The Block then daylight on low night of viewing
Nine reality series gets an easy ride on a sluggish night of viewing. Viewers shun Holey Moley special.
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Despite our 2 biggest cities still in lockdown, viewers struggled with entertainment offerings last night.
The Block had an easy ride with 971,000 metro viewers and topping the demos.
That was well in front of 7:30 (586,000), The Project Presents 9/11: 20 Years On (352,000), Back to Nature (334,000), Holey Moley Unhinged (220,000) and 9/11: Escape From The Impact Zone (201,000).
Later The Hundred with Andy Lee lifted to 484,000 then The Cheap Seats (305,000) and Juanita: A Family Mystery (301,000).
Nine network won Tuesday with 33.7% then Seven 25.0%, 10 17.9%, ABC 15.2% and SBS 8.3%.
Nine News drew 1.07m / 1.05m for Nine. A Current Affair won its slot at 828,000 then Hot Seat (505,000 / 327,000). Travel Guides was 267,000.
Seven News was #1 at 1.13m / 1.09m. Home & Away was 602,000 then The Chase was 595,000 / 353,000. Movie: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood averaged 201,000.
The Project drew 502,000 / 321,000 for 10. 10 News First pulled 350,000 / 256,000. Socceroos: Australia v Vietnam was 132,000 across 10 with a post-midnight finish.
ABC News was 722,000 for ABC. The Drum (196,000) and Decoding Danger (156,000) followed.
On SBS it was SBS World News (184,000 / 148,000), Insight (156,000), Dateline (135,000) and The Feed (50,000).
Coronavirus: Public Update led multichannels at 211,000.
Sunrise: 274,000
Today: 237,000
News Breakfast: 129,000 / 88,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 7 September 2021
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11 Responses
I hope ten persevere with football on the main channel . Think the pre game chat could have been livelier .. maybe try and get Ed, Sam and Santo back together
Most of the entertainment options last night were not much cop…have the networks basically given up?
I was going to tune in to The Cheap Seats but the time change caught me off guard. I was expecting it to start at 9:00 when it usually starts and it was already halfway through. I’ll have to see it on Ten Play.
Well Seven just gave up winning this week; they have movies running tonight and tomorrow which always rate low. I don’t think the AFL finals on Saturday can save it, as the NRL finals kick off on Nine, same night.
Unless my EPG is out of date, it’s double episode of RFDS tonight on Seven (which also has questionable reasoning in itself). With movies Monday – Saturday (except tonight) in NSW, Seven already raised the white flag.
What were ten thinking by putting the survivor final on Sunday instead of last night Sunday it’s up against the voice and the block room reveal
They actually moved it from Tuesday to Sunday at 10’s choice. The thinking is their biggest show will help Masked Singer / Making It, which is hard to argue with.
It’s a stupid decision and one they’ll regret ,I don’t know why they weren’t happy leaving the final on last night but if they did they would still be at number 3 anyway.
I don’t think so. Otherwise Sunday they would’ve been trashed, whereas at least last night they still pulled competitive and beat seven in demos.
OK excuse my failing brain cells, but did Holey Moley ever actually run as a full series on Seven , or was it a Pooch Perfect blink and you’ll miss it kind of thing ? It sounded an awful idea from the start …
Aussie season ran in full… last night was US special aka filler.