BBC1 sci-fi drama gets a 10.8% audience share in its last Monday night slot
SO LONG, FAREWELL ...
Outcasts: BBC1, 9pm ? last night was the struggling sci-fi drama's final Monday outing before it is banished to the scheduling outer darkness of Sunday at 10.25pm for its final three episodes.
The drama averaged 2.703 million viewers and a 10.8% audience share ? marginally better than last Tuesday, when Outcasts faced stiff competition from The Brit Awards and Big Fat Gypsy Weddings, but otherwise its lowest figures.
Outcasts was more than 40% down on BBC1's average audience share in the slot over the past three months.
The BBC1 drama came third in its slot, behind ITV1's The Biggest Loser (3.866 million/15.4%, ITV1 +1 135,000/0.7%) and Channel 4's One Born Every Minute (2.655 million/10.6%, C4+1 384,000/2%).
Other 9pm competition included new BBC2 series When Teenage Meets Old Age (1.987 million/7.9%) and Channel 5's Royal Navy Caribbean Patrol (2.03 million/8.1%).
The Channel 5 documentary series is developing into a hit, with yesterday's edition 86% up on the slot average share for the network over the past three months ? the best performer of the day by this metric on the five main channels.
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Ross Kemp: Extreme World: Sky1, 9pm ? the Bafta winner's new documentary series launched with a look at the impact of heroin on Chicago.
Extreme World averaged 452,000 viewers and a 1.8% audience share in a keenly contested 9pm slot in multichannel.
E4's Glee, vying with Being Human to be the biggest non-sports hit in multichannel right now, averaged 1.347 million viewers, with another 299,000 on E4+1.
Other 9pm multichannel competition included BBC4's When God Spoke English: The Making of the King James Bible (575,000), ITV3's Rebus (rpt ? 852,000), Film4's Alien Resurrection (rpt ? 515,000) and Sky Living's America's Next Top Model (200,000).
Sky Living's supernatural drama Bedlam continued from 10pm with 320,000 viewers.
All ratings are Barb overnight figures, including live and same day timeshifted (recorded) viewing, but excluding on demand, +1 or other ? unless otherwise stated. Figures for BBC1, ITV1, Channel 4 and Channel 5 generally include ratings for their HD simulcast services, unless otherwise stated
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