The overnight viewing figures are in for 7.6: The Bells Of Saint John.
The episode achieved a figure of 6.2m viewers, with an audience share of 30%, and Doctor Who was the third most-watched programme for Saturday, winning its time-slot for the evening.
Top Overnights - Saturday 15th September:
1 - 7.2m - Saturday Night Takeaway - ITV1
2 - 6.24m - The Voice - BBC One
3 - 6.2m - Doctor Who - BBC One
Final BARB ratings will be available within the next 10 days.
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[Source: Andy Parish]
The BBC have released a new promo image and trailer for 7.6: The Bells Of Saint John.
The new image (pictured-right) features The Doctor (Matt Smith) and Clara (Jenna-Louise Coleman) atop a building with a London vista behind them.
7.6: The Bells Of Saint John
The Doctor’s search for Clara Oswald brings him to modern day London, where wifi is everywhere. Humanity lives in a wifi soup, but something dangerous is lurking in the signals, picking off minds and imprisoning them. As Clara becomes the target of this insidious menace, the Doctor races to save her and the world from an ancient enemy.
A new trailer for 7.6: The Bells Of Saint John aired on Saturday, watch it below:
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The BBC have also released a prequel to the episode which you can watch below:
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Check Out DWO's Guide to Series 7 Part 2, below:
W = Written By / D = Directed By:
7.6: The Bells Of Saint John - [W: Steven Moffat / D: Colm McCarthy]
7.7: The Rings of Akhaten - [W: Neil Cross / D: Farren Blackburn]
7.8: Cold War - [W: Mark Gatiss / D: Douglas Mackinnon]
7.9: Hide - [W: Neil Cross / D: Jamie Payne]
7.10: Journey To The Centre Of The TARDIS - [W: Stephen Thompson / D: Mat King]
7.11: The Crimson Horror - [W: Mark Gatiss / D: Saul Metzstein]
7.12: Nightmare In Silver - [W: Neil Gaiman / D: Stephen Wolfenden] - Updated Title
7.13: The Name Of The Doctor - [W: Steven Moffat / D: Saul Metzstein] - Rumoured Title
+ 7.6: The Bells Of Saint John airs on Saturday 30th March on BBC One at 6:15PM.
[Source: BBC]
