well as a huge 1.04m (6.1%) for BBC Three's 10.30pm second showing.

Coronation Street, however, remained the day's most-watched soap when comparing head-to-head first showings - also pulling in a consolidated average audience of 8.1m.

Yesterday's first visit to Weatherfield logged 7.68m (38.8%) at 7.30pm (+1: 226k/1%) as Sunita and Karl's affair was sensationally rumbled, and 7.8m (34%) at 8.30pm (+1: 273k/1.2%) for the messy aftermath.

Emmerdale, meanwhile, drew 5.87m (33.3%) at 7pm for Cameron's proposal to Debbie. The rural soap added a further 167k (0.8%) on ITV1 +1 an hour later.

Elsewhere, Hollyoaks mustered 861k (5.3%) at 6.30pm and E4's first look grabbed 514k (2.9%).

[Redway]

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.

[Redway]

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%).

[Redway]

Monday 13 August 2012

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.

[Redway]

Tuesday 14 August 2012

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.

[Redway]

Wednesday 15 August 2012

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.

[Redway]

Thursday 16 August 2012

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.

[Redway]

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.

[Redway]

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%.

[Redway]

Tuesday 23 July

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.

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s3/coronation-street/news/a500844/coronation-street-hayleys-diagnosis-shared-with-76m.html#ixzz2aR7o8jVo
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[Redway]

Wednesday 24 July

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.

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s3/coronation-street/news/a501134/coronation-street-hayley-plot-brings-in-69m-on-wednesday.html#ixzz2aR8L1UpG
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[Redway]

Thursday 25 July

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.

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s12/emmerdale/news/a501475/emmerdale-tops-thursday-soap-ratings-with-gennies-shock-exit.html#ixzz2aR8xb1NL
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[Redway]

Friday 26 July

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.

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s3/coronation-street/news/a501742/coronation-street-69m-see-roys-mistake-on-friday.html#ixzz2aR9NODra
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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

[Redway]

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.

[Redway]

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 :dance:

[Gstar]

Eastenders deserves more, the storylines are improving

[Redway]

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. :laugh:

[Gstar]

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

[Redway]

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.

[Redway]

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)

[Redway]

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.

[Redway]

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...

[Redway]

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

[Redway]

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.

[Redway]

Wednesday 11 September 2013

ITV 1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.03m (37.2%)/7.23m (38.1%)
19.30 - Corrie - 8.45m (41%)/8.71m (43.1%)

BBC 1

20.00 - EastEnders - 6.62m (29.9%)

Again, absolute embarrassment for EE but Corrie and Emmerdale are doing well.

[Redway]

Thursday 12 September

ITV 1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.12m (36.9%)/7.30m (37.7%)
20.00 - Emmerdale - 6.60m (30.8%)/6.94m (32.3%)

BBC 1

19.30 - EastEnders - 6.66m (33.4%)

[Redway]

Friday 13 September

ITV 1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.93 million (36.1%)/7.13 million (37.1%)
19.30 - Coronation Street - 8.75 million (42.7%)/8.95 million (43.7%)
20.30 - Coronation Street - 8.85 million (38.7%)/9.05 million (39.6%)

BBC 1

20.00 - EastEnders - 6.83 million (32.4%)

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Corrie continuing to do exceptionally well. :shocked:

The shares in particular are absolutely amazing.

[waterhog]

emmerdale has been and will be at the top for some time yet - no more needs to be said.

[Redway]

Monday 16 September 2013

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders - 7.01m (30.3%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.33m (35.7%)/7.48m (36.3%)
19.30 - Coronation Street - 8.72m (40%)/8.93m (40.9%)
20.30 - Coronation Street - 8.91m (37.7%)/9.19m (38.9%)

[Redway]

Tuesday 17 September 2013

BBC1

19.30 - EastEnders - 7.06m (32.6%)

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.45m (37.8%)/7.61m (38.5%)

[Redway]

Wednesday 18 September

Coronation Street topped the midweek soap ratings last night (Wednesday, September 18) as Hayley continued to make plans for her final months, overnight figures show.

7.73m (37.1%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 451k (2.1%) on +1 as Hayley decided to make contact with her son Christian, wanting to reconcile with him before her death.

