June 1st, 2010
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The Hungry Earth Final Ratings
Final viewing figures for Matt Smiths Eighth story, The Hungry Earth show that the story achieved a Total Rating of 6.5m viewers (inc Hd)
6.01 Million viewers watched on BBC1 whilst a further 0.48 million watched on the BBC HD channel
This represents a time shift of nearly 2 million.
Overnight viewing figures were 4.5m viewers (inc Hd ) with a 32.2% audience share.
Totals so far…
The Eleventh Hour 10.08 million
The Beast Below 8.4 million
Victory of the Daleks 8.2 million
The Time of Angels 8.6 million
Flesh and Stone 8.5 million
The Vampires of Venice 7.7 million
Amy’s Choice 7.5m
The Hungry Earth 6.5m
Source: BARB
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Mason Bingley
April 21st, 2013 - 10:16pmI liked Hungry Earth a lot and i so hope that the last episode of series 7 will do atleast 11 million because the special voyage of the damned recieved over 13 million so doctor who can reach high standards but i wont be able to watch it cos im on holiday 🙁
VW Beetle Parts
April 21st, 2011 - 2:53amThank you for posting this wonderful post. Simply put i cant state that I agree with every thing throughout here however , there are a few great factors made. Cheers
CAKE! OR PASTA?
June 4th, 2010 - 9:20amTHE VIEWING FIGURES ARE GOING LOWER AND LOWER, BUT THE FINALE RATINGS WILL BE ABOUT……
8.9 MILLON (OVERNIGHT)
10.5 MILLION (FINAL RATINGS)
RedBlu
June 2nd, 2010 - 6:54pmAlso, just to say, I’ve been a long standing whovian myself, in fact over the course of my childhood I must have gone back and either watched or read just about every serial ever made, and RTDs era was a bitter disappointment, for me. I genuinely felt like the episodes were coming with a “your IQ must not be higher than…” warning.
This new season has been such a welcome relief, finally the show I knew and loved, which hadn’t had a season without an episode that caused me to turn of my TV in anger since 1989, is back and better than ever.