OTHER TERRESTRIAL VIEWING FIGURES
In the 8pm slot, BBC One beat ITV1, with Holby City getting 5.3 million viewers with a 24% share, whilst The Bill received 4.5 million and a 20% share. Ann Maurice's show, Interior Rilvarly, was only able to achieve 0.9 million with a 4% share of viewing for Five. Over at BBC2, It's Not Easy Being Green attracted 2.2 million viewers (10%) and The Hair Bikers Ride Again got 2.4 million viewers with a 11% share.
During 9pm, BBC One, again, beat all the other terrestrial channels, with a 23% share when the second episode of Hustle (Series 4) aired, getting 5.3 million. The Catherine Tate Show got 2.0 million viewers (8%) tuning into BBC2's comical antics. At 9.30pm, Roman's Empire still got low ratings, delivering 1.0 million viewers (4%), lower than Katie and Peter's show on ITV2. A one-hour episode of House on Five attracted 2 million viewers with a 9% share. The Last Detective on ITV1 attracted the second highest ratings in the slot, 4.0 million (18%).
Here are the shares for the Terrestrial Channels:
BBC1 - 22.7%
BBC2 - 9.1%
ITV1 - 18.1%
Channel 4 - 8%
Five - 5.3%
