The Block takes Nine to a winning Monday
The Block, Australian Survivor & Paying Attention led the entertainment stakes on Monday.
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With a certain singing show resting, Nine enjoyed a win on Monday.
The Block led entertainment shows at 852,000 metro viewers.
That was in front of Australian Survivor on 716,000 (which topped two demos), then Australian Story (621,000), 7:30 (593,000) and ABBA: New Beginnings (511,000).
Later Have You Been Paying Attention? led at 704,000, then Media Watch (484,000), Four Corners (470,000) and Under Investigation (414,000).
Nine network won Monday with 29.2% then Seven 25.2%, 10 21.4%, ABC 16.6% and SBS 7.6%.
Nine News (1.12m / 1.13m) was best for Nine. A Current Affair won its slot at 809,000 then Hot Seat (490,000 / 325,000). In select cities were Footy Classified (162,000) and 100% Footy (81,000).
Seven News was #1 at 1.18m / 1.16m for Seven. Home & Away drew 617,000 then The Chase (576,000 / 344,000). Movie: A Star is Born was just 216,000.
The Project pulled 543,000 / 318,000 for 10. 10 News First was 365,000 / 255,000. Best of the Sydney Comedy Festival managed 131,000.
ABC News drew 708,000 for ABC. Beyond the Towers (234,000) and The Drum (178,000) followed.
On SBS it was 9/11: The Falling Man (212,000), SBS World News (178,000 / 151,000) and The Woman Who Wasn’t There (125,000).
Coronavirus: Public Update led multichannels at 170,000.
Sunrise: 298,000
Today: 259,000
News Breakfast: 126,000 / 76,000
OzTAM Overnights: Monday 6 September 2021
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8 Responses
So is 9-1-1 lone star back next week because last weeks episode ended very dramatically.
No, Australian Gangster is on. It should be Sept 20.
With Survivor now back on television following 2020 and the next seasoned rumoured to be filming soon, is it likely that it will air in the summer of 2022 and will continue their original plan to air 2 seasons a year? Or is this probably a COVID precaution to have 2 seasons in the bank incase of an outbreak? I just can’t see them having a season on the shelf for a whole year waiting to air.
Excellent ‘Australian Story’-the story revealed is worthy of a film or mini series itself!
The Abba ‘New Beginnings’ show on Seven was a disgrace. When they had all the Friday launch footage from London at their disposal, they used a 2013 interview on Sunday night instead. Hardly ‘New Beginnings’. They couldn’t have cut any more corners to pull this cheap-as-shit show together. They owe the band and every fan an apology.
Seven should have just premiered SAS last night. They’re basically giving The Block a free ride now with the Abba special and Holey Moley.
I think The Block is not dead, it was just easier for viewers to prioritise The Voice then pick up The Block later
I think people were intrigued about the much-promoted “cheating scandal”. That’s why there has been an improvement in the ratings. The biggest test is when the scandal is over will they be able to hold the numbers when SAS Australia and The Masked Singer begin.