MasterChef leads entertainment, but Seven wins Tuesday.
Ratings: Nine struggles after 7:30pm with Hamish & Andy 5th in their slot.
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10 had a number of wins last night but still wasn’t able to budge out of third place, with Seven claiming the night, while Nine gathered no steam after 7:30pm.
MasterChef Australia 1.02m and topped the demos.
That was well in front of 7:30 (716,000), House Rules (532,000), Foreign Correspondent (489,000), Great Canadian Railway Journeys (329,000) and Hamish & Andy’s “Perfect” Holiday (321,000).
Later How to Stay Married returned with 441,000 then Catalyst (391,000) First Dates (323,000).
Seven network won Tuesday with 27.3% then Nine 23.3%, 10 22.8%, ABC 17.1%, SBS 9.5%.
Seven News was #1 with 1.24m / 1.18m for Seven then The Chase (686,000 / 406,000), Home and Away (668,000).
Nine News 1.12m / 1.06m was best for Nine then A Current Affair (713,000) and Hot Seat (594,000 / 326,000). Movie: What Happens In Vegas was just 198,000.
The Project drew 631,000 / 405,000 for 10. 10 News First was 453,000 / 314,000 plus NCIS,(209,000) and NCIS: LA (162,000).
ABC News won its slot with 861,000. The Drum (271,000) and The Leunig Fragments (240,000) also ranked for ABC.
On SBS it was SBS World News (216,000), Insight (207,000), Dateline (143,000) and Mastermind (141,000). The Feed was 66,000.
NCIS led multichannels with 199,000.
Sunrise: 299,000
Today Extra: 228,000
News Breakfast: 149,000 / 59,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 5 May 2020
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18 Responses
MC is doing well and Nine made a big mistake pulling Legos from its Tuesday slot.
Agreed, especially now The Voice is going ahead as scheduled
Why are main channels included with multi channels for Network wins when the channels aren’t split evenly?
CH10 x 3,
ABC x 4,
SBS x 5
CH9 x 5
CH7 have x 4.
Hi Justin I’ve always covered network share in ratings wraps, not sure why we would ignore multis (especially as most sell advertising). But you can read the individual breakdowns under Ratings page.
After coming 5th last night i wonder how long it will be before nine dumps Hamish and Andy Surely they will
Only 1 ep to go.
MasterChef was great last night. Also, I think 10 should be quite happy with HTSM’s numbers, especially after it aired on 10 Days of 10 Play for quite a number of weeks.
I know content is a little thin for the networks with COVID-19 impacts but Nine decided to show repeat content only from 7.30pm onwards including a movie that was different from the one they were advertising / promoting for the previous week!
I would have thought that running dead on a Tuesday night during ratings season was near inimical to their survival?
Nice to see the Outback Truckers return with healthy numbers.
I only watch one show live, and that’s Masterchef… so it’s the only time I have to endure ads during any of my viewing… if I saw another promo for How To Stay Married I was going to throw the remote through the tele. Dead set. Turned me right off it.
And the promos were for another ep, so we might all be subject to the same ones in a few weeks time…
Oh no
MC are proving the old saying ‘Life in the old girl yet’. Well done.
A bit of a disaster for Hamish and Andy
One viewing in enough for Hamish and Andy.
Yeah, I like H & A (Hamish is hilarious on Lego Masters) but found the first episode pretty boring and didn’t bother watching the next.
Colour me surprised that a discount bin movie didn’t rate. :p
They’re treating Tuesdays as non ratings days.