Last week's Super Bowl attracted a record-breaking television audience.
Period drama Call the Midwife attracted a record-breaking weekend audience when the hit series returned for a third run on Sunday.
It also attracted a record-breaking peak audience of 3 million to watch David Haye's comeback fight against Australian Mark De Mori, broadcast on Dave.
Before screening on BBC1 this week, Kay's latest sitcom got a bump-start by premiering on iPlayer, and Car Share turned out to be a particularly high-performance comedy vehicle: in five days, it attracted a record-breaking 2.8m views.
Neneh Cherry was an enthralling highlight of early July's excellent Love Supreme festival, which has already announced its 2016 dates as 1-3 July and attracted a record-breaking 22,000 visitors this year.
Last year, at the national Art and Exhibition Hall in Bonn, the show attracted a record-breaking 200,000 visitors and was awarded the Leone d'Oro di San Marco, one of the most distinguished cultural prizes in Europe.
Pay-TV company UKTV, the owner of channels including Gold and Alibi, has been emboldened to extend its coverage of live sports after attracting a record-breaking peak audience of 3 million to watch David Haye's comeback fight against Australian Mark de Mori free-to-air on Dave in January.
That was a record, breaking the one set just last year.