Emmerdale pulled in 6.92m (36.3%) at 7pm on ITV as Cain finally learned of Cameron's crimes, adding 329k (1.6%) on +1.

[Redway]

Thursday 19 September

EastEnders was Thursday evening's (September 19) top-rated soap with Sam's shock health news, overnight figures show.

6.99m (34.5%) watched at 7.30pm on BBC One as Sam revealed that he urgently needs a kidney transplant. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 445k (3.1%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale attracted 6.75m (35.2%) at 7pm on ITV and 229k (1.0%) on +1 as Debbie stepped up her attempts to get a confession out of Cameron, while 6.63m (29.7%) returned at 8pm and 462k (2.1%) on +1 as a dramatic hostage situation led to Cameron's arrest.

Waterloo Road brought in 3.03m (13.7%) at 8pm on BBC One as Kevin and Princess shared a surprise kiss.

[Redway]

Friday 20 September

Coronation Street topped Friday evening's soap ratings (September 20) as Hayley's terminal illness storyline continued, overnight figures show.

7.82m (38.7%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 209k (0.9%) on +1 as Roy's birthday was bittersweet for the Croppers, while 7.57m (34.0%) returned at 8.30pm and 351k (1.7%) on +1 as Hayley continued to make plans for her final months.

Emmerdale brought in 6.62m (36.1%) at 7pm on ITV with the aftermath of Cameron's arrest, adding 252k (1.2%) on +1.

EastEnders managed 6.32m (29.8%) at 8pm on BBC One as Peggy made her one-off return to visit Phil in hospital. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 399k (2.8%) at 10.30pm.

[Redway]

Monday 23 September

Coronation Street topped Monday evening's soap ratings (September 23) with more drama for the Price clan, overnight figures show.

8.72m (40.3%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 158k (0.7%) on +1 as Stella learned of Jason and Eva's relationship. 8.67m (37.1%) returned at 8.30pm and 225k (1.0%) on +1 to see an emotional Stella vow to sell The Rovers.

Emmerdale pulled in 7.14m (36.1%) at 7pm on ITV as Chas, Bob and Brenda headed to see Cameron give his plea in court, adding 156k (0.7%) on +1.

EastEnders attracted 7.1m (31.5%) at 8pm on BBC One as Dexter was faced with a big decision over the transplant. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 398k (2.9%) at 10.30pm.

[Redway]

Tuesday 24 September

EastEnders was Tuesday evening's (September 24) top-rated soap as the Hartman family's transplant storyline continued, overnight figures show.

6.56m (33.4%) watched at 7.30pm on BBC One as Dexter vowed to donate a kidney to his father Sam. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 657k (4.7%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.51m (35.1%) at 7pm and 259k (1.2%) on +1 as Amy's deception continued.

Holby City attracted 4.57m (20.8%) at 8pm on BBC One as Malick faced further career troubles.

[Redway]

Wednesday 25 September

Coronation Street remained above the 8 million mark in the midweek soap ratings (Wednesday, September 25), overnight figures show.

The latest visit to Weatherfield interested 8.05m (38.2%) at 7.30pm on ITV and 257k (1.1%) on +1 as Michelle quit her job at Underworld following a row with Peter.
Emmerdale pulled in 6.9m (36.0%) at 7pm on ITV as Eric inadvertently revealed Amy's deception to Joanie, adding 197k (0.9%) on +1.

[Redway]

Thursday 26 September

EastEnders topped Thursday evening's soap ratings (September 26) with the return of David Wicks, overnight figures show.

6.85m (35.5%) watched at 7.30pm on BBC One as David interrupted Carol and Masood's romantic night in. 379k (2.7%) caught BBC Three's repeat screening at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.38m (35.6%) at 7pm on ITV and 120k (0.6%) on +1 as Pollard tried to help Amy fix things with Joanie, while 6.08m (29.6%) returned at 8pm and 385k (1.8%) on +1 to see Amy make matters worse for herself.

[Redway]

Friday 27 September

Coronation Street was Friday evening's top-rated soap (September 27) as big changes loomed at the Rovers Return, overnight figures show.

