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MAFS doubles the competition

Ratings: Nine juggernaut nudges the magic million, as it doubles its rivals.

Married at First Sight has lifted in its second outing this season, nudging the magic million at 992,000 metro viewers.

That was miles ahead of 7:30 (503,000) and over double The Amazing Race Australia (459,000), Foreign Correspondent (390,000), Highway Patrol (303,000) and Great Continental Railway Journeys (234,000).

Later Botched drew 386,000 then Catalyst (303,000), The Good Doctor (294,000), and NCIS (263,000).

Nine network easily won Tuesday with 34.9% then Seven 22.8%, 10 18.3%, ABC 15.6% and SBS 8.4%.

Nine News pulled 871,000 / 861,000 while A Current Affair won its slot at 720,000. Labour of Love debuted at 128,000.

Seven News (902,000 / 896,000) was best for Seven then Home & Away (460,000) and The Chase (457,000 / 276,000). The Resident managed 160,000.

The Project drew 415,000 / 233,000 for 10. 10 News First (306,000 / 181,000) and NCIS: LA (221,000) followed.

ABC News (683,000) led for ABC. The Drum was 179,000 and Australia Remastered was 163,000.

On SBS it was SBS World News (176,000 / 139,000), 24 Hours in Emergency (160,000), Michael Portillo’s Abandoned Britain (99,000) and Mastermind (77,000).

Bluey led multichannels even at 140,000.

Sunrise: 262,000
Today: 206,000
News Breakfast: 124,000 / 72,000

OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 23 February 2021

8 Responses

  1. I dips me lid to the team on MAFS, it is super entertaining. I know, it’s horrid, exploitative rubbish, but I can’t take my eyes off it. Last night I even found myself wiping away tears (when the dad made his emotional speech). And the structure works so well with the ad breaks. Great casting, brilliant cutting, perfect art direction etc etc. Guilty pleasure.

    1. It really is good this year. Super-tight editing, pared-back interesting casting, and no obligatory roll out of every moment of every couple’s wedding, just the pertinent ones. I normally fastforward through chunks of the early episodes, but am just watching with interest, and also teared up during Brett’s dad’s speech.

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