Reality TV
'Strictly Come Dancing' not clashing with 'X Factor', says BBC One controller
Published Thursday, Sep 1 2011, 19:59 BST | By Paul Millar | 6 comments

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The BBC One controller has ruled out any overlap between the two Saturday night reality shows, reports The Guardian.
Cohen told this year's MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival: "I'm not massively interested whether we beat it or not."
There was an uproar from fans when the two shows went head-to-head in 2009 while Jay Hunt headed BBC One, with the ratings for both channels hurt in the process.
Following criticism from BBC Trust chairman Michael Lyons, BBC One aired Strictly in an earlier slot to avoid The X Factor.
However, until now, the BBC had refused to rule out any further clashes.

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