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The Time of Angels Final Ratings

The Time of Angels Final Ratings

May 4th, 2010
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The Time of Angels Final Ratings

Final viewing figures for Matt Smiths Fourth story, The Time of Angels show that the story achieved a total rating of 8.6m viewers (inc HD ) …

8.13 million viewers watched on BBC1 whilst a further 0.461 million watched on the BBC HD channel.

This again is a huge timeshift of almost 2 million viewers.

Overnight viewing were 6.8m viewers ( inc HD ) with a 36.7% audience share.

Source: BARB

The official BARB website revealed that Matt Smiths Debut story, The Eleventh Hour achieved a huge Final Rating of 10.08 million viewers ( including Hd ).

Final figures for The Beast below show that it was watched by 7.928 million viewers on BBC1 and 0.494 million viewers on the BBC HD channel.

Victory of The Daleks achieved a Total Rating of 8.2m viewers.

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15 Responses to The Time of Angels Final Ratings

  1. Posted by: booboo May 5th, 2010 Reply

    seems to be averaging out slight higher than series 4 at the moment


  2. Posted by: discostew May 5th, 2010 Reply

    how do these ratings compare to RTD’s on average ?


  3. Posted by: booboo May 5th, 2010 Reply

    Not officially but i think there well known to be those ( i hope)


  4. Posted by: Callum Metcalfe May 5th, 2010 Reply

    Have they released Vincent and the Doctor and The Lodger as episode titles?Because it says it on the episode guide on the doctor who link


  5. Posted by: cam287 May 5th, 2010 Reply

    time of angels is better than flesh of stone


  6. Posted by: anthony April 29th, 2010 Reply

    time of the angels was excellent dr. who at its very best…. excellent wtriting from stephen moffat…all 4 episodes so far have been sublime… classic dr. who at its very best… bring on flesh and stone


  7. Posted by: MPfor flydale north April 26th, 2010 Reply

    @joshua T Ferguson— wow, obviously you watch the show a lot. Her name is Amy POND.


  8. Posted by: Jon Roberts April 26th, 2010 Reply

    So far in this series, a lot of the story lines have been seen before. A spaceship that hides a giant alien animal, recently killed people talking lucidly after death, alien police chasing a prisoner and a WWII setting with bonus aliens.

    The original weeping angels story was superb, but this recent one was a pale rehash.

    I love the new doctor and assistant though.


  9. Posted by: Joshua T. Ferguson April 25th, 2010 Reply

    Ugh could have been a great show. They still are trying to make it too childish.

    Amy Potts is a horrible actress and one of the worst companions I would even rate Mel above her.


  10. Posted by: King Ninja April 25th, 2010 Reply

    Wonderful spooky episode! I’m glad that Moffat and Matt are mantaining the show’s quality so well!


  11. Posted by: king gerbil April 25th, 2010 Reply

    i agree with andrew hall about all he wrote i think final ratings will be around 8m and flesh and stone overnight will probably be around 7.5m?


  12. Posted by: Keith April 25th, 2010 Reply

    Hmm, must be me. I didn’t enjoy this so much.


  13. Posted by: Unkown April 25th, 2010 Reply

    The time of angels was an amazing episode and alex kingston was great. It was good to see river again and I can’t wait for next weeks episode,


  14. Posted by: Peter April 25th, 2010 Reply

    The ratings are holding up well, the time shifts seem to be getting larger this year so could still get over 8 million


  15. Posted by: Andrew Hall April 25th, 2010 Reply

    Best one of the season yet. This one and the Eleventh Hour have been very good. Was dissapointed with last weeks Dalek story, which was immensly rushed. Cant wait to see what happens next week! The old angel statues were creepy too! Back to form for Moffatt!


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