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viewer

[vyoo-er] / ˈvyu ər /


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“But I think anything that takes away from the authenticity of the game and the broadcast and the viewers, that’s what would bother him.”

From Los Angeles Times

It was revealed as the fourth regular series of the BBC show launched on Thursday, hot on the heels of the successful celebrity version, which attracted more than 15 million viewers.

From BBC

“The Chronology of Water” feels like the natural next step: a film that refuses to dull its bite and forces the viewer into its abrasive tone, confident that they’ll grow accustomed to its rhythm.

From Salon

Series finales leave viewers to fill in the blanks beyond the chapters they close.

From Los Angeles Times

The fourth regular series follows the hugely successful celebrity spin-off, which aired in the autumn and attracted 15 million viewers.

From BBC