833,000 people watched Doctor Who on BBC 1 at 22 minutes past 7, which could appeal to viewers in categories D and C, especially those aged 15-45. Russell Howard's Good News on Dave had 3,010 viewers at 10:02pm and likely appealed to category C2 viewers aged 16-25 or 30. Spaced on 4Music had 9,900 viewers at 10:50pm and probably appealed to students and young adults in categories C-D aged 16-45 as both the author and their parents enjoyed watching it.

1. BBC 1: Doctor who Saturday 2nd September 833000 people
watched this, it was on at the start of prime time at
22minutes past 7, I personally think that this program could
reach out to all categories of viewers but mostly D and C
categories. I think that this show in particular would fall into
multiple categories probably most of age categories 15-45
years old.
Dave: Russell Howard’s good news 2nd September 3010
watched this on a little bit later at 2minutes past 10 the
people that would watch this would most likely come under
Category C2. This program appeals to a more specific
audience probably 16-25 maybe 30 years of age.
4Music: Spaced 2nd September 9900 people watched this, on
quite late at 10 minutes to 11the people that watched this
program would be students or young adults so category C –
D. This program would be to a more spread audience from
about 16-45 years old, I think this because I have watched
this show but my parents also like it.