Michelle's decision to accept a job at the pub and subsequent row with Carla pulled in 7.67m (39.4%) at 7.30pm on ITV and 186k (0.8%) on +1, while 7.39m (32.2%) returned at 8.30pm and 227k (1.0%) on +1 to see Steve ask Stella about buying The Rovers.

Emmerdale attracted 6.31m (35.6%) at 7pm on ITV with Jimmy's van crash, adding 150k (0.7%) on +1.

EastEnders interested 6.07m (28.7%) at 8pm on BBC One with the dramatic fallout from David's return. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 375k (2.6%) on +1.

[Redway]

Monday 30 September

Coronation Street was Monday evening's (September 30) most-watched soap as David's turmoil continued, overnight figures show.

8.6m (39.2%) tuned in at 7.30pm on ITV and 145k (0.6%) on +1 as Nick tried to speak at the hospital, while the audience increased to 8.86m (37.1%) at 8.30pm and 242k (1.0%) on +1 as a nervous David was forced to face his brother.

Emmerdale attracted 7.14m (36.3%) at 7pm on ITV with the aftermath of Jimmy's van crash, adding 115k (0.5%) on +1.

EastEnders mustered 7.02m (30.4%) at 8pm on BBC One as David and Masood began to clash over Carol. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 408k (3.0%) at 10.30pm.

[Redway]

1 October

Emmerdale and EastEnders both stayed above the 7 million mark in Tuesday evening's soap ratings (October 1), overnight figures show.

The latest visit to the Dales, which saw Andy commit to a future with Amy, pulled in 7.12m (37.3%) at 7pm on ITV and 171k (0.7%) on +1.

EastEnders appealed to 7.02m (33.3%) at 7.30pm on BBC One as David threatened to leave Walford again. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 540k (4.0%) at 10.30pm.

[Redway]

2 October

Coronation Street stayed ahead in the midweek soap ratings last night (Wednesday, October 2) as the Platt family's storyline continued, overnight figures show.

7.99m (38.6%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 395k (1.8%) on +1 as Kylie was startled by Nick's attempts to tell the truth at the hospital.

Emmerdale appealed to 6.75m (35.5%) at 7pm on ITV with Laurel and Ashley's drunken evening, adding 289k (1.4%) on +1.

[Redway]

3 October

Emmerdale and EastEnders remained close in Thursday evening's soap ratings (October 3), overnight figures show.

Emmerdale had the highest first-run figure of the night as 6.65m (34.9%) watched Nicola and Jimmy's latest troubles at 7pm, adding 115k (0.5%) on +1. However, the audience dipped to 6.02m (27.6%) at 8pm and 305k (1.4%) on +1 for Laurel and Marlon's engagement.

Waterloo Road managed 2.7m (12.5%) at 8pm on BBC One as Audrey tried to deal with troublesome Lenny and Lisa.

[Redway]

4 October

Coronation Street was ahead in Friday evening's soap ratings (October 4) with the latest twists and turns for the Platt family, overnight figures show.

8.13m (40.0%) tuned in at 7.30pm on ITV and 189k (0.8%) on +1 as Kylie considered telling David the truth, while 7.87m (33.8%) returned at 8.30pm as David had to deal with the realisation that Nick remembers everything about their road crash.

Emmerdale attracted 6.57m (35.0%) at 7pm on ITV as the drama surrounding Amy and Kyle continued, adding 136k (0.6%) on +1.

EastEnders managed 6.07m (27.9%) at 8pm on BBC One as Michael caused trouble for Roxy and Ronnie. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 304k (2.1%) at 10.30pm.

[Redway]

7 October

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.13m (35.5%)/7.34m (36.4%)
19.30 - Coronation Street - 8.95m (41.1%)/9.25m (42.1%)
20.30 - Coronation Street - 8.77m (37.8%)/8.91m (38.6%)

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders - 6.93m (30.5%)

[Redway]

Emmerdale was Tuesday evening's top-rated soap (October 8) as the Amy and Kyle storyline took a dramatic turn, overnight figures show.

6.84m (33.0%) watched at 7pm on ITV and 233k (1.0%) on +1 as an hour-long episode saw Amy rescue Kyle after he fell into a river.


Unsurprisingly, EastEnders struggled due to its schedule clash with Emmerdale and the rival soap's head start. 4.52m (20.6%) tuned in at 7.30pm on BBC One as Michael and Janine's custody rows continued, but BBC Three's repeat screening later saw a boost with 764k (5.5%) watching at 10.30pm.

