ABC comedy lifts, Nine wins Wednesday.
Ratings: Mad as Hell, Hard Quiz & 7:30 push Seven & 10 reality out of the Top 10.
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Nine had another winning Wednesday, but once again ABC’s early evening line-up proved formidable, each of them up on last week.
Married at First Sight topped the night and demos at 1.13m.
Next in the slot were 7:30 (612,000), Hard Quiz (610,000 from 8pm), Australian Survivor (563,000) and My Kitchen Rules (453,000).
Mad as Hell drew 614,000 from 8:30pm, then from 9pm Doctor Doctor (525,000), First Dates (317,000), Black Comedy (268,000), Bull (216,000) and Dublin Murders (192,000 from 8:30pm).
Nine network won Wednesday with 32.9% then Seven 24.2%, 10 17.7%, ABC 17.2% and SBS 7.7%.
Nine News drew 826,000 / 808,000 for Nine then A Current Affair (718,000) and Hot Seat (455,000 / 289,000)
Seven News won its slot at 902,000 / 901,000 for Seven. Home and Away drew 575,000 then The Chase 520,000 / 325,000.
The Project was 411,000 /256,000 for 10. 10 News First was 338,000 / 241,000.
ABC News (692,000), The Drum (197,000) and Adam Hills: The Last Leg (182,000) also comprised ABC’s night.
On SBS it was Tony Robinson’s Hidden Britain By Drone (210,000), SBS World News (135,000) and Project Blue Book (67,000).
NCIS again topped multichannels at 181,000.
Sunrise: 277,000
Today: 191,000
News Breakfast: 131,000 / 47,000
OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 26 February 2020
- Tagged with 10 News First, 7:30, A Current Affair, ABC News, Adam Hills: The Last Leg, Australian Survivor, Black Comedy, Bull, Doctor Doctor, Dublin Murders, First Dates, Hard Quiz, Home and Away, Hot Seat, Mad as Hell, Married at First Sight, My Kitchen Rules, NCIS, News Breakfast, Nine News, Project Blue Book, SBS World News, Seven News, Sunrise, The Chase, The Drum, The Project, Today, Tony Robinson’s Hidden Britain by Drone
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Just wanted to log my discontent at Survivor (whose numbers seem to be sliding again) for advertising which tribe lost the immunity challenge and had to go to a tribal vote the night before the show aired. Talk about undercutting your own ‘build the suspense’ angle. And I still say they are manipulating outcomes with idols etc. Cameraman pans down to where idol is next to log; Harry passes by, walks back and ‘finds’ it. Suspicious.
Haha yes I was wondering the same thing that it’s always where the camera man is panning to, and always at the camp of the tribe that needs it, was there the same hidden advantage at the other camp as well? I’d imagine not.
You do realise they could be using footage of the “pan down” prior to the player being there!