A distinct lack of sun and jungle doesn’t appear to have slowed down ITV’s ratings juggernaut I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
The new season, relocated to Gwrych Castle, North Wales, launched with 14.3 million viewers, reports ITV, the biggest ever overall audience for the opening episode of the long-running series. It seems the country in lockdown was ready for some light-hearted hijinx.
The first show of the 2020 series consolidated to an audience of 13.8m TV viewers ( which is 52 per cent audience share) over the first seven days of its availability. With 0.5m viewers watching via non-TV devices, the total reached 14.3m viewers.
This makes it is the biggest show of the year outside news specials, and ITV’s biggest audience since the Croatia v England World Cup Semi-Final in 2018.
The first show of the 2020 series consolidated to an audience of 13.8m TV viewers, 52 per cent audience share…
The audience also drew the second highest ever TV audience for the show, which is now in its 20th series, having started in 2002. The final of the early 2004 series, when Kerry Katona was crowned Queen of the jungle, drew an audience of 14.1m.
The show attracted its third highest ever share of younger viewers with an average of 3.7m 16-34 year-old and a 75 per cent audience share. This was the biggest 16-34 audience of the year across all channels and ITV’s biggest 16-34 audience since the 2018 launch of I’m A Celebrity…
The owners of Gwrych Castle are reported to be receiving £300,000 for the location rights for the show, with the fee used for repairs to what will surely become an even bigger tourist attraction.
Highly rated horror film Saint Maud has scooped eight nominations in the 41st annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, announced this morning. Rose Glass’ (pictured above) lauded spine-tingler was nominated in the Film, Director, Screenwriter, Actress (Morfydd Clark) and Supporting Actress (Jennifer Ehle) categories. In addition, the film has been nominated for British/Irish Film of theContinue Reading
Red is going green with the launch of a new wine offering from TV celeb and wine enthusiast Phillip Schofield. The ITV presenter has collaborated with craft wine specialist When in Rome Wine to launch Schofield’s Italian organic Nero di Troia in Garçon Wines flat plastic bottles. The innovative bottles are made from 100 perContinue Reading
It’s Keanu Reeves, but not as we know him. Eagerly awaited new game blockbuster Cyberpunk 2077, from Polish game developer CD Projekt Red, stars the Hollywood star as digital character Johnny Silverhand. More than just another AAA game release, Reeves’ involvement is turning the title into a multimedia pop culture event that reaches beyond theContinue Reading
A distinct lack of sun and jungle doesn’t appear to have slowed down ITV’s ratings juggernaut I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
The new season, relocated to Gwrych Castle, North Wales, launched with 14.3 million viewers, reports ITV, the biggest ever overall audience for the opening episode of the long-running series. It seems the country in lockdown was ready for some light-hearted hijinx.
The first show of the 2020 series consolidated to an audience of 13.8m TV viewers ( which is 52 per cent audience share) over the first seven days of its availability. With 0.5m viewers watching via non-TV devices, the total reached 14.3m viewers.
This makes it is the biggest show of the year outside news specials, and ITV’s biggest audience since the Croatia v England World Cup Semi-Final in 2018.
The audience also drew the second highest ever TV audience for the show, which is now in its 20th series, having started in 2002. The final of the early 2004 series, when Kerry Katona was crowned Queen of the jungle, drew an audience of 14.1m.
The show attracted its third highest ever share of younger viewers with an average of 3.7m 16-34 year-old and a 75 per cent audience share. This was the biggest 16-34 audience of the year across all channels and ITV’s biggest 16-34 audience since the 2018 launch of I’m A Celebrity…
The owners of Gwrych Castle are reported to be receiving £300,000 for the location rights for the show, with the fee used for repairs to what will surely become an even bigger tourist attraction.
Saint Maud leads 41st annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, screams up eight nominations
Highly rated horror film Saint Maud has scooped eight nominations in the 41st annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, announced this morning. Rose Glass’ (pictured above) lauded spine-tingler was nominated in the Film, Director, Screenwriter, Actress (Morfydd Clark) and Supporting Actress (Jennifer Ehle) categories. In addition, the film has been nominated for British/Irish Film of theContinue Reading
Phillip Schofield launches Italian red in flat green recycled plastic bottles
Red is going green with the launch of a new wine offering from TV celeb and wine enthusiast Phillip Schofield. The ITV presenter has collaborated with craft wine specialist When in Rome Wine to launch Schofield’s Italian organic Nero di Troia in Garçon Wines flat plastic bottles. The innovative bottles are made from 100 perContinue Reading
Cyberpunk 2077 isn’t just a game, it’s a Keanu Reeves powered multimedia pop culture event, baby!
It’s Keanu Reeves, but not as we know him. Eagerly awaited new game blockbuster Cyberpunk 2077, from Polish game developer CD Projekt Red, stars the Hollywood star as digital character Johnny Silverhand. More than just another AAA game release, Reeves’ involvement is turning the title into a multimedia pop culture event that reaches beyond theContinue Reading
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