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By Paul Revoir Last updated at 4:49 PM on 24th November 2011 They are two of the biggest TV hits of the broadcasting year. But now Downton Abbey and Strictly Come Dancing are to go head to head on Christmas Day in the annual battle for millions of festive viewers. The broadcasters are placing the smash hit shows at the heart of their festive schedules and will compete to be the most watched programme on December 25. ITV are set to put the ratings-winning drama - starring Hugh Bonneville and Dame Maggie Smith, on at 9pm - while Strictly is set to air in a slightly earlier slot.

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Hur slutar meningen? Av Paul Revoir Senast uppdaterad kl. 16.49 den 24 november 2011 De är två av de största TV-hits av sändningsåret. Men nu ska Downton Abbey och Strictly Come Dancing gå i spetsen på juldagen i den årliga striden för miljontals festliga tittare. TV-bolagen placerar hitshowerna i centrum av sina festliga scheman och kommer att tävla om att bli det mest sedda programmet den 25 december. ITV är inställda på att sätta det prisbelönade dramat - med Hugh Bonneville och Dame Maggie Smith i huvudrollerna, klockan 21.00 - medan Strictly är inställd på att lufta i en något tidigare slot. - Dame Maggie Smith, den festliga delen av - Downton Abbey, den festliga delen av - Hugh Bonneville, den festliga delen av - ITV, den festliga delen av - Paul Revoir, den festliga delen av - Strikt, den festliga delen av - Strikt Kom Dansa, den festliga delen av -
How does the sentence end? By Paul Revoir Last updated at 16.49 p.m. on November 24, 2011 They are two of the largest television hits of the broadcast year. But now Downton Abbey and Strictly Come Dancing will spearhead Christmas Day in the annual battle for millions of festive viewers. The broadcasters place the hit shows at the centre of their festive schedules and will compete to become the most watched program on December 25. ITV is set to set the award-winning drama - starring Hugh Bonneville and Dame Maggie Smith, at 9 p.m. - while Strictly is set to air in a somewhat earlier slot. - Dame Maggie Smith, the festive part of - Downton Abbey, the festive part of - Hugh Bonneville, the festive part of - ITV, the festive part of - Paul Revoir, the festive part of - Strictly, the festive part of - Strictly Come Dance, the festive part of -
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