Strictly Come Dancing was Saturday's (November 30) highest-rated show, peaking with an audience of 10.27 million (45.2%).
Featuring dances from around the world, this week's show was seen by an average audience of 9.63 million (42.4%) from 7pm on BBC One.
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! was ITV's highest-rated show, entertaining 7.85 million (38.5%) from 9.45pm.
It was preceded by The X Factor, which drew an average audience of 7.55 million (33.1%). A further 133k watched on ITV+1, while 167k (0.8%) tuned into ITV2's The Xtra Factor.
ITV's evening began with 3.4 million (15.4%) for The Chase: Celebrity Special at 7pm and ended with 2.55 million (20%) for The Jonathan Ross Show at 10.50pm.
Back on BBC One, Atlantis was seen by 3.76 million (16.7%) at 8.15pm, followed by 3.92 million (17.4%) for Casualty.
BBC One's evening ended with 2.99 million (19.5%) for Match of the Day, which featured highlights from Hull vs Manchester United and QPR vs Leicester.
A Dad's Army repeat was once again BBC Two's best performing show of Saturday night, playing to 1.78 million (7.9%).
Elsewhere, Flog It! averaged 680k (3.1%) from 7pm, Perry and Croft: Made in Britain attracted 1.13 million (4.8%) viewers, while QI XL rounded the night off with 1.10 million (4.9%).
Channel 4's Woolly Mammoth: The Autopsy informed 400k (1.8%) at 7pm, followed by 880k (3.9%) for Walking Through History: England's Last Battle, and 900k (4.3%) for The Inbetweeners.
A Channel 5 movie double bill of The Bridge at Remagen and The Expendables attracted 553k (2.5%) and 741k (3.6%), respectively.
On the multichannels, ITV 3's showing of Foyle's War was seen by 699k (3.3%), while BBC Four's Inspector Montalbano picked up 670k (3.1%).
