Heartbeat in Top Tv shows for 2004

[KateLovesDennis]

;D Found this list while browsing on the web:

Top 20 shows of 2004
By This is London
14 January 2005

1 Euro 2004 Portugal v England (BBC1) - 20.66 million
2 Euro 2004 France v England (ITV1) - 17.8 million
3 Coronation Street (ITV1) - 16.33 million
4 I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! (ITV1) - 14.99 million
5 EastEnders (BBC1) - 14.8 million
6 A Touch Of Frost (ITV1) - 12.96 million
7 The Vicar of Dibley (BBC1) - 12.59 million
8 Emmerdale (ITV1) - 11.76 million
9 Strictly Come Dancing (BBC1) - 11.59 million
[glow=red,2,300]10 Heartbeat (ITV1) - 11.12 million[/glow]
11 Christmas Lights (ITV1) - 10.8 million
12 Life Begins (ITV1) - 10.45 million
13 Midsomer Murders (ITV1) - 10.24 million
14 Casualty (BBC1) - 10.11 million
15 The X Factor (ITV1) - 9.96 million
16 Doc Martin (ITV1) - 9.93 million
17 Friends (Channel 4) - 9.64 million
18 BBC News (BBC1) - 9.59 million
19 ITV Evening News (ITV1) - 9.52 million
20 The Bill (ITV1) - 9.51 million

[sootycat]

Thats good news, but I'm suprised "The Royal" isn't there.

[KateLovesDennis]

Yeah, I was too, I think they are on Max viewing figures and TR is usually in the 6 to 8 million region with Hb being usually 8 to 10, I wonder which ep it was that got 11.12 million?

[cat]

yay! That's great, the only problem is, how can heartbeat be behind shows like emmerdale, and strictly come dancing-it's just not right!

[Another guest]

Probaly Daniel.

[KateLovesDennis]

Guest-Another said:

Probaly Daniel.

You could be right.

[Mz]

Yay! Thats good news. Whatever anyone says about Heartbeat, you can't argue with the viewing figures!

[Another guest]

Just an adend:
The best part of Daniel, even though I love Derek Fowlds as Oscar and Mark Jordon and Trica Penrose did wonderful work,was when the baba Daniel held his dad.Bellamy`s ,hand and then let go as sort of a foreboding .The saddest after Daniel had gone was when the Aidendfield Arms was in darkness as seemingly was the rest of the town and David came to the locked door of the Aidensfield Arms with Alfred.