Farmer tops entertainment, Wallabies push Nine to Wednesday win.
Farmer defeated Ninja & MasterChef but sport led to a boost on 9GEM.
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Seven led in several slots on Wednesday night but a Rugby: Wallabies v France match on 9GEM drew 323,000 and a 5.5% channel share, helping Nine to win the night overall.
Farmer Wants a Wife topped entertainment at 685,000 ahead of Australian Ninja Warrior: Record Breakers (659,000), MasterChef Australia (603,000), 7:30 (553,000) and Win the Week (345,000).
Later Mad as Hell was 500,000 with The Front Bar on 330,000.
Nine network won Wednesday with 31.2% then Seven 27.3%, 10 18.1%, ABC 13.8% and SBS 9.6%.
Nine News (1.1m / 1.06m) was best for Nine. A Current Affair won its slot at 752,000 then Hot Seat (547,000 / 321,000). Something called Deadly Drops: Eaten by an Escalator (!) was 120,000 in 2 cities with Footy Classified at 69,000 in 3 cities. Wimbledon was up to 118,000 across the network.
Seven News was #1 at 1.14m / 1.07m for Seven. Home & Away drew 657,000 then The Chase (637,000 / 387,000).
The Project pulled 465,000 / 304,000 or 10. 10 News First was 407,000 / 274,000 then Bull (226,000 / 176,000).
ABC News was 700,000 for ABC. The Drum (203,000), Starstruck (174,000), Superwog (100,000) and The Last Leg (90,000) followed.
On SBS it was Tour De France (208,000 across the network), Britain’s Cathedrals With Tony Robinson (189,000) and SBS World News (159,000 / 135,000).
Sunrise: 277,000
Today: 220,000
News Breakfast: 117,000 / 81,000
OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 7 July 2021
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I enter the websites but I can’t see or find how many people have bought the Main Events, how many total number of buys..
Where is it.??
David, This made me laugh! “Something called Deadly Drops: Eaten by an Escalator (!) was 120,000 in 2 cities”
I am now wondering what it was 😀 Sounds like a catastrophic incident in a shopping centre!
One day I should make a list of whackiest titles, but very hard to research!
Would have been a clip show of people recording the results of assorted accidents with escalators which due occur fairly often around the world-not all that interesting though…
Hi David, Where can you view the buy rate for PPV on Fox, noting they don’t get included in the ratings (why I don’t know, as people are watching) ?
To drill down to the many STV show ratings you would need an OzTAM subscription, which is several grand I believe.
Hi David.
Is there a website that shows the Pay-Per-View buyrate numbers.??
Bit unclear. Pay Per View events such as Main event depend on what the event is. If you mean comparing Streaming prices, try Finder or CompareTV.
Sorry David, what i mean is there a website that shows how many people buy the Main Event like WWE PPV, UFC & or Boxing.??
For example in the USA there’s a couple websites i know that show how many people bought the Main Events respectively. They are very good..!
https://www.mainevent.com.au/ or https://mainevent.kayosports.com.au/ *No existing Kayo subscription required – available to non, returning and existing Kayo subscribers.