This Week in France
La Prophétie de Noël
(incorporating: Part One / Part Two)
Last updated 21 March 2017
8:35pm CET (19:35 GMT) < > « »
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France 4
Featuring: David Tennant, Bernard Cribbins, Claire Bloom, Timothy Dalton, Alexandra Moen, John Simm, Catherine Tate
Broadcast notes:
TWiDW wasn't sure of the exact schedule for the evening, with the story listed at 40 minutes(!). Wikipedia indicate that it did indeed get broadcast, but it isn't clear if this was a compilation of the whole story or the two parts back-to-back (it just records a single rating).
Broadcast Source: TWiDW/Wikipedia (France)
Reports from the This Week in Doctor Who Archive:
Monday 20th December 2010:
France 4 http://www.france4.fr
Christmas Day 8:35PM CET 417/418 The End of Time (either part one or both parts) (French premiere)
France 4 lists The End of Time (1 hour for part 1, 73 minutes for part 2) as airing in a 40 MINUTE time slot. They have it with 45 minute versions of 416 The Waters of Mars and 414 The Next Doctor scheduled afterwords, keeping the show running till about 10:45PM. Now, if you edit the cliffhangers together you could air the full The End of Time in a movie ending around 10:45PM, so I'm very dubious on the schedule. Viewers are also saying that The End of Time is available early on France 4's website to watch online. I don't know if that version is complete, as the website locks videos so only computers believed to be in France can see them.
» Wikipedia indicated The End of Time did indeed broadcast on the day, though it isn't clear if this was a compilation of the two episodes or shown separately (ratings gave a single number).
France 4 http://www.france4.fr
Christmas Day 8:35PM CET 417/418 The End of Time (either part one or both parts) (French premiere)
France 4 lists The End of Time (1 hour for part 1, 73 minutes for part 2) as airing in a 40 MINUTE time slot. They have it with 45 minute versions of 416 The Waters of Mars and 414 The Next Doctor scheduled afterwords, keeping the show running till about 10:45PM. Now, if you edit the cliffhangers together you could air the full The End of Time in a movie ending around 10:45PM, so I'm very dubious on the schedule. Viewers are also saying that The End of Time is available early on France 4's website to watch online. I don't know if that version is complete, as the website locks videos so only computers believed to be in France can see them.
» Wikipedia indicated The End of Time did indeed broadcast on the day, though it isn't clear if this was a compilation of the two episodes or shown separately (ratings gave a single number).
Monday 27th December 2010:
France 4 http://www.france4.fr
28 December 1:20PM, 30 December 11:25PM CET 417 The End Of Time, Part One
28 December 2:45PM, Late 30 December 12:30AM CET 418 The End Of Time, Part Two
France 4 http://www.france4.fr
28 December 1:20PM, 30 December 11:25PM CET 417 The End Of Time, Part One
28 December 2:45PM, Late 30 December 12:30AM CET 418 The End Of Time, Part Two
Ratings Information:
Consolidated figures: 0.416m viewers, 2.1% audience share
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