Le projet 'Ripper Street'

2.01 - Pure as the Driven
2.02 - Am I Not Monstrous?
2.03 - Become Man
2.04 - Dynamite and a Woman
2.05 - Threads of Silk and Gold
2.06 - A Stronger Loving World
2.07 - Our Betrayal (Pt 1)
2.08 - Our Betrayal (Pt 2)

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Ripper Street
We’re back on the streets of Victorian Whitechapel, as Ripper Street returns. But when we meet Insp Reid again, he’s a broken man.

'He's in a dark place,' says Matthew Macfadyen, who plays him. 'We find out that his wife has been committed to an asylum, because of what happened to her at the end of the previous series.'

Ripper Street returned for its second series with 5.08 million viewers on Monday, overnight data reveals.

The BBC One drama was the biggest draw of the night outside of soaps, with a 22.8% audience share. However, it was down around 30,000 viewers from its last episode in February.

Ripper Street topped Monday night's ratings outside of soaps despite a large drop, overnight data reveals.

The BBC One drama lost over 700,000 viewers, dipping to 4.34 million (18.9%) at 9pm.

Ripper Street dropped by a further 300,000 viewers for its third episode on Monday, according to overnight figures.

The BBC One drama was seen by 3.97 million (17.0%) at 9pm.

On BBC One, Ripper Street lost around 600k when up against I'm a Celebrity, dropping to 3.30m (12.6%) at 9pm. Fake Britain brought in 2.87m (11.5%) at 8.30pm.

Help us save Ripper Street from the BBC's axe. Follow, RT and prepare for on-line petition.

— Save Ripper Street (@SaveRipperSt) 4 Décembre 2013

Petition by David Saunderson
London, United Kingdom

As TV licence holders, taxpayers and Ripper Street fans, we object to the BBC's rash programming decision to cancel quality drama Ripper Street because it was not "successful" in the ratings against mindless reality show I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.

The purpose of a public broadcaster is to produce content that is in the public interest and not swayed by commerical pressures such as ratings.

It is appalling that British culture is being determined by brainless celebrity reality shows.

This cannot go on and we demand that the BBC uses our licence payments to produce and show us teleivison that we deserve to watch and will educate us and make our lives greater not dumb us down.

We remind the BBC that at a time when it is celebrating the 50 years success of Doctor Who that programmes need time to grow and find an audience. Had the BBC cancelled Doctor Who in 1963 after its initial ratings failure, we wouldn't be celebrating its 50th anniversary.

We call on the BBC to accept it has made a mistake and reverse its decision to axe Ripper Street and commence production on a third season immediately.