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2m then I'm guessing with +1. As awful as is tonight could see a boost in wake of today's news concerning Angie.
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These are like Summer CBB ratings should be getting 2.4/2.6 overnight with the success of CBB15 and the critical success of UK VS USA!
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Celebrity Big Brother surged to 2.09m incl +1.
I don't think it will go any higher than that unless something big happens. It could be that officials add half a million like CBB11 and CBB13 did. CBB11 averaged 2.3m overnights (2.8m official). Don't know how considering how dull that series was, imagine it without Rylan and Speidi. |
Tonight will be down for sure.
Silent Witness and most importantly both Benidorm and The Undateables will take viewers away from CBB. They are much more young demo friendly than last nights War and Peace and Endeavour. Ratings so far: Launch- 2.80m Wednesday- 2.19m Thursday- 2.04m Friday- 1.9m and 1.7m Saturday- 1.46m Sunday- 2.09m |
Sorry to be a killjoy, but no matter which way you cut or dice it, this years CBB is failing on all levels. Its become way too PC and even the producers are promoting gender issues as if its topical. Its getting hard to watch and the tasks and storylines this year are pathetic.
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I think the issues lie with how tacky its become and how they haven't bothered changing anything to improve ratings. The whole production is exactly the same, it doesn't matter how good of a cast you have, if the production is crap then the show will be crap.
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In this case both are crap so go figure
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Remember BB16. This is how the story went: - Big Brother lets them get on with it, not much meddling - The vieweing figures decline to the worst ever, at one point they were getting 800k on a non Saturday. - People are moaning why they haven't done anything because "BB is dying" - BB producers think up of 4 in 4 out - Ratings increase to around 1.2m, so around 30% higher. - People think it's unfair. - Big Brother does Time Warp Week, ratings increase to 1.4m. Highest of the series. - Viewers moan "WHY, can't they have just left it alone?" So, those moaning about how dull it is, they are only giving BB the thumbs up to throw in a very annoying OTT twist like Helen Wood going back in again. So, do people want natural rows and have it run its course, OR do people want producers to mess about with the show like they did in BB15 and BB16? I bet if they do that, people will them exclaim "You should have left it the way it was" It's no wonder they don't know what to do sometimes. They probably don't want to change anything because people will phone OFCOM complaining. Also, I think people are blindsided by the ratings due to CBB13 and CBB15. This series is only down 200k-250k from CBB9 and CBB11 in the overnights. It's not a huge drop considering there are around 20% less viwwers watching TV than they were in 2012 and 2013. |
While twists such as 4in4out do work to boost figures, a series such as BB16 was still under performing despite the big twists thrown into it.
Leaving things completely doesn't work these days, so that's easy to accept. Although there still needs to be a degree of the social experiment side of it. The BB14 formula worked well. A mixture of twists and meddling to keep up interest, and natural drama left to do its own thing. This is more than about twists though. It's about the entire production, from tasks and shopping tasks, to the editing, to how the themes are conceived. I think it's a congregation of things that has caused people to loose interest, rather than one specific thing (like twists). Saying that I don't find the ratings for this series so far anything to worry about. It's still C5s biggest puller. |
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Season has started sluggish but I feel its about to pick up
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The format is beyond stale and I say this as a longtime viewer. I mostly catch-up online instead of watching live.
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There's just too much BB a year in my opinion.
3 weeks in January and 9 weeks over the summer is all that's needed. We have like 16 weeks now. |
When Channel 5 regularly get under 1 million, I still think these ratings are pretty good
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But yeah these ratings aren't going to go up this series. They haven't gone up since Winston and that was all over TV/radio so I don't think they will unless something like Jeremy/Chloe happens.
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2.1M with +1 (9.7%)
Fourth in its slot. All with +1 Benidorm - 5.1M Silent Witness - 6.1M Undateables - 2M Only Connect (BBC 2) - 2.4M |
Decent share I guess
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2.08m incl +1. At least it's stabilising above 2m. Night before it got 2.09m. And last night was very tough competition from Silent Witness, The Undateables and Benidorm who all share quite a high young audience.
