Scotland’s football team may have not made it out of the group stages of Euro 2024 - but they did attract the biggest television audience of the year.
The viewership figures have been released as part of Ofcom’s Media Nations Report.
It shows the increasing popularity of streaming platforms, with only six out of the 10 most-watched programmes on traditional terrestrial channels.
The report also found that Scots were more likely to watch television on YouTube than in any part of the UK.
Here are the 10 most-watched shows of 2024 in Scotland.
5. Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (BBC)
Another big Christmas Day hit, and the last programme to have over a million Scottish viewers in 2024, was the latest Wallace and Gromit film - 'Murder Most Fowl'. 1.03 million of us enjoyed the duo taking on the dastardly Feathers McGraw and Norbert the robot gnome. | CREDIT LINE:BBC/Aardman Animations/Richard Davies/Stuart Collis
6. Fool Me Once (Netflix)
Harlan Coben adaptation 'Fool Me Once' was Netflix' most successful original show of the year - watched by 979,000 Scottish viewers. | Vishal Sharma/Netflix
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7. Sing (Netflix)
Scots clearly like animated films from 2016. 'Sing' also makes the list, with 965,000 viewers on Netflix. | Contributed
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8. Baby Reindeer (Netflix)
'Baby Reindeer', which Scottish performer Richard Gadd created and starred in, was the most talked about show of the year. A total of 952,000 Scots tuned into Netflix for the first episode to see what all the fuss was about. | Netflix