ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - Printable Version

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - VMPhil - 12-03-2024

It's a little bit odd in the fact that Cat only appeared once or twice previously on This Morning and with a completely different presenter.

You would hope there would have been screen testing given This Morning's track record of replacing a much-loved duo with an axed-before-the-week-was-over duo.

It seems clever to launch them at this time of the year though which is lower-profile and allows the chemistry to develop.

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - all new phil - 12-03-2024

I don’t think there was ever a risk of them not getting on or working well together though. Both are known to be professional. Zero chance of drama.

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - eyeTV - 12-03-2024

(12-03-2024, 11:05 AM)Brekkie Wrote:  P.S. Is Ben the first person to have two regular daytime shows in the schedule in quite some time?

Well even before This Morning he had GMB and Tipping Point, and Adil has GMB and Lingo. Or does that not count as daytime?

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - Ash101 - 12-03-2024

https://x.com/scottygb/status/1767511874885603776 

Is this a fair comparison?

This Morning runs longer, so that doesn’t seem like a bad number across 2 and a half hours?

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - freeview87 - 12-03-2024

Morning Live if i recall always wins its slot, even before extended. Scotts posting without any context that is something he'd pour scorn over with journalists.

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - Andrew - 12-03-2024

Scott is a BBC fan boy so I wouldn’t expect any different


It isn’t a bad number, and around what This Morning rates on a good day, it’s just that BBC One’s line up beats ITV every single morning, it’s just the way it is

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - all new phil - 12-03-2024

Difference being that Morning Live could be axed tomorrow and nobody would even notice.

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - Brekkie - 12-03-2024

BBC1 daytime has generally always beaten it. This Morning figures generally land in that 800k-1m mark so have remained stable during a turbulent year - ironically it's a bit of stability which may rock the boat.

Much better show today though - all a bit lighter and unsurprisingly Ben and Cat much more relaxed.

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - XIII - 12-03-2024

(12-03-2024, 02:18 PM)Brekkie Wrote:  BBC1 daytime has generally always beaten it. This Morning figures generally land in that 800k-1m mark so have remained stable during a turbulent year - ironically it's a bit of stability which may rock the boat.

Much better show today though - all a bit lighter and unsurprisingly Ben and Cat much more relaxed.

Morning Live also has great lead with BBC Breakfast. TM was getting 0.8m in the Holly and Phil era so I think the bosses will be happy.

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RE: ITV’s This Morning - September 2023 onwards - Flux - 12-03-2024

(12-03-2024, 11:55 AM)all new phil Wrote:  Watching today and honestly, it feels like the grown ups are finally back in charge. The titles look neat, and Cat and Ben seem like they’ve worked together for ages.

This sums up exactly the issue I’ve felt watching This Morning over this “temporary” period. It’s felt like the kids were being allowed a go. They did as best a job as they could but it was just rougher round the edges. Now the grownups have taken it back on track and it feels safer, more grounded. It’s subtle, but it’s noticable in the tone of the programme; and the tidied up titles just help illustrate that.

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