[Redway]

8 October

19.00 - Emmerdale - 6.84m (33%)/7.06m (34%)
19.30 - EastEnders - 4.52m (20.6%)

EastEnders clashed with Emmerdale between 19.30 and 20.00, which explains its low ratings.

[Gstar]

Emmerdale always do this, jealous hatin ass bitches

[Redway]

It's the ITV who schedule the clashes, not necessarily Emmerdale. And it beats EE on a regular basis right now because it's simply the better soap currently.

[Redway]

Wednesday 9 October

Corrie had 8.05m (38.8%), w/ ED on 6.91m (36%). 8.26m (39.8%) and 7.12m (37%) inc. +1.

[Redway]

10 Oct.

Emmerdale: 7.06m (35.5%)/7.19m (36.1%) @ 7pm
". : 6.62m (29.7%)/6.82m (30.6%) @ 8pm

EastEnders had 6.74m (32.8%) in between both ED editions.

[Redway]

11 Oct. 2013:

Emmerdale: 6.98m (35.9%)/7.11m (36.5%)
EastEnders: 5.31m (22.9%)
*clashed with England/Montenegro game

[Redway]

Corrie's Sunday against SCD = 7.6m (29.8%).

[Redway]

14 October 2013

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.53m (36.4%)/7.73m (37.3%)
19.30 - Corrie - 9.11m (40.7%)/9.26m (41.3%)
20.00 - Corrie - 9.35m (38%)/9.55m (38.8%)

EastEnders - 7.35m (31.2%).

[Redway]

15 October:

Emmerdale: 7.27m (35.2%)/7.44m (35.9%)
EastEnders: 6.35m (28.4%), against England match build-up

[Redway]

Wednesday 16 October

Corrie had 9.64m (41.2%) or 9.2m (39.2%) exc. +1. Emmerdale's dramatic seige put in 8.13m (38.5%) or 8.37m (39.5%) inc. +1.

[Redway]

17 Oct.:

19.00 - Emmerdale - 7.75m (37.8%)/7.99m (38.9%)
19.30 - EastEnders - 6.71m (32.3%)
20.00 - Emmerdale - 7.89m (35.2%)/8.47m (37.9%)

Fantastic for Enmerdale.

[Redway]

Last night:

19.30's Corrie - 8.28m (40.5%)/8.5m (41.5%)
20.30's Corrie - 7.7m (34.4%)/7.99m (35.8%)
19.00 Emmerdale - 7.48m (38.4%)/7.61m (39.3%)

EastEnders @ 20.00 had 6.32m (29.3%).

[Redway]

Monday 21 October 2013

ITV1

19.00 - Emmerdale: 7.77m (36.9%)/7.98m (37.8%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 9.64m (42.1%)/9.79m (42.7%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 9.24m (37.6%)/9.42m (38.3%)

BBC1

20.00 - EastEnders: 7.12m (30.2%)

Hollyoaks posted one of its highest figures of the year, with 1.28 million (6.3%), followed by 729k (3.5%) at 19.00 and 135k (0.6%) on +1.

[Gstar]

I wonder if BBC1+1 will have an affect on the ratings?

Please keep posting these ratings, I love reading them :D

[Gstar]

Eastenders gets quite a lot in the officials btw, it's picking up but very slowly. About a week ago it actually hit the 8m mark for the first time in ages

[Me. I Am Salman]

EastEnders needs to step its weave up. Last time it was really good was 2009

[Redway]

I wonder if BBC1+1 will have an affect on the ratings?

Please keep posting these ratings, I love reading them :D

No worries. :D

[Redway]

EastEnders needs to step its weave up. Last time it was really good was 2009

Definitely agree that they really need to up their game. Up until recently, EastEnders has always been well ahead of ED. Says it all.

