Call the Midwife topped the ratings on Sunday (January 25), according to overnight data.
The BBC One period drama attracted an average audience of 9.04 million viewers (34.1%) at 8pm, adding around 700,000 viewers on last week's premiere.
Earlier, Countryfile attracted 7.62m (35.1%) at 6.30pm, while Still Open All Hours aired to 7.85m (34.1%) at 7.30pm. Last Tango in Halifax continued with 6.32m (25.8%) at 9pm, while Match of the Day's FA Cup round-up scored 2.43m (19.8%) at 10.30pm.
Over on BBC Two, Hugh Jackman's Real Steel appealed to 1.35m (6.2%) at 6pm, before Top Gear opened with 5.28m (20.2%) at 8pm. The new series of Dragon's Den averaged 2.35m (9.6%) at 9pm.
ITV's Get Your Act Together dipped to 2.49m (10.9%) at 7pm (108k/0.4% on +1), before All Star Family Fortunes entertained 2.58m (9.8%) at 8.15pm (93k/0.4%).
The new series of Mr Selfridge opened to low ratings in comparison to previous years. The first episode of the period drama was watched by 3.35m (13.7%) at 9pm (400k/2.5%), down from last year's overnight score of 4.85m and 2013's 6.9m.
Channel 4's Secret Agent with Phil Spencer interested 1.03m (4.6%) at 7pm (92k/0.3%), followed by The Hotel with 1.17m (4.5%) at 8pm (113k/0.5%) and Walking the Nile with 1.93m (7.9%) at 9pm (169k/1.1%).
On Channel 5, Seann William Scott's Bulletproof Monk entertained 775k (3.2%) at 7pm (66k/0.3%). Celebrity Big Brother continued with 2.37m (9.7%) at 9pm (405k/2.5%), before science fiction thriller The Darkest Hour averaged 726k (5.4%) at 10pm (102k/1.4%).
BBC Three's repeat of The Voice attracted 601k (2.4%) at 7.30pm.
