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"The Hotel Inspector had a strong performance for Five last night, according to early viewing figures. The eighth and final episode of the Alex Polizzi-fronted show, which aired during the 9pm hour, pulled in 2.35m (10.9%), scoring a new high for the series. The series opener interested 1.57m (6.8%), while the previous peak was 2.16m (10%) on Monday, August 3. Last night&amp;#039;s show was beaten by ITV1&amp;#039;s Monday Monday finale, which had 2.84m (13.2%), and remained fairly even with BBC One&amp;#039;s Can You Bank On Me?, which also took 2.35m (10.9%). BBC Two&amp;#039;s Future Of Food interested 1.78m (8.2%), while Channel 4 came last during the 9pm hour, drawing 1.27m (5.9%) with On Tour With The Queen. Earlier, at 8pm, 1.39m (6.2%) tuned in for The Gadget Show on Five, and Channel 4&amp;#039;s Prince John: The Windsors&amp;#039; Tragic Secret managed 970k (4.3%). Over on BBC Two, the half-hour University Challenge put in 2.71m (12.2%) at 8pm, then 2.24m (9.9%) watched the first in a new four-part series, Caribbean Food Made Easy. ITV1&amp;#039;s Airline averaged 3.05m (13.8%) between 8pm and 8.30pm, and Panorama brought in 2.2m (9.8%) for BBC One between 8.30pm and 9pm. The Big Brother highlights show, which aired at 10pm, logged 1.89m (11.3%) for Channel 4. A further 750k (0.9%) tuned in on timeshift. Overall, ITV1 came top during primetime with an average share of 21.4% to BBC One&amp;#039;s 17.4%. BBC Two was third with 8.5%, followed by Channel 4 with 6.1% (+1: 0.6%) and Five&amp;#039;s 6.6%. Elsewhere, Living&amp;#039;s Four Weddings grabbed 371k (1.9%) during the 9pm hour, beating E4&amp;#039;s screening of the latest One Tree Hill episode, which had 337k (1.7%). The final episode of BBC Three&amp;#039;s Underage And Pregnant put in a solid 480k (2.3%) between 8.30pm and 9pm.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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