In a year characterized by exceptional entertainment offerings, the film “Barbie” has clinched the title of the best film of 2023, while the BBC’s coverage of King Charles’ Coronation stands out as the most-watched TV event of the year.
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King Charles’ coronation captured the attention of an impressive 12.8 million viewers, making it the top TV moment of 2023. This event surpassed the viewership of other major broadcasts, including the highly-anticipated final of the BBC series “Happy Valley,” which drew in 11.9 million viewers in February.
Other notable events that commanded significant viewership included the Eurovision Song Contest with 10.7 million viewers and Channel 4’s “The Great British Bake Off” final, attracting an audience of 9.7 million people.
Top TV Moments of 2023:
- King Charles’ Coronation – BBC – 12.8 million viewers
- Happy Valley Final – BBC – 11.9 million viewers
- Eurovision Song Contest – BBC – 10.7 million viewers
- The Great British Bake Off Final – Channel 4 – 9.7 million viewers
- I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Final – ITV – 9 million viewers
- Planet Earth III – BBC – 8.7 million viewers
- Strictly Come Dancing Final – BBC – 8.5 million viewers
- Death In Paradise – BBC – 8.3 million viewers
- Unforgotten – ITV – 8.2 million viewers
- Wild Isles – BBC – 8.2 million viewers
This comprehensive list reflects the diverse interests of TV audiences in 2023, ranging from royal events to competitive reality shows and nature documentaries. The year has served as a testament to the rich variety and depth of television programming available to viewers, showcasing the industry’s ability to cater to a wide array of tastes and preferences.
