Last night's episode of 'Spooks', which saw the team take down the head of Russia's intelligence service in Britain to avenge Adam's death, took a 22.1% share of the 9pm-10pm audience.
Rupert Penry-Jone, who played lead character Adam Carter, has been replaced by Richard Armitage as Lucas North, a former MI5 officer just released in a spy swap after eight years in a Russian prison.
ITV1's 'Cops with Cameras', featuring a police inspector intercepting a suspected heroin dealer on the M4, drew 3.4m viewers and a 14.7% share of the 9pm to 10pm audience.
The second part of Channel 4's 'Embarassing Teen Bodies' health series, which saw the mobile clinic visit a music festival attended by 45,000 teens, attracted 2.6m viewers and a 11.3% share. Including Channel 4+1 figures it reached 2.9m.
Five's 'CSI: Miami' crime drama series following the work of forensic investigators netted 2m viewers and an 8.5% share.
'British Style Genius', which this week focused on dressing for the British countryside and featured Eric Clapton, scored 1.4m viewers and a 5.8% share for BBC Two.
Later in the evening 'Neil Morrissey's Risky Business' following the 'Men Behaving Badly' star's dream to open a pub-brewery and sell bottles of branded ale in supermarkets, pulled in 1.2m viewers and a 7.3% share of the 10pm to 11pm audience on Channel 4. Including Channel 4+1 figures it reached 1.3m.
Over on E4 at 10pm-10.30pm the second part of horror thriller 'Dead Set', about a nation of zombies invading the Big Brother house, attracted 800,000 viewers and a 4.2% share, down 400,000 viewers on its debut the previous night. Including E4+1 figures it reached 1m viewers.
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