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Channel 4's controversial Wife Swap series is on the rise in the ratings, according to the latest figures.
The reality show, which sees women swap their husbands and families, debuted a fortnight ago with a respectable 3.7 million audience. Last week it rose to an impressive 5.1 million, and yet further still last night to 5.7 million, a 23% share.
It fared better than BBC One's Red Cap, which had 5.5m, and BBC Two's documentary Collision Course with 1.4m. It was beaten only by ITV, which averaged 7.6m and a 30% share for Bond movie The World Is Not Enough.
Unsurprisingly, Channel 4 has already commissioned a second series from the programme's producer, RDF Media, who have also made a pilot of the show for US network ABC.
The reality show, which sees women swap their husbands and families, debuted a fortnight ago with a respectable 3.7 million audience. Last week it rose to an impressive 5.1 million, and yet further still last night to 5.7 million, a 23% share.
It fared better than BBC One's Red Cap, which had 5.5m, and BBC Two's documentary Collision Course with 1.4m. It was beaten only by ITV, which averaged 7.6m and a 30% share for Bond movie The World Is Not Enough.
Unsurprisingly, Channel 4 has already commissioned a second series from the programme's producer, RDF Media, who have also made a pilot of the show for US network ABC.
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