OK so I like math. Although I'm not a statistician, I am pretty good with math (which is lucky for anyone in the USA haha bc in a few short months I will be using said math to prepare intravenous drug compounds for hospitalized patients... tl;dr if I sucked at this, it would suck WAAAY worse to be you bwahahah XD)
ANYWAY! It should not have escaped
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And I reckon the last two episodes of 7.2 will definitely be a help to the ratings... hopefully anyway!?
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Re s3 ... LOL THAT'S MY FAVORITE ONE!! I thought s2 was the weakest personally, and that s5 and s6 were weaker than s7 - just goes to show haha!!!
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It is all about the trends and they certainly do not look good. Viewers mean sponsors, and sponsors mean money. You do not need an engineering degree to figure that one out. It also shows that established viewers are leaving the show faster than new ones can find it. That is something that the BBC will certainly understand and have to address.
No matter what the Moff does for the 50th, it is bound to be a ratings bonanza. Once he blows his wad on that episode, he can safely leave and claim that everything was perfect when he handed over the reins. It is the perfect time to leave and blame the next person for the slip in ratings. He is in a win-win scenario because it happens to be 2013.
Thank you for this post :)
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The difference in perceptions between us Statisticians and them Engineers ay ;)
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http://tomspilsbury.moonfruit.com/#/home/4554491282/Let%27s-Kill-This-Myth/195123
Whilst we cannot analyse all the recent ratings in this way due to lack of data (Iplayer stats will not be available for a while) it is probable to be the same.
What the figures are possibly mapping is the move from TV to online watching (just as the strong downwards trend from S1 to S2 tracks people moving to repeat vieiwings ( ... )
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