Media
Corrie court drama pulls in 11.8 million
Published Tuesday, Apr 3 2007, 13:09 BST | By Joanne Oatts
The 8.30pm episode, in which Barlow, played by Kate Ford, was found guilty of murdering boyfriend Charlie Stubbs, took a 50% of the audience.
Having recorded two separate endings for the trial in order to keep fans guessing, the final verdict saw viewing figures peak at 12.6 million.
The soap's earlier outing at 7.30pm managed an average 11.3 million viewers and a 53% share.
The final instalment of ITV1's thriller Mobile did not fare so well at 9pm, taking a 4.7 million audience and 22% share, down from last week's 5 million and a 23%.
BBC One's Panorama suffered at 8.30pm because of Corrie's success, only managing 2.3 million viewers and a 10% share for its investigation into the death of two British children in Corfu from fumes in their hotel room.
The corporation’s flagship soap EastEnders fared better at 8pm taking 8.9 million and a 39% share.
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