[Ross]

The 10pm slot was viewed by 3.4m viewers while the 8pm slot was watched by 2.2m.

It got thrashed by EastEnders and Corrie at 8pm, which is understandable.

Source

[andyman]

Thats good... And for the 8pm slot i don't watch them two vile soaps.

[Brekkie]

But 9m other people do - and out of the other 51m people in the country, 49m chose not to watch BB.

[amby]

the 10pm one wasn't too bad

[*mazedsalv**]

I expected that from BB in the first show.
Think about it....
EE was watched by 9m at 8pm
Coronation Steet was watched by 9.1m at 8:30pm

Add them together and that takes away a huge 18.1m away from the hour that BB was on... it was lucky that BB even got to the 2m stage.

Second show did quite good especially the share... 18% is great for a BB share.

[SiaSiaSia]

Originally posted by Brekkie
But 9m other people do - and out of the other 51m people in the country, 49m chose not to watch BB.

i thought there was 66m in our country?

[bradley27]

they must have tuned in because they had only heard the incorrect rumour about the nominations and thought Foolio would go and maybe the programme would improve

[ThisIsMarie]

Originally posted by Brekkie
But 9m other people do - and out of the other 51m people in the country, 49m chose not to watch BB.

Exactly.

But of course one annoying forum poster not watching them makes that completely irrelivant I'm sure...

[Jackie]

The evictions this year are not as exciting as the other series they all seem to want to go home anyway.

[30stone]

Better than the last eviction which was 2. somthing right?

[Tom]

Originally posted by Brekkie
But 9m other people do - and out of the other 51m people in the country, 49m chose not to watch BB.

That could be turned onto any show to make it look like a negative.

Out of the estimated 61m people in the country, 47m chose not to watch last years Britain's Got Talent final.