ROGUE CONSOLIDATED RATINGS REVEALED
Rogue saw the show bounce back from last week’s series low to this week’s consolidated audience of 3.52M viewers (up 140k). It was the most-watched show on Saturday 8th July (#Casualty took 2nd with 3.01m).
DOT & BUBBLE CONSOLIDATED RATINGS REVEALED
In Dot And Bubble, the world of Finetime seems happy and harmonious. But an awful terror is preying on the citizens. Can the Doctor and Ruby make them see the truth before it’s too late?
Overnight, Dot And Bubble was watched by 2.12m on BBC One. Consolidated, Dot And Bubble was watched by 3,383,000, making the 24th highest rating programme of the week. This figure include those who watched on devices and pre-BBC One transmission on iPlayer.
BOOM CONSOLIDATED RATINGS REVEALED
Boom was watched live by 2.04m on BBC One in the UK. BARB have released the 7-day consolidated figures for this episode, which include those who watched on iPlayer and devices. Boom has consolidated to a total of 3,578,000 making it the 18th most-watched programme of the week across all channels, and the 10th most-watched title of the week.
The first two episodes of the series, Space Babies and The Devil’s Chord, have consolidated to 4,008,000 and 3,909,000 respectively.
In the UK, episodes of Doctor Who drop every Saturday at 00:00am on iPlayer and air on BBC One at 6:50pm BST.
Space Babies & The Devil’s Chord Consolidated Ratings.
Doctor Who returned to screens on Saturday 11th May with a double bill premiere on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and Disney+ worldwide.
The new season sees Ncuti Gatwa return as the Fifteenth Doctor, alongside Millie Gibson as Ruby Sunday, as they travel through time and space on adventures to unknown lands, to the Regency era in England, to outer space worlds and the sixties.
On Saturday 11th May, Space Babies aired at 6:20pm BST on BBC One to a live audience of 2.6m. The Devil’s Chord followed at 7:05pm with an audience of 2.4m.
BARB have now released the official seven-day consolidated ratings for the first two episodes of the new season. These figures include those who watched on BBC iPlayer and devices. Space Babies launched with 4.008m followed by The Devil’s Chord with 3.909m
For context, these two episodes were the 10th and 12th most-watched programmes of the week across all linear tv channels and streaming services.
In Space Babies, Ruby learns the Doctor’s amazing secrets when he takes her to the far future. There, they find a baby farm run by babies. But can they be saved from the terrifying bogeyman?
In The Devil’s Chord, The Doctor and Ruby meet The Beatles but discover that the all-powerful Maestro is changing history. London becomes a battleground with the future of humanity at stake.
Doctor Who continues Saturdays at 00:00am on iPlayer and Saturday nights at 6:50pm on BBC One in the UK.
DOCTOR WHO: THE STAR BEAST +7 DAY CONSOLIDATED RATINGS REVEALED
Overnight figures show The Star Beast had an average audience of 5.08m from 6:30pm on BBC One. It was the second most-watched programme of the day across all channels, only behind Strictly Come Dancing.
Posting figures any TV drama could only wish for in 2023, Doctor Who beat ITV’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here and became the biggest drama launch of the year. Overnight figures were posted on Twitter/X by BBC News correspondent Lizo Mzimba.
Consolidated ratings released by BARB show that The Star Beast added over 2.5m to consolidate to 7,605,000 over the following 7-days. This figure is UK viewing only and includes those who watched on BBC iPlayer and on catch-up within the first week of original broadcast.
Doctor Who: The Star Beast was the 3rd most watched title of the week across all channels, the 10th most watched episode of a TV programme of the week (7 episodes of I’m A Celebrity + 2 episodes of Strictly Come Dancing), BBC One’s 3rd most-watched programme of the week and the most watched drama of the week.
The top-10 programmes of the week:
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I’m A Celebrity (Mon) – 9,628,000
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I’m A Celebrity (Thu) – 9,410,000
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I’m A Celebrity (Wed) – 9,322,000
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I’m A Celebrity (Tue) – 9,168,000
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Strictly Come Dancing (Sat) – 9,069,000
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Strictly Come Dancing (Sun) – 8,794,000
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I’m A Celebrity (Fri) – 8,645,000
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I’m A Celebrity (Sun) – 8,621,000
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I’m A Celebrity (Sat) – 8,269,000
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Doctor Who: The Star Beast (Sat) – 7,605,000
The Timeless Children: Consolidated Ratings
According to Tom Spilsbury, the consolidated seven-day rating for Doctor Who finale, The Timeless Children, was 4.69m (4.55m on televisions and 0.14m on other devices). It was the 30th most-watched programme of the week across all television.
Also reported by TV Zone…
RATINGS: The series finale of #DoctorWho consolidated to an underwhelming 4.69m according to 7-day figures (inc. devices), making it the 30th most-watched show of the week.
Not only is that the lowest of the series, it's the lowest 7-day rating since the show returned in 2005.
— TV Zone (@tvukzone) March 9, 2020
Ascension of the Cybermen: Consolidated Ratings
According to Tom Spilsbury, Doctor Who Episode 9, Ascension of the Cybermen, had a consolidated seven-day rating of 4.99m viewers (4.85m on TVs, and 0.14m on other devices). It was Number 25 on the overall weekly TV chart.
