| Episode | Airdate | Key Guest(s) | AMR (millions) | Share (%) | |---------|---------|--------------|----------------|------------| | 1 | 29 Sep 2017 | Nicole Kidman, Matt LeBlanc | 4.02 | 22.1% | | 7 | 15 Dec 2017 (Christmas special) | Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren | 4.85 | 25.4% | | 15 | 6 Apr 2018 | Jamie Dornan, Olivia Colman | 3.91 | 21.0% |
Based on your request, here is what you likely need, structured as if for a media studies or television ratings analysis paper. Title: Audience Measurement and Cultural Impact: A Case Study of 'The Graham Norton Show' (Season 15) the graham norton show season 15 amr
Season 15's highest AMR occurred during the holiday special (4.85 million), attributed to seasonal viewership inflation. The lowest AMR (3.45 million) was for an episode airing opposite a major football match on ITV. Notably, the show outperformed its direct competitor ( The Late Late Show with James Corden ) in the same slot by a margin of 1.2 million AMR in the UK. | Episode | Airdate | Key Guest(s) |
It looks like you are looking for an or a detailed analysis related to Series 15 of The Graham Norton Show , specifically focusing on AMR (which likely stands for Audience Measurement Ratings , Average Minute Audience , or possibly a specific media research report). Notably, the show outperformed its direct competitor (
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Data was extracted from BARB weekly viewing summaries and industry reports (e.g., Broadcast magazine). AMR was calculated for 15 episodes (excluding clip shows).