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Carlton · November 2000

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12000-11-01Wednesday29 listings 22000-11-02Thursday28 listings 32000-11-03Friday20 listings

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62000-11-06Monday29 listings 72000-11-07Tuesday31 listings 82000-11-08Wednesday29 listings 92000-11-09Thursday28 listings 102000-11-10Friday20 listings

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202000-11-20Monday29 listings 212000-11-21Tuesday30 listings 222000-11-22Wednesday29 listings 232000-11-23Thursday28 listings 242000-11-24Friday20 listings

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272000-11-27Monday28 listings 282000-11-28Tuesday29 listings 292000-11-29Wednesday30 listings 302000-11-30Thursday28 listings

Carlton · November 2000 statistics

Counts and programme patterns within this archive selection.

22

archived schedule days

600

listings indexed

27.3

average listings per day

109

unique programme titles

54

unique episode names

33.2 min

average listed duration

13.2%

listings with descriptions

2000-11-01 → 2000-11-30

archive span

Busiest archived day: 2000-11-07 · 31 listings

Most common listed duration: 30 minutes · 227 broadcasts

Longest listed programme: The Big Match: Champions’ League Live · 135 minutes

Most repeated 19:00-22:59 title: Emmerdale · 17 broadcasts

Indexed start times span 00:00-23:40

Top 20 most repeated programme titles

Ranked from most to least repeated within this archive selection.

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