[Me. I Am Salman]

What has even happened in 2013.. It literally won't be remembered for anything

[Gstar]

It has been good this year and I'm glad that they fired the irrelevants

[Gstar]

What has even happened in 2013.. It literally won't be remembered for anything

Laurens drinking storyline
Tanya leaving
Alfie and Kat breaking up
Ronnie coming out of jail
Zainab leaving
Liam getting stabbed
Alice, Michael and Janine which will intensify in the next few weeks
Dexter kidney transplant
Cindy stealing Phils 10grand :lovedup:
Phil being in his 1000th car crash
Lola's baby drama
Sharon and her son of satan

[Redway]

All those stories bar one or two have been dire and only passable as filler. I'm not Santer's biggest fan but he did manage to get people talking about the show and there were several solid stories a year. I'm yet to hear people in Iceland talking about Kat and Alfie's latest relationship woes or Lauren's badly acted alcoholism story.

2013 gas been the worst year in the show's history. Nothing of note has actually happened.

[Gstar]

omg I have to disagree, last year was worse! I've enjoyed it this year, are you sure you've been watching the same show as me? lol

P.s. Who's Santer?

[Redway]

Santer was in charge of EE between 2007 and mid 2010-ish.

[Gstar]

Ohh, but haven't they recently got a new writer/director? The one who axed like 5 people

[Redway]

Ohh, but haven't they recently got a new writer/director? The one who axed like 5 people

They've had three (Bryan Kirkwood, mid-2012 - 2012, Lorraine Newman, mid-2012 to '13 and the newest one, Dominic Treadwill-Collins, whose work is yet to be screened).

[Redway]

22 Oct.:

Emmerdale - 7.34m (34.5%)/7.53m (35.2%). EastEnders had 6.78 million (30.4%).

[Redway]

23 Oct.:

Corrie - 8.23m (38%)/8.71m (40.1%). Emmerdale - 7.09m (35.1%)/7.48m (36.9%).

[Redway]

EastEnders had 6.94 million last night, its highest overnght Friday figure since Tanya's exit, in June.

[Jake.]

:worship:

[Redway]

I'll post more averages for last week when I've more time on me hands.

[Moviefan]

I just posted on another site, Might as well just post here

Strong night for soaps last night

Monday 4th November 2013
Corrie 9.25m (40.3%) /8.93m (36.1%) up from last year 8.19m (36.8%)/8.17m (34.0%)
EE 7.76m (32.0%) highest figure since April and it's up from last year too 7.59m (32.4%)
Dales 7.68m (35.5%) up from last year 7.11m (33.9%)
Oaks 1.07m (5.2%) up from last year 977k (4.8%)
Doc 1.55m (23.2%) up from last year 1.4m (20.2%)
N 915k (5.6%) Down from last year 990k (6.0%)
H 741k (3.9%) Down from last year 787k (4.1%)

Well done to Eastenders one of the best duff duff moments since Feb 2012
Great for Dales too.

There may get dented to night if people thorwing any bonefire things,

[Samm]

Corrie winning every night :worship:

[Vanessa]

Eastenders getting better! :dance:

[Redway]

EastEnders had 7.39m (34.2%), 280k week-on-week, despite coverage from the Real Sociedad vs Manchester United game on ITV.

BBC Three's repeat screening of the episode - which saw Janine try to fool Alice over the cause of Michael's demise - secured 525k (3.7%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale appealed to 7.07m (34.6%) at 7pm on ITV and 158k (0.7%) on +1 as Rachel finally told Sam the truth about Archie's paternity.

[Redway]

Monday 28 October

Coronation Street topped Monday evening's soap ratings (October 28) as Tina and Tracy continued to clash, overnight figures show.

In a stable night for the show, 8.8m (39.1%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 203k (0.9%) on +1 as Tina was convinced to apologise to Tracy, while 8.81m (37.0%) tuned in at 8.30pm and 202k (0.9%) on +1 as the feud rumbled on.

Emmerdale attracted 7.33m (34.2%) at 7pm on ITV as Laurel's carjacking ordeal came back to haunt her, adding 140k (0.6%) on +1.

EastEnders appealed to 6.96m (30.0%) at 8pm on BBC One as Michael's dark plotting continued. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 373k (2.8%) at 10.30pm.

[Vanessa]

Eastenders will be back on top once Danny Dyer takes over as the Queen Vic landlord. :worship:

[Redway]

Tuesday 29 October

EastEnders pulled back ahead of Emmerdale in Tuesday night's soap ratings (October 29), overnight figures show.

