[Mrmattybeck]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

As it always does. People just have no interest in normal people anymore.

It's the same for all normal tv shows editions now be lucky to get 1.5m in overnights

[Loukas]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

As it always does. People just have no interest in normal people anymore.

I think people would care more if they have a wider range of characters and ages, rather the young attractive successful type. They need to stop meddling with the show and stop having favourites.

It's gone from 'Who Wins? You Decide!' to 'Who wins? I dunno, whoever the producers let make the final?'

[Mrmattybeck]

2.4m last night with plus one abit lower but quite abit Of competition last night

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by Loukas

I think people would care more if they have a wider range of characters and ages, rather the young attractive successful type. They need to stop meddling with the show and stop having favourites.

It's gone from 'Who Wins? You Decide!' to 'Who wins? I dunno, whoever the producers let make the final?'

Welp this is honestly so true. Winning the show/staying in the house is purely based on luck on who gets hit with a twist and who doesn't.

[*mazedsalv**]

Celebrity Big Brother - 2.5m/10.2%

I expected a 2.6m but still that will be around 3m officially. A lot of this weeks shows should be in the 2.9-3.0m area officially.

The way it's going I think we are looking at an official average of 2.8m which would be on par with CBB8 and CBB11, and higher than CBB9... and obviously higher than the summer series.. CBB10, CBB12, CBB14 and CBB16.

[Jake.]

Good enough average if that's how it plays out. After a lower launch/first week, it's picked up decently in the same kind of vein as BB14

[*mazedsalv**]

BBC1:
The Great Sport Relief British BakeOff- 6.1m (28%)
Camila’s Kids Company: the Inside Story- 2.4m (11.5%)

BBC2:
World War Three: Inside the War Room- 600,000 (2.9%)

ITV:
Midsomer Murders- 5m (23%)

Channel 4:
Posh Pawn- 1.1m (5.1%)
24 Hours in A&E- 2.1m (10.3%)

Channel 5:
GPs: Behind Closed Doors- 1.2m (5.3%)
Celebrity Big Brother- 2.4m (11.7%)

Comedy Central:
Drunk History- 145,000 (0.9%) *Series High

It's taken a hit the last 3 days, BUT the share is higher than most of the shares when it was getting 2.7m, so there wasn't many people watching TV last night compared to other nights. It was the same rating as 9pm on BBC1 which followed a show that got 6m! So, CBB was only behind Midsomer Murders last night at 9pm.

[Rob!]

Getting the same as a programme shown on BBC1 is nothing to be ashamed of. This series has done good.

[Will.]

CBB - 2.5M last night including +1

[*mazedsalv**]

Tonight I predict 2.7m-2.8m possibly. That would make it on par with CBB15 final.

[Rob!]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

Tonight I predict 2.7m-2.8m possibly. That would make it on par with CBB15 final.

And on par with launch night which would be quite impressive.

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Cant believe no ones been arsed to post the finale ratings.

2.71 including +1 so pretty much on parr with launch and should add a good 300k in officials bringing it to 3 million.

I did expect more though tbh.

[Mrmattybeck]

Agree very lazy expected more but not bad how does it compare to last year

[*mazedsalv**]

Broadcast says that the final only got 2.6m

However great news the officials were released and the penultimate week did incredible. The Friday shows added 900k!!!!!!!

I'm on my mobile so can't post properly but it's on BBSPY (the officials) so post them here

[Will.]

Monday 25th - 3.04M
Tuesday 26th - 2.97M
Wednesday 27th - 3.11M
Thursday 28th - 3.2M
Friday 29th part 1 - 3.25M
Friday 29th part 2 - 3.04M
Saturday 30th - 2.4M (excluding +1)
Sunday 31st - 3.3M

Some really good officials there, wow at Friday and Sunday.

Currently averaging 2.8M now! I expect it to hit 2.9-3M once we get the final officials.

[Mrmattybeck]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

Broadcast says that the final only got 2.6m

However great news the officials were released and the penultimate week did incredible. The Friday shows added 900k!!!!!!!

I'm on my mobile so can't post properly but it's on BBSPY (the officials) so post them here

Just think it was a few days long 4 weeks max I think for Cbb

[Jason.]

