Top 10 Highest Rated Shows of 2007
Rank | Show | Rating |
---|---|---|
1 | EastEnders | 14.34 million |
2 | Doctor Who | 13.31 million |
3 | Rugby World Cup 2007 | 13.10 million |
4 | Coronation Street | 13.08 million |
5 | The Vicar of Dibley | 13.08 million |
6 | X Factor results | 12.23 million |
7 | Concert for Diana | 12.22 million |
8 | Strictly Come Dancing | 12.09 million |
9 | The X Factor | 11.78 |
10 | Britain's Got Talent | 11.58 million |
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