10 wins Wednesday
Ratings: Despite having fewer channels, 10 took the night, on the back of MasterChef.
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10 has won Wednesday night, a positive result given its three channels are less than others with four or five in total.
MasterChef Australia pulled 1.01m viewers and topped the demos.
Next across the early evening hour were Hard Quiz (711,000), 7:30 (682,000), Doctor Doctor (502,000) and Britain’s Got Talent (434,000).
Later The Weekly with Charlie Pickering returned to 611,000, then Paramedics (475,000), and from 9pm, You Can’t Ask (425,000) and That The Secrets She Keeps (422,000).
10 won Tuesday with 25.1% then Nine 24.6%, Seven 23.9%, ABC 17.7% and SBS 8.7%.
The Project drew 657,000 / 440,000 for 10 then 10 News First 501,000 / 352,000. A Bull repeat drew 171,000.
Nine News (1.18m / 1.13m) was best for Nine then A Current Affair (791,000). Hot Seat drew 670,000 / 426,000. New Amsterdam was 244,000.
Seven News was #1 with 1.27m / 1.15m for Seven. The Chase was 684,000 /404,000. Home & Away (627,000) and Harry & Meghan: A Royal Rebellion (246,000).
ABC News won its slot with 843,000. Planet America (338,000) and The Drum (247,000) also comprised ABC’s night.
On SBS it was Britain’s Cathedrals With Tony Robinson (292,000), Helena Bonham Carter: My Grandparents War (231,000), SBS World News (224,00), and Mastermind (128,000). Reprisal was 98,000.
Bluey led multichannels again with 191,000.
Sunrise: 325,000
News Breakfast: 180,000 / 69,000
Today: 225,000
OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 29 April 2020
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23 Responses
The Secrets She Keeps is horribly predictable! I knew she faked the pregnancy within 5 minutes.
Blind Freddy worked that out from the promos
The twists like the childhood flashbacks and the affairs are what is meant to carry it?
Well thanks to the overrun if MC I’ve missed the end of Secrets, yet I recorded 15 minutes over and MC ran over 14 minutes. Not impressed with 10
What’s that old saying about the definition of insanity … something about constantly repeating the same action and expecting a different result ?
Well guess what Channel Nine, the same reasons you dumped Karl from Today in 2019 are the same reasons he is not working in 2020.
But don’t take my ( or the viewers ) words for it…just keep on bashing your thick bruised and heads against that brick wall …
Really enjoyed seeing Charlie Pickering back but Judith Lucy ughhhhh !
Really enjoyed seeing Charlie Pickering back but Luke McGregor ughhhhh!
A little of Luke goes a long way – he’s much better with CPaq keeping him in check and Jonathan Brough behind the camera.
Thought the whole show was a bit thin and yes Judith Lucy was a real turn-off.
Well, one vote here for Judith. She is bloody hilarious, one of our best Aussie female comedians IMO
Make that two votes, I think she’s bloody hilarious too!
Make that three! Love her
Judith may not be everybody’s glass of chardonnay but I like her and what she stands for.
Classic reference there. I’ve laughed along with Judith for years. She cracks me up!
I just watched The Weekly – it really struggled to position itself in today’s world.
Kitty Flanagan was great on The Weekly with her intelligent and mature humour, but for me, Judith Lucy’s humour is immature gutter humour where she seems to have an obsession with her genitalia – secondary school humour at best.
This episode was The Weekly at its very worst IMO.
Congratulations to 10 on the win. I love their 50 weeks of programming plan as well.
Today 100k behind Sunrise? Interesting times ahead I think at Nine for their breakfast lineup.
The only thing worse than Brooke Boney reporting on entertainment is Brooke Boney reporting on entertainment while there is none happening. She’s my Today show turn-off.
Once again enjoyed masterchef but gee do we need to have an ad break very few minutes. Let the show flow.
I told myself I wouldn’t get sucked into watching The Secret She Keeps but I watched the encore last week and I actually watched it last night after masterchef. It’s not actually a bad show.
My partner loves Masterchef, so it’s usually on our tele each night. I enjoy the show too, but find myself moving around and doing other things, as it’s just too drawn out for me. I was working on a jigsaw last night while listening to the show. At one stage I said to my partner, ‘didn’t they just have an add break?’ So yes agree, I think there are way too many add breaks towards the end of each episode and it ruins the flow.
Interesting that more people in Perth watched BGT than MasterChef. Must be all the British expats there
More related to the channel loyalty by Perth.
A fantastic achievement by 10!
It seems the more channels they have, the more repetitive content that gets recycled. I am still amazed that 20 year old movies still get a run on the main channel when they have 2-3 others…
Yer when you take out the flagship shows ie LM HR MAFS etc they dont have much else that rates. Look at today figures with out them.
Not entirely correct. The numbers for BGT are almost of par with HR during the week. the only thing paying the bills at Seven at the moment is News. Even H&A has been beaten by The Project 7PM over the last week as well.
I am enjoying the Secrets She Keeps. It’s different to other dramas. Another great MC night. This show is all class…