Nine scores latest ratings week
Ratings: Nine pips Seven for the week. And does SBS have a problem?
- Published by David Knox
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Nine has won its 5th ratings week of the year with The Block now with just 2 episodes remaining.
It defeated Seven by just 0.7%, which could feasibly shrink with Timeshifted viewing.
Without Australian Survivor and Bachelor Nick Cummins, TEN’s share has slipped back behind ABC.
Meanwhile SBS’ top 4 shows were all British history and social documentaries -should it allocate more primetime to other cultures?
Network:
Nine: 28.9
Seven: 28.2
ABC: 18.7
TEN: 16.8
SBS: 7.4
Primary channel:
Nine: 19.8
Seven: 18.7
ABC: 13.4
TEN: 11.3
SBS: 5.1
Multichannels:
7mate: 4.0
9GO!: 3.9
7TWO: 3.5
ONE: 3.3
9GEM: 3.2
ABC KIDS Comedy: 2.6
ELEVEN: 2.1
7flix / 9Life / ABC News: 2.0
SBS VICELAND: 1.1
SBS Food Network: 0.9
ABC ME: 0.6
NITV: 0.2
Nine won 16-39 and 25-54 demos.
Nine won Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday. Seven claimed Thursday & Friday. ABC bettered TEN on Sunday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday and Seven on Saturday.
Nine was victorious in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Seven retained Adelaide & Perth.
Best brands last week were:
Nine: The Block (Sun: 1.16m), Nine News (Sun: 953,000), A Current Affair (715,000) and 60 Minutes (695,000).
Seven: Seven News (Sun: 1.02m), All Together Now (746,000), The Good Doctor (633,000) and Emergency Call (579,000).
ABC: ABC News (831,000), Hard Quiz (707,000), Australian Story and Mad as Hell (both 668,000).
TEN: Have You Been Paying Attention? (769,000), Gogglebox (729,000), The Bachelorette (Thu: 586,000) and Ambulance Australia (582,000),
SBS: Michael Portillo’s Abandoned Britain (299,000), Tony Robinson’s Hidden Britain by Drone (261,000), Britain’s Most Historic Towns (257,000), Great British Railway Journeys (251,000).
Including this week there are just 6 more weeks in the survey year.
- Tagged with 60 Minutes, A Current Affair, ABC News, All Together Now, Ambulance Australia, Australian Story, Britain's Most Historic Towns, Emergency Call, Gogglebox, Great British Railway Journeys, Hard Quiz, Have You Been Paying Attention?, Michael Portillo’s Abandoned Britain, Nine News, Seven News, Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell, The Bachelorette, The Block, The Good Doctor, Tony Robinson’s Hidden Britain by Drone
3 Responses
“Meanwhile SBS’ top 4 shows were all British history and social documentaries -should it allocate more primetime to other cultures?”
If you look at Prime-time SBS1 this week, it is all UK and US shows, except for Dateline and Insight. SBS hasn’t been about “other cultures” for years
While foreign language hasn’t been prominent for some time I do think you’re overlooking my point. In the past there has always been other shows such as Insight, Handmaid’s Tale, docos on Egypt or Ancient Rome, travel or food shows etc that have been in the top ranking titles. This is the first time I can remember a clean sweep of top 4 as British, and I think it was 5 for that matter.
Folks want the SBS British stuff far, far more than the SBS alternatives-that should provide them with food for thought.