The ratings were slighty down from the debut on Saturday night, MediaGuardian reports that Dancing on Ice was watched by 8.9m viewers between 6.45pm - 8.00pm (600,000 down). The Skate Off at 9.10 drew 6.6m viewers, (200,000 up)
The ratings were slighty down from the debut on Saturday night, MediaGuardian reports that Dancing on Ice was watched by 8.9m viewers between 6.45pm - 8.00pm (600,000 down). The Skate Off at 9.10 drew 6.6m viewers, (200,000 up)
Still brilliant, turning out to be a bit of a hit for ITV then, okay, it's not original, but I'm enjoying it.
It's a real pity that Holly is simply there for the eye-candy (well, my opinion on why she's there anyway), as she is completely dwarfed by Phillips presence,and IMO could do a decent job if given the chance. I really do feel that she should be given more duties on that show.
ITV1's Dancing on Ice continued to waltz away with the Saturday night ratings honours, attracting
8.4 million viewers
on its third outing.
The show's audience, which represented 38% of total viewing between 6.45pm and 8pm, was down slightly on its first two weeks but still comfortably ahead of the opposition.
Dancing on Ice's audience peaked at 9.6 million viewers at 7.30pm
, a 43% share, according to unofficial overnights.
The ITV1 show faced competition from
BBC1's coverage of Bolton Wanderers' FA Cup defeat of Arsenal, which attracted 5.1 million viewers between 5.30pm and 7.40pm
.
Later in the evening,
6.9 million viewers - a 29% share - came back to ITV1 between 9pm and 9.30pm to see Andrea McLean lose the "skate-off" against Stefan Booth.
It's a real pity that Holly is simply there for the eye-candy (well, my opinion on why she's there anyway), as she is completely dwarfed by Phillips presence,and IMO could do a decent job if given the chance. I really do feel that she should be given more duties on that show.
I guess they've gone for the "Strictly Come Dancing" rather than "Strictly Dance Fever" format. SCD uses Bruce and Tess, but SDF was just Graham?
Anyway..
