The show had a total average of 1,735,000 viewers with 1,806,000 tuned in for the first hour, an audience of 1,726,000 for its second and 1,673,000 for the final hour.
The result means that Kambi will settle a TV proposition market in favour of 'No'.
As you'll see below, the bookmakers asked customers to bet whether or not they thought the show would have a total average of 1,750,000 viewers.
Going by the betting, it would appear as though the consensus was on the correct side as the eventual winner - after starting off at an even 17/20 along with 'Yes' - was backed into 7/10 by 6PM BST on the day of the programme.
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