Seven wins fifth week, ABC still ahead of TEN.
Ratings: MKR's grip on the ratings delivers yet another week to Seven.
- Published by David Knox
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The latest ratings results sees no shift from Seven’s grip on the ratings crown, thanks to the unstoppable MKR.
TEN took its best share in 5 weeks but is still trailing ABC.
Network:
Seven: 31.8
Nine: 26.7
ABC: 18.1
TEN: 17.6
SBS: 5.7
My Kitchen Rules took spots 1-4 once more, with a season high of 1.78m on Tuesday. Other Seven brands were Sunday Night (965,000), Seven News (955,000) and Home and Away (863,000).
Nine News (Sun: 1.17m) was best for Nine. The Block Room Reveal was 924,000 and a new Big Bang Theory was 894,000.
New Tricks (1.08m) topped ABC followed by The Doctor Blake Mysteries (948,000) and ABC News (Sat: 906,000).
A simulcast eviction segment of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! was 800,000 on Tuesday for TEN. Shark Tank was 696,000 and NCIS was 594,000.
The Missing Evidence pulled 314,000 for SBS ONE followed by Insight (310,000) and Walking Through History (295,000).
Lastly, in the breakfast tours Sunrise (346,000) eclipsed Today, but included strategic coding of its Monday figures.
Primary channel:
Seven: 22.7
Nine: 18.2
ABC: 13.5
TEN: 12.7
SBS ONE: 4.4
On Saturday GO! hit a high of 9.0%, nearly trumping both Nine and TEN.
Multichannels:
GO!: 5.2
7TWO!: / 7mate: 4.6
GEM: 3.4
ELEVEN: 2.8
ABC2: 2.5
ONE: 2.1
ABC News 24: 1.4
SBS 2: 1.1
ABC3: 1.7
NITV: 0.2
Seven took the demos 16-39, 18-49 and 25-54.
Seven won Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, tieing with Nine for Friday. Nine also took Sunday. ABC bettered TEN on Monday, Friday and Saturday as well as Nine on Saturday.
Seven was victorious in all 5 cities.
5 Responses
David: on your multichannel shares you have Go listed twice instead of 7two.
Thanks, fixed!
It’s pretty boring at the moment ratings wise because it isn’t even close with Seven so far ahead and it ain’t gonna change anytime soon.
About as boring as F1. Seven is like the Mercedes team – so far in front that nobody will catch them this year, and Ten is like McLaren – they talk it up but fail to deliver.
Love the analogy ….so true.