Sky Atlantic was given a boost in the Wednesday night ratings by a solid performance from new drama series The Tunnel.
Sky's adaptation of Nordic Noir favourite The Bridge pulled in 362k at 9pm last night (October 16), an impressive figure for the channel with a homegrown production.
Stephen Merchant's Hello Ladies followed on Sky Atlantic at 10pm with 150k, while series two of Veep launched at 10.30pm with 40k.
On Sky Living, the second series of Chicago Fire started with 208k (0.89%) at 8pm, while Universal Channel's US acquisition Sleepy Hollow is proving to be a cult favourite with 354k (1.64%) tuning in at 9pm.
BBC One's The Great British Year attracted 2.63 million (12.15%) at 9pm and the second part of Stephen Fry's Out There documentary had 976k (4.51%) in the same timeslot.
Cilla Black's return to ITV in The One And Only... pulled in 3.92 million (19.05%) at 9pm, winning its slot.
Channel 4 had success with Grand Designs at 9pm attracting 2.54 million (11.75%) and Gogglebox amusing 1.42 million (8.06%) at 10pm.
Over on Channel 5, When Gastric Bands Go Wrong brought in 860k (3.97%) at 9pm, before the latest episode of Wentworth brought in 755k (4.5%) at 10pm.
The latest episode of TOWIE dazzled 792k (4.5%) at 10pm on ITV2.
