Casualty appealed to more than 4 million viewers on BBC One last night (August 8), according to overnight figures.
The drama treated 4.24m (24.2%) from 9.10pm, after The National Lottery: Five Star Family Reunion took 3.01m (18.3%).
Earlier from 6.25pm, an airing of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom averaged 2.49m (17.5%).
On BBC Two, a repeat of Dad's Army entertained 1.49m (8.8%) from 8.40pm, before Keira Knightley's The Duchess was watched by 1.11m (6.7%).
Over on ITV, Keep It in the Family began with 2.77m (18.6%) in the 7pm hour. The Cube followed with 2.35m (14.6%) and The Bourne Identity thrilled 1.29m (8%) from 9pm.
Channel 4's Homes by the Sea averaged 804k (5.4%) in the 7pm hour. The A-Team attracted 784k (4.9%) later on.
On Channel 5, Killer Landslides had an audience of 458k (2.8%), and Football League Tonight opened with 578k (3.4%).
The multichannels were topped at primetime by Lewis, which garnered 583k (3.5%) on ITV3 from 8pm.
