Seven runs away with Tuesday ratings
Ratings: X Factor and Winners and Losers are the only entertainment shows over the magic million on Tuesday.
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The X Factor continued its reign at the top of the ratings last night with 1.42m viewers as it revealed its final 12 for this year’s Live shows. Along with Winners and Losers (1.01m), Seven was the only network to see any entertainment shows over the magic million.
As a result, it ran away with the night.
Seven network was 33.1% then Nine 24.3%, TEN 20.1%, ABC 17.9% and SBS 4.7%.
Amongst Seven’s other results were Seven News (1.21m), Today Tonight (979,000), Home and Away (916,000), Deal or No Deal (499,000) and Movie: Just Like Heaven (387,000).
Nine News (1.19m) was best for Nine then ACA (1.00m), Big Brother (871,000), Hot Seat (658,000), The Great Australian Bakeoff (622,000) and The Bible (384,000 / 348,000).
Under The Dome was second in its timeslot on 840,000, then MasterChef (808,000), The Project (688,000), TEN News (614,000), NCIS: LA (477,000). The Simpsons was 345,000.
ABC News won its timeslot with 928,000 for ABC1 followed by New Tricks (806,000), Foreign Correspondent (687,000), 7:30 (673,000), At the Movies (484,000) and Country House Rescue (254,000).
Insight (224,000) was best on SBS ONE then World News Australia (204,000), Who Do You Think You Are? (203,000) and Dateline (142,000).
ABC2’s Kioka led multichannels with 298,000.
Nine Afternoon News: 235,000
Seven News at 4: 182,000
Nine News Now: 120,000
Daily Edition: 51,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 20 August 2013
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Wouldn’t mind if TEN switched it around a little bit, 5:00pm The Simpsons, 5:30-6:30pm TEN News, 6:30-7:30pm The Project … would suit my getting home schedule better anyway (greedy … I may be).
Interesting how the Nominations night on Big Brother seems to pull in the lowest ratings each week (not counting Friday’s 30 min show), still think it should be cut to one hour each night.
@Daniel, Ten News used to run until 6.30pm followed by The Project. It’s been done and was a fail.
Imagine if Ten never messed with the traditional schedule. Simpsons @ 6, Neighbours @ 6.30 and The 7pm Project.
I would like to see Bake Off back next year also. Maybe in a better timeslot. Maybe run The Block Sun – Wed & have Bake Off on Thurs at 7. I just don’t think it was an 8.30 show.
I am wondering how X Factor results nights will go on Monday seeing that most show around the world except for American Idol seem to be doing away with a separate results show.
The Project is finally gathering some traction again. The last thing it needs is another timeslot change.
I’ve actually really enjoyed Bake Off, lol. I hope they bring it back next year.
TEN 5PM to 6PM news 6PM to 7PM project Sunday to Friday 7PM to 730PM local project were each state does it versions of project
Apparently, Bake Off got beaten by not only The X Factor, Winners and Losers and Under The Dome, but also New Tricks on ABC1.
Nine came Fourth from 8:30 Onwards.
I would be interested in an alternative to news at 6pm on ten. I have no interest in watching the simpsons but would be willing to give something else a try if available. I don’t generally watch Neighbours but it seems to rate similar to the simpsons and I would watch it occasionally if on the main channel. I prefer the project at 6.30pm and tend to forget about it on eleven. Ten really need to think outside the box about their programming.
It will be interesting to see if 10 destroy UTD next week. My guess is they will and the Woolworths advert will bomb in its timeslot.
I live regionally and Bakeoff is now starting at 7.30 which is the right time for a family show like this. Previously the kids had to watch on catchup as it was starting at 8.30 or later.
I think it’s a great show for family viewing and seems more like 10 than 9 to me. They are certainly 10 ratings figures anyway.
Imagine how well The Project would be rating if it had a better lead in than The Simpsons.
Maybe it’s time to move the News to 5:30pm.
@Sunny, I have caught from of Bake Off repeats on GO this week, I actually don’t mind it as it is simple, fun and well edited. Is not trash like Kitchen Rules.
I have always found Channel Nine to be a dead zone, especially Tuesday nights, in my mind the channel doesnt exist on Tuesdays so I have forgotton it is on since the premiere. Plus 8:30 is a weird time for this show, its a family show in my mind.
Perhaps if it was on at 7:30 Wednesdays, it would have worked a lot better.
I am not sure whether the ratings will be in favour for a second season, but if they do they need to keep the same format, editing but a new night.
The Daily Edition is struggling if those figures are indicative of most days. Also disappointing if Mel Doyle can’t give Seven News at 4 a win. And I’ve no doubt they were all thumped by Ten.
Big Brother recording some of its lowest ratings ever.
Really enjoy watching The Great Australian Bakeoff. Can’t understand why it doesn’t rate higher though.Maybe the majority of viewers prefer the heavily scripted carryons, back stabbing and bitchyness in reality shows like The Block and My Kitchen Rules.
I can’t see the bakeoff being renewed on those figures, especially since they are going downwards. Those figures were enough to get Excess Baggage dumped to GO!