The programme follows a group of people trying to live as Victorian shopkeepers, in the same mould as ‘The 1900 House’, and had an average of 5.36 million viewers, a 21.9% share of the TV watching audience.
The final episode of the Arctic-based I’m a Celebrity… style show, ‘71 Degrees North’, which saw ‘Hollyoaks’ actor Marcus Patrick crowned champion, had an average audience of 3.52 million, a 14.4% share of the TV watching audience.
Elsewhere, Channel Five’s latest episode of ‘CSI: Miami’ had an average audience of 1.9 million between 9pm and 10pm, a 7.9% share of the TV watching audience, beating comedy on BBC Two and Gordon Ramsay on Channel 4.
One hour before starring as a judge in ‘Turn Back Time: The High Street’, fruit and veg man Greg Wallace, with the help of three Michelin star chef Michel Roux, crowned the winner of ‘Masterchef: The Professionals’.
Between 8pm and 9pm an average of 3.71 million people watched ‘Masterchef: The Professionals’ on BBC Two, which culminated with Claire Lara becoming the series’ first female winner, with a 15.1% share of the TV watching audience.
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