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"My Big Fat Gypsy Valentine gave Channel 4 a boost in the ratings last night (February 11), early viewing figures show. Monday night&amp;#039;s one-off special rated below most previous editions of the hit Cutting Edge spinoff, but still averaged a strong 3.57 million (15.8%) in the 9pm hour, adding 505,000 an hour later on +1. Charlie Brooker&amp;#039;s anthology series Black Mirror followed with a decent 1.27m (7.4%) at 10pm (+1: 223k), its second largest audience but down around 500k on the show&amp;#039;s first ever screening in December 2011.   Elsewhere, Lewis drew 5.9m (22.9%) for potentially its final ever edition, although ITV didn&amp;#039;t advertise it in any way as such. Perhaps poignantly, Lewis won the 9pm slot for the first time this year as Penguins: Spy in the Huddle - which managed a respectable 4.57m (17.8%) - replaced BBC One&amp;#039;s popular comedy schedule. BBC Two&amp;#039;s 8pm hour continued to thrill as University Challenge interested 2.89m (13.5%) and 2.47m (9.6%) watched Food and Drink half-an-hour later, the latter nearly matching Panorama which could only muster 2.69m (9.5%) for BBC One. Cornwall with Caroline Quentin got the better of University Challenge without too much problem however, attracting 3.59m (14.3%) to ITV at 8pm and 145k on +1.  Over on 5, Police Interceptors logged 966k (3.8%) from 8pm, after which countdown show Britain&amp;#039;s Best Comedy Characters amused 674k (3.7%). This meant Sky Sports 1 finished above the network with a 3.7% primetime share for its Monday Night Football, with Channel 5 only managing 3%. Thanks in large part to Corrie and Emmerdale, ITV won last night&amp;#039;s primetime ratings battle with 24% (+1: 1%), leaving BBC One trailing with 19.6%. BBC Two edged Channel 4 to third place with 7.3% versus 6.7% (+1: 1%).  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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