The Voice UK has continued to deliver high Saturday night ratings, going over eight million during last night's (February 1) instalment, according to overnight data.
The singing competition gave BBC One an average of 8.50 million viewers during its 7.15pm - 8.30pm slot, taking 36.6% of the audience share.
Over on ITV, Tom Daley's Splash! continued with a slight increase in viewers from last week at 6.45pm, with 3.62m (16%) tuning in to see Perri Kiely and Keith Duffy make it through to the final of the diving competition.
Back to BBC One, National Lottery: Who Dares Wins entertained 5.89m (26.6%) at 8.30pm, while the latest episode of medical drama Casualty had 5.20m (24.1%) gripped at 9.20pm.
BBC Two's biggest primetime ratings came from Dad's Army at 8pm, with 1.94m (8.2%) tuning in to the wartime sitcom. 2010 comedy film Made in Dagenham brought in 1.22m (5.9%) at 9.15pm.
ITV's Take Me Out attracted 3.28m (14.6%) at 8.15pm, while 2.83m (13.7%) tuned in to The Jonathan Ross Show at 9.30pm.
An added 242k (1.5%) watched Jonathan Ross an hour later on ITV+1, with guests including Liam Neeson, Danny Dyer, Peter Andre and Goldie Hawn.
Channel 4's US drama Hostages saw a slight dip in ratings, dropping around 110k viewers from last week's instalment, with 640k (2.9%) at 9pm.
Earlier in the evening, Speed with Guy Martin was watched by 610k (2.72%) at 7pm, followed by Bigfoot Files with 540k (2.34%).
On Channel 5, a double-bill of NCIS pulled in 648k (2.9%) and 809k (3.4%) at 6.45pm and 7.35pm respectively, while feature-length episode The NCIS Movie: War on Terror attracted 1.18m (5.3%) at 8.30pm.
Over on the multichannels, BBC Four's The Bridge continued to do well for the channel, with 1.12m (5.1%) tuning in at 9pm and 985k (5.1%) watching the series finale at 10pm.
ITV 2's showing of Daniel Craig's Quantum of Solace entertained 927.8k (4.6%) at 9pm.
