The X Factor reached a series high last night (September 12), according to overnight data.
With no competition from Strictly Come Dancing (which more than handily beat the ITV show last weekend), The X Factor rose to 7.55 million (36.5%) from 8pm, with a further 359k (1.8%) on +1.
However, last year's corresponding episode on September 13, 2014 managed 8.43 million plus 441k on timeshift.
Elsewhere on ITV, Keep It in the Family and Through the Keyhole was seen by 2.89 million (16.4%) and 3.44 million (17.8%) respectively.
On BBC One, Pointless Celebrities entertained 3.96 million (21.4%) from 7.20pm, before The National Lottery: In It to Win It was watched by 3.1 million (15.1%). Last Night of the Proms averaged 4.09 million (21.2%) from 9pm.
The Proms started earlier on BBC Two with an audience of 1.27 million (6.5%) from 7.15pm.
Over on Channel 4, It Was Alright In appealed to 1.25 million (6.3%) in the 9pm hour.
Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother continued with 910k (6.5%) from 10.30pm, after Football League Tonight attracted 516k (2.7%).
On the multichannels, ITV2's The Xtra Factor grabbed 611k (3.2%) from 9.15pm.
