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Seven, ABC win early slots, Nine claims Tuesday.

Ratings: Seven News, ABC News, MAFS & Paramedics all win on Tuesday.

Seven and ABC may have won their respective News slots but Nine led viewing last night from 7:30pm.

Married at First Sight topped the night and the demos with 1.02m viewers.

It defeated Australian Survivor (584,000), 7:30 (565,000), Foreign Correspondent (490,000), My Kitchen Rules (473,000) and Great Australian Railway Journeys (330,000).

Later Paramedics led with 646,000 ahead of Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip (551,000 from 8:30pm), The Good Doctor (326,000), NCIS (258,000) and Insight (205,000).

Nine Network won Tuesday with 31.0% then Seven 24.3%, 10 18.2%, ABC 17.7% and SBS 8.8%.

Nine News drew 806,000 / 805,000 for Nine then A Current Affair (696,000) and Hot Seat (396,000 / 273,000). Botched was 294,000.

Seven News won its slot with 966,000/ 928,000 for Seven. Home and Away (549,000) and The Chase (552,000 / 332,000) followed. Gold Digger drew 133,000.

The Project was 420,000 / 248,000 for 10 then 10 News First (364,000 / 213,000). NCIS: LA was 169,000.

ABC News won its slot with 717,000. Rick Stein’s Road To Mexico was 239,000, The Drum was 186,000 and QI was 158,000.

SBS share was actually down compared to last Tuesday despite the return of key shows: Dateline (127,000), SBS World News (119,000) and The Feed (70,000).

NCIS again topped multichannels at 148,000.

Sunrise: 259,000
Today: 200,000
News Breakfast: 127,000 / 49,000

OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 25 February 2020

20 Responses

    1. Loved the extra vote cast in survivor and the confused look on the contestants faces that there were more votes than people left, I don’t recall that happening before although extra bites have been cast I don’t think they notice if it’s been a one sided vote.

  1. There are problems for the reader in interpreting the morning data.

    Based on Today 200,000 and News Breakfast 127,000, it is easy to assume they are way ahead with a difference of 70,000 –

    instead of the 24,000 which you are using from additional data not displayed.

    And that is a large variance.

  2. My other comment is that UK dramas do not seem to rate well, yet a tried and true Greys Anatomy is held and then burnt off. Most people I know don’t realise Greys is still going, so an advertising campaign and regular time slot would work and should get more eyeballs?!

    1. I watched the first couple of seasons of Greys when it came out but gave up chasing it around the schedule. Have just discovered it on Stan up to season 13, so I’ve been playing catch up. Enjoying it so far.

  3. I think 10 should try a National World News at 6pm as a point of difference. Draw on parent company affiliates and resources to give it some great content. Good time given the interest in US politics too.

  4. Why is Travel Guides not airing after MAFS? A factual doesn’t seem compatible and TG was verging on bursting to become a hit in its own right last season. Another season behind MAFS and it could have soared to new heights.

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