The final of Celebrity Big Brother 2014 was watched by 2.10m last night (September 12), as Gary Busey was crowned the winner.
Overnight data suggests that Channel 5 took an 11.4% average share of the audience from 9pm, with an additional 56.8k (0.4%) who tuned in an hour later on +1.
Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side followed at 10.45pm, falling short of the million mark with 977.5k watching (9%) (+1: 70.2k, 1.2%).
Outside of soaps, BBC One's Would I lie to You? was the most watched primetime show. Guest panellists Fiona Bruce, Micky Flanagan, Steve Jones and Claudia Winkleman entertained 2.79m (13.6%) from 8.30pm - 9pm.
The latest episode of Boomers also performed well, with an average of 2.65m viewers at 9pm (13.2%), while the new series of Big School continued with 2.34m (12.1%) from 9.30pm.
Over on BBC Two, The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice sweetened 2.50m (12.4%), as Jo Brand and fans look back at European cake week.
From 9.30pm, Gardeners' World kept 1.89m of the audience (9.8%).
Meanwhile on ITV, Italian chef Gino D'Acampo ventured to Venice in his latest culinary adventure for Gino's Italian Escape, tempting 2.41m (12.6%) and an extra 109.1k (0.5%) on +1.
Andrew Flintoff was the subject of this week's Piers Morgan's Life Stories, which attracted 1.85m (9.4%) from 9pm (+1: 111.0k, 0.7%).
On Channel 4, a new episode of 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown aired from 9pm to 1.64m (8.3%), with guests David Baddiel and Trevor Noah, as well as Joey Essex in Dictionary Corner (+1: 402.4k, 2.6%).
Alan Carr was joined by Jack Whitehall, Jon Richardson, Matt Forde, Piers Morgan and Abbey Clancy in this week's episode of Chatty Man, which entertained 1.04m (6.9%) (+1: 133.4k, 1.5%).
