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Nightmare in Silver Overnight Viewing Figures

Nightmare in Silver Overnight Viewing Figures

Nightmare in Silver had an overnight audience of 4.7 million viewers, a share of 21.4% of the total TV audience.

These overnight figures have become increasingly unreliable as to the true audience. Final figures will be available in 7 days time.

Source www.doctorwhonews.net

Series 7b ratings so far…

The Bells of Saint John overnight 6.18 Million Final 8.44 Million

The Rings of Akhaten overnight 5.5 Million Final 7.45 Million

Cold War overnight 5.7 million Final 7.37 Million

Hide overnight 5.0 Final 6.61 Million

Journey to the Centre of the Tardis Overnight 4.9 Million 6.5 Million

The Crimson Horror overnight 4.6 Million


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12 comments

  • Lancescott70

    May 12th, 2013 - 11:34pm

    I would worry about the rating if I was you folks. FA cup or not if the writing and and acting doesn’t improve a show that is a long time favorite will be in serious trouble. The last couple of seasons have been very hit and miss. This season has been all miss as far as my friends and me are concerned. At least this episode the Doctor didn’t need to have the companion save the day. I am getting sick of the Doctor not knowing what to do most of the time and the companions needing to save the day, even if it is by accident. If they reveal the Doctor’s name Mr. Moffat my need a team of bodyguards or to go into hiding.

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    • chris

      May 19th, 2013 - 9:39am

      Err it was part of the plot. She was born to save the doctor !!!

  • wut

    May 12th, 2013 - 4:16pm

    Wouldn’t be worried about this one folks, it was up against the FA Cup final after all. Plus, the final viewing figures have still been decent after we thought they would be bad when the overnights were so low and considering the last few episodes haven’t actually been advertised, they’re doing incredibly well.

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  • Harold Saxon

    May 12th, 2013 - 4:15pm

    many people will watch it on record or i player as viewing habits are that way,not dire figures by the time it all ads up.

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    • booboo

      May 12th, 2013 - 4:24pm

      Also, for someone who spent 3 hours on the phone and internet trying to book proms tickets (and failing) which completely sold out in 2 hours, i can say for sure the Doctor Who is still very very popular

  • 2doctors2000

    May 12th, 2013 - 1:34pm

    I admit myself, I recorded it. I watched the FA Cup final, have watched it now though 🙂
    I did expect that tbh.

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  • Mason Bingley

    May 12th, 2013 - 12:46pm

    I am quite dissapointed with these figures but let’s hope next week is better. As long as it did better than last week’s.

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  • KORSAIR

    May 12th, 2013 - 12:45pm

    I would imagine a lot of folk would’ve recorded it on sky plus etc to watch later,but honestly those ratings figures are terrible.

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  • The 14th Doctor

    May 12th, 2013 - 12:38pm

    Bad, but better than last week I suppose

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  • Fez Master

    May 12th, 2013 - 11:44am

    I reckon the viewing figures will go up next week as they’re doing a tv trailer and because it is simply called’The Name of the Doctor’!

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  • Da Big Friendly Button

    May 12th, 2013 - 11:29am

    I thought more people would have watched this episode.

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    • booboo

      May 12th, 2013 - 11:30am

      up against the FA cup final, i was expecting worse, the share is really low

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