The Block outranks Nine News, SAS Australia wraps low.
News Breakfast beats Today show. Nine wins Tuesday.
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The Block again led in entertainment and the demos at 901,000 metro viewers, outranking Nine News.
It remained well ahead of The Dog House (507,000), 7:30 (440,000), SAS Australia (328,000) and The Greek Islands with Julia Bradbury (311,000) and Great American Railroad Journeys (198,000).
Later The Cheap Seats led at 358,000 then Love Island (239,000), Big Deal (230,000), Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera (190,000) and Insight (146,000).
Elsewhere a drop by the Today show saw News Breakfast move into second place.
Sunrise: 244,000
News Breakfast: 113,000 / 88,000
Today: 193,000
Nine network won Tuesday with 30.9% then Seven 25.9%, 10 20.7%, ABC 14.8% and SBS 7.7%.
Nine News drew 833,000 / 821,000 for Nine then A Current Affair (728,000) and Hot Seat (373,000 / 252,000). Travel Guides managed 138,000.
Seven News was #1 at 947,000 / 923,000 for Seven. Home & Away was 582,000 then The Chase (489,000 / 292,000). SWAT was just 85,000.
The Project was 416,000 / 254,000 for 10. 10 News First pulled 299,000 / 213,000 with NCIS: LA at 145,000.
ABC News drew 636,000 for ABC. The Drum (172,000) and Just Between Us (171,00) followed.
On SBS it was SBS World News (123,000 / 114,000), and Dateline (108,000).
Bluey led multichannels at 186,000. A Matildas v Brazil match drew 166,000.
In Total TV lifts last Tuesday were:
Love Island: 683,000
Big Deal: 535,000
SAS Australia: 717,000
The Dog House: 831,000
Insight: 343,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 26 October 2021
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6 Responses
Filming Hell Week directly after the Celebrity SAS season was a really good move. They had the location, obstacles and talent in place which helped keep costs low.
Cheap Seats guy can now stop bagging ABC News Breakfast. Perhaps mention how it beat Today? Agree that, although it’s repeated 48 hours later in primetime I try to catch it both times. The offerings by 7 & 9 don’t entice, especially 9.
Well that was channel sevens first and last hell week by the look of it.
Yep, just as well they’ve won 19 of 38 rating weeks (total people) so can at least claim #1 for the year. I can’t see them winning anymore.
So if 9 win the rest of the ratings year, won’t that be 19 all.
If Seven had gone with a regular version first they may have had enough success to then continue with celebrity and civilian versions. It’s very rare for a show launched in a market as a celebrity format to then have a successful civilian spin off.