Re: Doctor Who 2024 and its position in the UK TV charts

On 2024-06-29 15:30:16 +0000, Blueshirt said:

The True Doctor wrote:

On 26/06/2024 19:26, Blueshirt wrote:

The True Doctor wrote:

 You're not fooling anyone. Gatwa's 7 day viewing figures
are worse than Whittaker's overnights. His 28 day figures
are half her 7 day figures. No one is watching or enjoying
this woke crap. The show has lost 4/5 of its audience.

 I'm not trying to fool anyone, I am only telling you what I
think based on what I read. Nobody is saying the viewership
of Doctor Who hasn't gone down. Even RTD commenting on the
viewing figures said "they might not be the ratings we'd
love. We always want higher. But they are building over the
28-day period."
 You couldn't watch new episodes of Doctor Who 28 days after
it was broadcast on BBC1 in 1974, you can now.

 It's the same people watching twice.

 Either nobody is watching or they are watching it twice... make
your mind up!
 

The woke pervert RTD can now boast to writing the lowest
rating episode of all time, The Legend of Ruby Sunday, which
could only manage 2.02 million viewers overnight and 3.05
million consolidated, lower than even episode 1 of Battlefield
even not counting the 2 or 3 times I watched it again after I
taped it on VHS.

 As people have said, the base viewing figures are
disappointing... and RTD even said himself that he'd have liked
to have seen them higher. But if the BBC are happy enough with
what they are seeing from the figures over a certain period of
time, why are you getting over excited about them? You've done
your bit for the ratings by watching the episodes, so Bad Wolf &
BBC Studios thank you for your support
 But, you are supposedly a Doctor Who fan, so do you want the
show to survive or be cancelled?
 

It's only the people with agendas that are trying to fool
people.

 Like the shithead RTD. Battlefield was worth watching more
than once. None of RTDs woke crap is.

 There are better examples than "Battlefield"! It is one of the
lowest rated Doctor Who episodes for a reason.
 

RTE knows no one watches online so the advertisers won't
lose any viewers.

 Well, they have adverts on the RTE Player too. It's a free
service so that's only to be expected.

 The advertisers will not be happy then.

 I dunno, there's enough of them on the RTE Player so the
advertisers must be seeing some sort of return...
 Non-skippable adverts... is there anything more evil in this
world?!

Ad-blocker apps are great.  :-)
Although the cretins at YouTube keep trying to have their adverts not blocked.