Doctor Who A Christmas Carol Viewing Figures

It has been reported that the final viewing figures for ‘A Christmas Carol’ show that the programme was watched by 12.11 million viewers, with a 41.8% share of the total TV Audience. This figure puts Doctor Who as the third most watched programme of Christmas Day.

'A Christmas Carol' is the fourth highest rating for the series since it returned in 2005, behind 'Voyage of the Damned', 'The Next Doctor' and 'The End of Time', and is also the most watched story during Matt Smith’s tenure as the Eleventh Doctor.

Doctor Who ‘A Christmas Carol’ Viewing Figures

The overnight viewing figures for this year’s Doctor Who Christmas special, ‘A Christmas Carol’, showed that the programme was watched by 10.3 million viewers, the highest overnight result for an episode during Matt Smith’s tenure as the Eleventh Doctor.

The share of the audience was 39.8%, and it was the second highest rated programme of the day. The final viewing figures will be released in January 2011, and will also show the amount of viewers who watched the episode on BBC iPlayer.

The Sarah Jane Adventures Complete Series 4 Viewing Figures

The viewing figures for the sixth story in Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith’, showed that the programme once again received strong ratings on the CBBC channel.

Part One of this story attracted an audience of 1.34 million viewers in total, with Part Two achieving 1.39 million viewers.

The Nightmare Man – 0.87m, 1.05m
The Vault of Secrets – 1.16m, 1.10m
Death of the Doctor – 1.40m, 1.43m
The Empty Planet – 1.50m, 1.39m
Lost in Time – 1.57m, 1.22m
Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith – 1.34m, 1.39m

The Sarah Jane Adventures - Lost in Time Viewing Figures

The viewing figures for the fifth story in Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘Lost in Time’, showed that the programme once again received strong ratings on the CBBC channel, although they were not as high as the record set by ‘The Empty Planet’ the previous week.

Part One of this story attracted an audience of 0.98 million viewers, with Part Two achieving a lower number of 0.68 million viewers.

The Sarah Jane Adventures - The Empty Planet Viewing Figures

The viewing figures for the fourth story in Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘The Empty Planet’, showed that the programme once again received the highest ratings ever on CBBC, slightly beating the previous record set by ‘Death of the Doctor’ the previous week.

Part One of this story attracted an audience of 0.99 million viewers, with Part Two achieving a lower but still respectable number of 0.81 million viewers.

The Sarah Jane Adventures - Death of the Doctor Viewing Figures

The ratings for the third story in Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘Death of the Doctor’, showed that the programme received the highest ratings ever on CBBC.

Part One of the story attracted an audience of 0.92 million viewers, with Part Two getting an even higher number of 0.96 million viewers.

The Sarah Jane Adventures - The Vault of Secrets Viewing Figures

The ratings for the second story in Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures, ‘The Vault of Secrets’, showed that the programme once again topped the weekly ratings for CBBC.

Part One of the story had a confirmed audience of 731,000 viewers, with Part Two getting a similar number of 606,000 viewers.

Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘The Big Bang’ show that the programme was watched by 5.1 million viewers, a very disappointing result for a series finale.

The share of the audience was 31%, and it was the second highest rated programme of the day. However, even if this figure increases by the usual 2 million, it will be nowhere near the 10 million viewers which watched the Series 4 finale in 2008.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘The Pandorica Opens’ show that the programme was watched by 5.9 million viewers, an increase on last week.

Doctor Who was the most watched show of the night, with the World Cup on ITV1 only achieving 5.2 million viewers.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘The Lodger’ show that the programme was watched by 4.6 million viewers, the fourth poor result this series.

However, this was because many people had tuned in to ITV to watch England’s first match of the world cup, so there were not many casual viewers watching Doctor Who. The show received a lower audience share than normal as a result, with 22.3%.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘Vincent and the Doctor’ show that the programme was watched by 5.0 million viewers, the third poor result in a row.

Despite this low score, it was the highest viewed programme of the day on BBC One, with 29.4% of the total audience. The final of Britain's Got Talent was the highest viewed programme of the day, with 12.3 million viewers.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘Cold Blood’ show that the programme was watched by 5.7 million viewers, another poor result for Doctor Who.

The rating was a million higher than last week, although the share of the audience was lower with 27.2%. Britain's Got Talent was the highest viewed programme of the day, with The Eurovision Song Contest 2010 coming second.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘The Hungry Earth’ show that the programme was watched by 4.5 million viewers, the lowest figure in the revived series.

The share of the audience was 32.2%, with ‘Over the Rainbow’ coming first with 6.2 million viewers for the results show. Doctor Who was the fifth most watched programme of the day, and not in its usual first or second position.

Final figures will be released next week, and will include those who recorded the programme to go out and enjoy the nice weather. The lowest confirmed figure for the revived series so far is 6.1 million, for ‘The Satan Pit’ in a hot June 2006.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘Amy’s Choice’ show that the programme was watched by 6.2 million viewers, although this is likely to rise.

The rating was exactly the same as last week, although with a higher share of the audience with 33.0%. Britain's Got Talent was once again the highest viewed programme of the day with 9.7 million viewers.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘The Vampires of Venice’ show that the programme was watched by 6.2 million viewers, although this is likely to rise.

The rating was slightly lower than usual with a share of 30.6% of the audience. Britain's Got Talent was the highest viewed programme of the day with 10.9 million viewers.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘Flesh and Stone’ show that the programme was watched by 6.9 million viewers, although this is likely to rise.

Doctor Who was the second highest viewed programme of the day, with a share of 34.5%. Britain's Got Talent achieved the first position with 10.3 million viewers.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘The Time of Angels’ show that the programme was watched by 6.8 million viewers, although this is likely to rise.

Doctor Who was the second highest viewed programme of the day, with a share of 36.7%. Britain's Got Talent was once again the most watched programme of the day.

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Overnight Viewing Figures

Overnight viewing figures for ‘Victory of the Daleks’ show that the programme was watched by 6.2 million viewers, a huge drop in ratings.

Despite this low result, Doctor Who was still the second highest viewed programme of the day, with a share of 32.7%. Britain's Got Talent was the most watched programme of the day with 10.6 million viewers and a 44% share of the audience.

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