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26-12-2006, 01:55 PM
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This years Christmas ratings:
1. The Vicar of Dibley (11.4m) 2. EastEnders part two (10.7m) 3. Coronation Street (9.6m) 4. EastEnders part one (9.2m) 5. Doctor Who (8.7m) 6. Little Britain Abroad (8.4m) 7. The Queen's Christmas Message (7.6m) 8. Strictly Come Dancing Special (7.3m) 9. Emmerdale (7.2m) 10. Strictly Come Dancing Preview (6.8m) source: BBC It wasn't that long ago that both Coronation Street and EastEnders would have pulled an audience of 16-18 million on a weekday night, let alone a Christmas special. Do you think we are watching less TV then we did a few years ago and why? |
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Christmas TV Ratings - 2006 and Vicar of Dibley wins ratings battle
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