Predict the Ratings for Last Christmas
Friday, 19 December 2014 - Reported by Chuck Foster
As we enter the last few days before Christmas Day, the battle over which show will top the overnight ratings continue apace. Out of ten bookmakers currently offering odds on the winning programme, Doctor Who is currently fifth-placed at 11/1; Mrs Browns Boys is the favourite at the time of writing at 6/5, followed by Eastenders at 5/2, Miranda at 4/1 and The Queen's Speech at 6/1.
The full evening line-up for BBC1 and ITV show the following odds:
The winning programme will be the one that achieves the highest BARB overnight rating.
Doctor Who News: Predict The Ratings Competition
The prizes for this competition have been updated.
Another tradition at Christmas is our "Predict the Ratings" competition, and we are once again proud to be running the competition in association with Big Finish Productions, who this year offer a year's free subscription to their main range of Doctor Who audio adventures, now approaching its 200th story! Also this year we have a prize for the runner up of a copy of Jago and Litefoot 5 signed by its stars, Christopher Benjamin and Trevor Baxter, plus three additional signed scripts from recent productions. In addition we will also include a copy of Last Christmas when released on DVD or Blu-ray for the winners.
For comparison with previous years, you can view the final ratings for The Christmas Invasion, The Runaway Bride, Voyage of the Damned, The Next Doctor, The End of Time part one, A Christmas Carol, The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe, The Snowmen and The Time of the Doctor via This Week in Doctor Who.
To enter the competition, please send the following details to comp-ratings@doctorwhonews.net:
The full evening line-up for BBC1 and ITV show the following odds:
BBC1 5:00pm Strictly Come Dancing 35/1 ITV 5:20pm You've Been Framed 100/1
BBC1 6:15pm Doctor Who 11/1 ITV 5:50pm Paul O'Grady For The Love Of Dogs 100/1
BBC1 7:15pm Miranda 4/1 ITV 7:00pm Emmerdale 96/1
BBC1 7:50pm Call The Midwife 19/1 ITV 8:00pm Coronation Street 26/1
BBC1 9:00pm Eastenders 5/2 ITV 9:00pm Downton Abbey 47/1
BBC1 10:05pm Mrs Browns Boys 6/5
The winning programme will be the one that achieves the highest BARB overnight rating.
Doctor Who News: Predict The Ratings Competition
The prizes for this competition have been updated.Another tradition at Christmas is our "Predict the Ratings" competition, and we are once again proud to be running the competition in association with Big Finish Productions, who this year offer a year's free subscription to their main range of Doctor Who audio adventures, now approaching its 200th story! Also this year we have a prize for the runner up of a copy of Jago and Litefoot 5 signed by its stars, Christopher Benjamin and Trevor Baxter, plus three additional signed scripts from recent productions. In addition we will also include a copy of Last Christmas when released on DVD or Blu-ray for the winners.
The aim is to guess the final consolidated viewing figure, as reported by BARB to the nearest 10,000 viewers (i.e. two decimal places). This figure includes all those watching the episode within a week of broadcast, but does not include those watching on iPlayer.
For comparison with previous years, you can view the final ratings for The Christmas Invasion, The Runaway Bride, Voyage of the Damned, The Next Doctor, The End of Time part one, A Christmas Carol, The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe, The Snowmen and The Time of the Doctor via This Week in Doctor Who.
To enter the competition, please send the following details to comp-ratings@doctorwhonews.net:
- Your name and preferred email address
- Your country of entry (full details will be requested only if you are the winner)
- Your guess at the final rating to the nearest 10,000 (eg. 15.31m)
- The competition closes at 6:15pm GMT, 25th December 2014.
- Only one entry will be accepted per person.
- The competition is open worldwide.
- BARB figures are expected around 10 days after transmission; we will contact the winner once they have been published.