The final of Strictly Come Dancing peaked with more than 11.4 million viewers last night (Saturday, December 20), according to overnight figures.
BBC One's dancing competition managed 11.43m (48.2%) at 7.30pm.
The first part of the final averaged 10.65m (46.4%) from 6.30pm, while the results show - which saw Caroline Flack and Pasha Kovalev lift the glitterball trophy - was watched by 10.21m (42.8%) from 8.50pm.
In between, the latest episode of Atlantis drew 4.74m (21.6%).
On BBC Two, a repeat of Dad's Army entertained 2.53m (11.5%) from 7.55pm. It was followed by Christmas University Challenge and QI XL, which garnered 1.79m (7.8%) and 1.07m (4.5%) respectively.
ITV aired Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince from 7pm, which attracted 2.91m (12.6%) and an additional 348k (1.6%) on +1. The Jonathan Ross Show followed with 2.24m (13%).
Channel 4's Rewind the Christmas Hits appealed to 1.21m (5.3%) from 8pm, before Four Christmases was seen by 835k (4.2%).
Channel 5 showed Albert Finney's Scrooge, which managed 725k (3.2%) from 7.55pm.
