LADbible (0.84) and ITV (0.84) form two near-equal peaks in This Morning's top 10 — a website and a TV channel pulling almost identical audience shapes, with no single dominant neighbor.
Similarity here measures how closely two entities' audiences resemble each other in composition. The two-peak structure means This Morning's audience doesn't consolidate around one kind of entity; it bridges a digital media cluster and a broadcast television cluster simultaneously. LADbible at 0.84 represents the website/digital-publisher end; ITV at 0.84 anchors the TV channel end. Below them, Love Island (0.78) and talkSPORT (0.75) extend the pattern — one fellow TV Show, one Podcasts and Radio entry — before the scores step down to Match of the Day (0.69) and BBC Radio 5 Live (0.69). The remaining top-10 positions are held by BBC One (0.66, TV Channels), SPORTbible (0.66, News Publishers), Jimmy Carr (0.65, Comedians), and U.S. Coast Guard (0.63, Government). That last entry is the structural outlier: nine of the ten neighbors are UK media properties or a UK comedian, making the U.S. Government entity a notable anomaly at the edge of the cluster. Within the top 10, two neighbors share This Morning's own TV Shows subcategory — Love Island and Match of the Day — while the majority are TV Channels, Podcasts and Radio, and adjacent media kinds.
The overall shape is an audience that sits at the intersection of mainstream British broadcast and high-reach digital media, with sports-adjacent radio and news publishers filling out the mid-range.