BBC1: Silent Witness- 6.16m Tracey Ullman's Show - 2.85m BBC2: University Challenge- 3.00m Only Connect- 2.44m ITV: Benidorm- 5.05m Ch4: How to Lose Weight Well- 2.34m The Undateables- 1.98m Ch5: Celebrity Big Brother- 2.08m Gotham- 906k |
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Theres a lot of conversation, hardly any meddling from producers, brilliant graphics for a change..... How is this year tackier than UK VS USA or ALL the Brian series? Its improved immensely and gone back to much more like the Channel 4 days. Explain to me whats tackier this year than any other. |
I have to say aswell Channel 5 has some brilliant programming at the mo I mean They got The X Files I bet Channel 4 wanted that soooooo much lol.
The new Heroes, CBB, Gotham and love the documentaries. If this programming was on ITV and didn't have the Channel 5 stigma these shows would be huge. |
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My points are more about how the show has been since BB15, you only need one tacky/messy series to push people away. The only part of this series that has been tacky is the launch night. Apart from that it's only really the montages at the start of each episode that have been awful, and some of Marcus' narration. They need simplify the editing in some areas still. For me it's the launch night that set the tone. It was a really poor production. The highlights have been improved however. |
2.2M including +1
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Those ratings are wrong. It got 2.2m excl +1, Broadcast is saying 2.4m including.
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Oh ok! Digital Spy ratings thread is wrong then! :laugh:
That's really good! |
2.43M (11%) with +1
Second in its slot! ITV fell to 1.2M with Saved! :shocked: |
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Silent Witness: 6.28m BBC Two: Victorian Bakers: 2.19m Stargazing Live: 1.56m ITV: Trawlermen Tales: 2.16m Saved: 1.25m Channel 4: Tricks of the Restaurant Trade: 1.65m Travel Man: 48 Hours in...: 1.51m Derren Brown: Pushed to the Edge: 1.14m Channel 5: Celebrity Big Brother: 2.43m Secret Life of the Family: ~ 1.00m E4: Tattoo Fixers: 0.72m Out of EVERYTHING from 7pm onwards, it was the 2nd most watched thing bar the soaps and Silent Witness! :shocked: |
Not bad :clap1: Considering how many people seem to be talking about it, it could (optimistically) reach something near the 3m mark with catch-up
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I reckon 2.3M tonight.
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2.1M including +1 (10%)
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Hmm its a weird one. Megan and Tiffany have literally broke Twitter tonight I still think we are gonna see a big incident and a big climb. Please no more ratings under 2 million this is a great series its not epic but im enjoying it.
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As a matter of interest, are ratings of these kind not seriously flawed and outdated?
Do these overnight ratings account for people who watching on playback? For example, I always record Big Brother and watch it an hour later. Am I excluded from the ratings? Surely, actually watching the show at 9pm is a rarity nowadays amongst generation record and playback??? Not to mind the fact that many of my friends and I watch the show on Irish TV channel TV3??? Of course CBB this time last year was going to be higher when it's lost it's entire Irish audience? Just wondering :) |
2.37 Including +1 (11.2%)
Third in it's slot, not far off beating ITV. |
Last night rose to 2.37m incl +1.
Ratings so far: Launch- 2.80m Thursday- 2.19m Wednesday- 2.04m Friday- 1.9m and 1.7m Saturday- 1.56m Sunday- 2.09m Monday- 2.08m Tuesday- 2.43m Wednesday- 2.11m Thursday- 2.37m |
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Normally for CBB, timeshift adds around 400k, so if you look at all the overnights, add roughly 350-400k to it and then you will have your officials (where catch up is counted). FYI, CBB11, CBB13 and CBB15 all had very large catch up audiences (around half a million), and they averaged 2.8m, 3.0m and 3.1m officially. |
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