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Reality gap narrows and Seven wins Tuesday

Ratings: The Voice dips and MKR rises, giving Seven the night -but Biggest Loser is crushed even lower.

2013-04-17_0907The gap between Reality juggernauts narrowed last night as The Voice slipped to 1.89m viewers and My Kitchen Rules lifted to 1.67m and that was enough to help Seven win Tuesday night.

But the victim continues to be The Biggest Loser, crushed to a dismal 382,000.

Seven won the night with a network share of 33.6% then Nine 31.3%, ABC 15.1%, TEN 14.8% and SBS 5.2%.

Next for Seven was Packed to the Rafters (1.42m), Seven News (1.33m), Today Tonight (1.09m), Home and Away (926,000), Deal or No Deal (528,000). A movie Charlie St. Cloud was 331,000.

The Voice still topped Tuesday at 1.89m viewers. Next best for Nine was Nine News (1.33m). It also coded an extended News separately as 1.32m. A shortened Current Affair was 1.21m. The Following was 727,000, Hot Seat was 671,000, Two and a Half Men was 389,000. Anger Management was 288,000.

ABC News (904,000) led ABC1 then 7:30 (624,000), New Tricks (616,000), Foreign Correspondent (528,000). At the Movies was 380,000.

TEN was unable to rise beyond TEN News (717,000). NCIS was 595,000, NCIS: LA was 513,000, The Project was 478,000. Alas The Biggest Loser is in a tailspin at 382,000, behind The Bold and The Beautiful on 384,000.

Who Do You Think You Are? (364,000) was best for SBS ONE then World News Australia (184,000), Insight (183,000) and Dateline (136,000).

OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 16 April 2013

11 Responses

  1. @steveim
    You might need to bring back the scoreboard as MKR is slowly catching up to The Voice and I assume tonight will be MKR 1 The Voice 0 lol

  2. I do love The voice but feel they are trying out too many people who use to have a career eg Michael Paynter and the guy who use to play with LRB. He said he did over 500 shows in the US. I don’t mind the back up singers that have not made it though. Also, the judges really need to change their clothes. That outfit Seal has worn for 2 weeks is pretty average and Delta needs a new outfit too.

  3. @The Moops: No need for TEN to shunt TBL to a secondary channel… as it has already become one.

    The Voice seemed to go on forever last night; so much so that I watched my recording of Sunday night’s episode of Downton Abbey at 7.30pm and still saw the end of The Voice.

    Also, interesting that Nine lost 1.16 million viewers after The Voice. It seems The Following doesn’t have much of one.

  4. No sympathies for TEN – the very idea of The Biggest Loser is appalling, the execution even worse (and I’ve only seen mere snippets and promos).

  5. Because Nine are having to run The Voice on Sundays this year to turn competing with Ten into winning Sunday night.

    Makes things more interesting.

  6. I thought MKR would be crushed by the blind auditions, I can’t believe they are close to level pegging. I guess it shows that people have had time to emotionally invest in MKR and intend to stick around for the duration. Dismal figures for TBL, the sort of figures that should see it shunted to a secondary channel.

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