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On 2024-06-29 15:30:16 +0000, Blueshirt said:
> The True Doctor wrote:
>> On 26/06/2024 19:26, Blueshirt wrote:
>>> The True Doctor wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> You're not fooling anyone. Gatwa's 7 day viewing figures
>>>> are worse than Whittaker's overnights. His 28 day figures
>>>> are half her 7 day figures. No one is watching or enjoying
>>>> this woke crap. The show has lost 4/5 of its audience.
>>> 
>>> I'm not trying to fool anyone, I am only telling you what I
>>> think based on what I read. Nobody is saying the viewership
>>> of Doctor Who hasn't gone down. Even RTD commenting on the
>>> viewing figures said "they might not be the ratings we'd
>>> love. We always want higher. But they are building over the
>>> 28-day period."
>>> 
>>> You couldn't watch new episodes of Doctor Who 28 days after
>>> it was broadcast on BBC1 in 1974, you can now.
>> 
>> It's the same people watching twice.
> 
> Either nobody is watching or they are watching it twice... make
> your mind up!
> 
>> The woke pervert RTD can now boast to writing the lowest
>> rating episode of all time, The Legend of Ruby Sunday, which
>> could only manage 2.02 million viewers overnight and 3.05
>> million consolidated, lower than even episode 1 of Battlefield
>> even not counting the 2 or 3 times I watched it again after I
>> taped it on VHS.
> 
> As people have said, the base viewing figures are
> disappointing... and RTD even said himself that he'd have liked
> to have seen them higher. But if the BBC are happy enough with
> what they are seeing from the figures over a certain period of
> time, why are you getting over excited about them? You've done
> your bit for the ratings by watching the episodes, so Bad Wolf &
> BBC Studios thank you for your support
> 
> But, you are supposedly a Doctor Who fan, so do you want the
> show to survive or be cancelled?
> 
>>> It's only the people with agendas that are trying to fool
>>> people.
>> 
>> Like the shithead RTD. Battlefield was worth watching more
>> than once. None of RTDs woke crap is.
> 
> There are better examples than "Battlefield"! It is one of the
> lowest rated Doctor Who episodes for a reason.
> 
>>>> RTE knows no one watches online so the advertisers won't
>>>> lose any viewers.
>>> 
>>> Well, they have adverts on the RTE Player too. It's a free
>>> service so that's only to be expected.
>> 
>> The advertisers will not be happy then.
> 
> I dunno, there's enough of them on the RTE Player so the
> advertisers must be seeing some sort of return...
> 
> Non-skippable adverts... is there anything more evil in this
> world?!

Ad-blocker apps are great.  :-)
Although the cretins at YouTube keep trying to have their adverts not blocked.