2.6m for the final means it will probably get around 3.1m once the officials are in which is more than CBB15's final last year.

That 3.3m rating for Jeremy's eviction is impressive.

I'm kinda annoyed that the ratings increased once the show stopped being good imo. Whereas the first two weeks didn't rate as well but were much more enjoyable.

[Cal.]

Hope it hits 3 million<3

[*mazedsalv**]

Yep, so here were the officials via BBSPY (in brackets are the overnights)

M - 3.04m (2.5m)
T - 2.97m (2.6m)
W - 3.11m (2.5m)
T - 3.21m (2.61m)
F - 3.25m (2.38m)
F - 3.04m (2.14m)
S - 2.39m* (1.80m)
S - 3.32m (2.66m)

The official average with 5 more officials to go is 2.82m.

Those are incredible increases for Friday and fantastic for Sunday and most days really!

[Cal.]

The final probably won't add much. People will just hear about who finished where and won't be too interested in seeing it.

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Jason.

2.6m for the final means it will probably get around 3.1m once the officials are in which is more than CBB15's final last year.

That 3.3m rating for Jeremy's eviction is impressive.

I'm kinda annoyed that the ratings increased once the show stopped being good imo. Whereas the first two weeks didn't rate as well but were much more enjoyable.

I think judging by the overnights (even though overnights are getting less important due to huge timeshifts now) that the Jeremy/Steph thing actually intrigued people. Note how the ratings were at their best DURING their thing (despite people moaning about how dull it was), and then watch how ratings slightly went down when Jeremy was evicted.

If you take out the Saturday ratings, the series would have had a 3m official.

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

The final probably won't add much. People will just hear about who finished where and won't be too interested in seeing it.

I actually think this. Finals don't add much.

CBB15 final got a 2.71m overnight and a 3.03m.

We'll see, do you think it will beat 3.03m?

I also agree with the overnight figure probably dropped after Tiffany was evicted (not just because she was my fave but because i saw a lot of comments saying that), HOWEVER, Broadcast did say that it did peak at over 2.9m as Scotty was crowned.

The biggest thing to be impressed with is the Friday shows, first and interview. People at the start moaned about how late it was, but lets look at the increases....

1st week- 2.29m and 2.32m
2nd week- 2.91m and 2.13m (that was a decrease though)
3rd week- 2.95m and 2.68m
4th week- 3.25m and 3.04m

The 9pm show increased almost 1m in 4 weeks, the interviews grew 720,000.

[Matt]

Did Broadcast publish an audience share % including +1 for the final?

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by *mazedsalv**

I actually think this. Finals don't add much.

CBB15 final got a 2.71m overnight and a 3.03m.

We'll see, do you think it will beat 3.03m?

I also agree with the overnight figure probably dropped after Tiffany was evicted (not just because she was my fave but because i saw a lot of comments saying that), HOWEVER, Broadcast did say that it did peak at over 2.9m as Scotty was crowned.

The biggest thing to be impressed with is the Friday shows, first and interview. People at the start moaned about how late it was, but lets look at the increases....

1st week- 2.29m and 2.32m
2nd week- 2.91m and 2.13m (that was a decrease though)
3rd week- 2.95m and 2.68m
4th week- 3.25m and 3.04m

The 9pm show increased almost 1m in 4 weeks, the interviews grew 720,000.

Jeremy's was probably only that high because it was a head to head between a couple.

[*mazedsalv**]

Originally Posted by Matt

Did Broadcast publish an audience share % including +1 for the final?

13.5%.

But the share for the peak was more impressive...

The stripped Endemol format, which was won by Geordie Shore star Scotty T, peaked with 2.9m (17%) at 10.17pm.

Also, in SHARE it beat CBB15's final:

While it was well ahead of the 1.7m (9.5%) who watched former The Apprentice candidate triumph in September, it was unable to outperform the 2.7m (12.3%) who watched Katie Price’s victory 12 months ago.

After launching on 5 January with a series high of 2.9m (13.9%), it went on to entertain a series average of 2.4m (10.9%).

So the final was only 0.4% below the launch share. But was 1.2% UP on CBB15's final in share.