7.11m (32.1%) tuned in at 7.30pm on BBC One to see Alice promise to help Michael with his dark plan to get rid of Janine. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 419k (3.0%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale attracted 6.91m (32.8%) at 7pm on ITV and 193k (0.9%) on +1 as Laurel faced charges over her feud with carjacker Ross Barton.

[Redway]

Wednesday 30 October

Coronation Street remained above the 8 million mark on Wednesday (October 30) as Leanne returned to Weatherfield, overnight figures show.

8.12m (36.6%) watched at 7.30pm on ITV and 375k (1.7%) on +1 as Leanne was faced with the tough choice of whether to forgive Nick's betrayal.

Emmerdale attracted 6.77m (32.5%) at 7pm on ITV as Alan Turner's funeral took place in the village, adding 294k (1.4%) on +1.

[Redway]

Thursday 31 October

EastEnders came out on top in the soap ratings on Halloween night, according to overnight data.

The BBC One soap attracted 6.42 million (31.6%) at 7.30pm, as Michael began to carry out his plan to murder Janine. BBC Three's repeat was seen by 480,000 (3.3%) at 10pm.

ITV's Emmerdale interested 6.31m (33.4%) at 7pm (115k/0.6% on +1), as Cain decided whether or not to return to crime. A second episode also brought in 6.31m (30.7%) at 8pm (229k/1.1%).

[Redway]

Friday 1 November

Coronation Street was Friday evening's top-rated soap (November 1) with Nick and Leanne's reunion, overnight figures show.

The night's first visit to Weatherfield, which saw Nick lose his temper at a Halloween party, brought in 8.18m (37.6%) at 7.30pm on ITV and 160k (0.7%) on +1. Later, 8.1m (35.9%) returned at 8.30pm and 266k (1.3%) on +1 to see Leanne make the surprise decision to take Nick back.

EastEnders attracted 6.94m (31%) at 8pm on BBC One with Michael Moon's murder - its highest Friday figure since Tanya's exit in June. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 346k (2.3%) at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale interested 6.91m (34%) at 7pm as Alicia was forced to tell Jacob the truth about Leyla, adding 178k (0.8%) on +1.

[Gstar]

Official Ratings (Oct 28 - Nov 3)

This includes catch up/on demand, sky+ recordings etc.

Eastenders
Monday: 7.82
Tuesday: 7.92
Thursday: 7.43
Friday: 8.17

Coronation Street
Monday first half: 8.93
Monday second half: 8.61
Wednesday: 8.46
Friday first half: 8.60
Friday second half: 8.23

Emmerdale
Monday: 7.08
Tuesday: 7.02
Wednesday: 6.74
Thursday first half: 6.40
Thursday second half: 6.58
Friday: 7.06

Highest Rated: Coronation Street
Lowest Rated: Emmerdale

Special achievements: More people have been watching Corrie than this years X Factor

[waterhog]

so glad emmerdale is getting higher and higher - its just wrong it is below EE and corri as in my eyes it beats both hands down.

[Redway]

Coronation Street topped Monday's soap ratings (November 11) with the latest developments in the Roy and Hayley storyline, overnight figures show.

9.08m (39.3%) tuned in at 7.30pm on ITV and 212k (0.8%) on +1 as Hayley once again urged Roy to support her decision to end her life. 8.65m (34.3%) returned at 8.30pm and 132k (0.6%) on +1 as Roy promised to stand by Hayley but revealed his true feelings to Anna.

Monday, this is.

[Redway]

EastEnders continued to rise in the ratings on Tuesday evening (November 12), overnight figures show.

7.79m (35.3%) tuned in at 7.30pm on BBC One as Max Branning heard his fate in court and prepared to get revenge.

The figure was EastEnders' highest since April and a further 458k (3.2%) caught BBC Three's repeat screening at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale attracted 6.8m (32.4%) at 7pm on ITV and 228k (1.0%) on +1 as Kerry learned of Amy's plans to snatch Kyle.

[Gstar]

Official Ratings (Nov 4th - Nov 10th)

This includes catch up/on demand, sky+ recordings etc.

