Viewers Television Bbc Average Tv Watching Small Attract

• the programme attracted millions of viewers.
• british television viewers saw him this week in a bbc documentary.
• the average american tv viewer spends five hours a day watching the small screen.
• an attempt to attract younger viewers

viewer

1. a person watching television or a video on the internet
• The programme attracted millions of viewers.
• British television viewers saw him this week in a BBC documentary.
• The average American TV viewer spends five hours a day watching the small screen.
• an attempt to attract younger viewers
• Her performance has grabbed the attention of 100 million YouTube viewers.
• a regular viewer of the show

Extra Examples

• BBC viewers saw the prime minister lose his cool on last night's ‘Question Time’.
• Hundreds of viewers called in to complain after the show.
• It is estimated that four million viewers watched the programme.
• Many producers have a low opinion of the average viewer's intelligence.
• More than six million viewers tuned in to see the game.
• Most cable viewers have a few channels that they watch regularly.
• TV viewers saw the giant funnel of a tornado speeding across the fields.
• The announcer informed viewers that programmes would be running late.
• The announcer informed viewers that the game had been postponed.
• The evening news is to change its serious image in a bid to attract more viewers.
• The first series is probably the one best remembered by fans and casual viewers alike.
• The new sitcom has been a big hit with viewers.
• The presenter's style may alienate some viewers.
• Viewers can vote for their favourite/favorite performer.
• We want to present viewers with something they haven't seen before.
• While fewer people are attending football matches, armchair viewers are growing in number.
• a major new drama series that looks set to shock television viewers
• attempts to lure younger viewers to the channel
2. a person who looks at or considers something
• Some of her art is intended to shock the viewer.
• Many informed viewers of the current political scene are becoming critical of the government.
3. a device for looking at slides (= photographs on special film), for example a small box with a light in it