Eastenders
Monday: 8.78
Tuesday: 8.04
Thursday: 7.82
Friday: 7.99

Coronation Street
Monday first half: 9.30
Monday second half: 8.72
Wednesday: 8.54
Friday first half: 8.76
Friday second half: 8.21

Emmerdale
Monday: 7.57
Tuesday: 6.99
Wednesday: 6.97
Thursday first half: 6.99
Thursday second half: 6.43
Friday: 6.70

Highest Rated: Coronation Street
Lowest Rated: Emmerdale

Special achievements: All of them are achieving, it was a very good week for soap ratings all round.

[Moviefan]

I just posted this on another site, Migth as well just copy and paste it!

Great ratting for EE, Corrie, Dales, Oaks, and Doc, the most shocking as to BE OAKS , i don't remeber the last time, it was that high.

Monday 18th November

Corrie 9.03m (39.6%)/ 9m (36.0%)
EE 8.03m (32.9%) EastEnders hit the 8 million mark for the first time since March
Dales 7.39m (34.0%)
Oaks 1.41m (6.8%) :eek: the show's highest figure of the year
Doc 705k (3.7%)
N 989k (5.9%)
H 705k (3.7%)

[Gstar]

I might need to start watching Hollyoaks

[Redway]

Solid for EastEnders last night. Hopefully it'll continue to rise as it goes from strength to strength. (Though they should be @ 35%+ but it's a good recovery.)

[Gstar]

Official Ratings (Nov 11th - Nov 17th)

This includes catch up/on demand, sky+ recordings etc.

Eastenders
Monday: 8.30
Tuesday: 8.41
Thursday: 8.21
Friday: Children in need in place

Coronation Street
Monday first half: 8.88
Monday second half: 8.52
Wednesday: 8.49
Sunday (Friday's episodes): 6.51

Emmerdale
Monday: 6.92
Tuesday: 6.80
Wednesday: 6.66
Thursday first half: 6.83
Thursday second half: 6.71
Friday: 6.57

Highest Rated: Coronation Street
Lowest Rated: Emmerdale

Special achievements: Eastenders remained above 8 million for the entire week! Coronation streets Sunday episode also did well. Emmerdale's Friday episode narrowly escaped Children in need by a matter of seconds :laugh:

[Redway]

19.00 - Emmerdale: 7.4m (34%)
19.30 - Coronation Street: 9.1m (40%)
20.00 - EastEnders: 8.4m (34%)
20.30 - Coronation Street: 9.5m (37%)

[Gstar]

They're all doing so well
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/korn0818/67d90ee8.gif

[Gstar]

Official Ratings (Nov 25th - Dec 1st)

This includes catch up/on demand, sky+ recordings etc.
Sorry I didn't do this last week

Eastenders
Monday: 9.20 :amazed:
Tuesday: 8.79
Thursday: 8.40
Friday: 7.64

Coronation Street
Monday first half: 9.42
Monday second half: 9.32
Wednesday: 8.84
Friday: 8.60
Friday second half: 8.02

Emmerdale
Monday: 7.13
Tuesday: 6.95
Wednesday: 6.74
Thursday first half: 6.96
Thursday second half: 6.64
Friday: 6.52

Highest Rated: Coronation Street
Lowest Rated: Emmerdale

Special achievements: Eastenders breaking the 9 million mark! Hats off to Coronation street beating IAC and X Factor, now lets get to the good bit... are you sitting comfortably? ... Emmerdale got better ratings than the X Factor Results!

[Gstar]

Official Ratings (Dec 2nd - Dec 8th)

This includes catch up/on demand, sky+ recordings etc.

Eastenders
Monday: 8.32
Tuesday: 6.09 (emmerdale clash)
Thursday: 7.75 (was on at 8 instead of 7:30)
Friday: no episode

Coronation Street
Monday first half: 8.95
Tuesday: 7.77 (one off tuesday episode)
Wednesday: 8.66
Friday: 8.21
Friday second half: 7.32
Sunday: 6.71

Emmerdale
Monday: 7.21
Tuesday: 7.06 (Eastenders clash, 30 min head start)
Wednesday: 6.52
Thursday: 7.09
Friday: 6.65

Highest Rated: Coronation Street
Lowest Rated: Emmerdale

Special achievements: It was very all over the place this week as there were different days and times, they all coped very well especially Emmerdale.