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Mad as Hell wins slot, ABC stronger than 10.

Seven News, A Current Affair, MAFS and Mad as Hell were all timeslot winners on Wednesday.

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10’s Wednesday schedule isn’t off to a great start this year, unable to rise above 300,000 metro viewers after 7:30pm.

Its biggest headache is the lure of Married at First Sight, best in entertainment at 922,000.

That outclassed Hard Quiz (550,000), 7:30 (519,000),Winter Olympics (Evening: 426,000),  and Ambulance Australia (278,000).

Later Mad as Hell won its slot at 482,000 then Winter Olympics (Night: 445,000), Under Investigation (364,000), Starstruck (187,000), Bull (157,000 / 120,000) and Inside Air Force One (142,000).

Winter Olympics Late drew 398,000.

Seven network won Wednesday with 32.0% then Nine 31.4%, ABC 15.5%, 10 13.5% and SBS 7.6%.

Seven News was #1 at 959,000, 917,000 with The Chase at 542,000 / 371,000 then Home & Away (507,000).

Nine News was 785,000 / 769,000 for Nine. A Current Affair won at 648,000 then Hot Seat 389,000 / 259,000.

ABC News was 606,000. The Drum (138,000) and QI (137,000) and Adam Hills: The Last Leg (86,000) followed.

The Project drew 367,000 /  179,000 for 10. 10 News First was  277,000 / 199,000.

On SBS it was Tony Robinson: The Thames at Night (141,000), SBS World News (139,000 / 110,000), Mastermind (59,000) and Hidden Assets (53,000).

Peter Rabbit led multichannels at 121,000.

Sunrise: 246,000
Today: 213,000
News Breakfast: 111,000 / 67,000

In Total TV numbers last Wednesday were:

Married at First Sight: 1.81m
National Press Club Address: 504,000
Home & Away:  1.03m
Ambulance Australia: 500,000

OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 16 February 2022

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  1. Also interesting the gap between 9 and 7 news increasing a tad (I assume due to Winter Olympics) including the occasional clean sweep across 5 metros (though not last night). Brisbane seems to always be relatively close but have noticed 7 once dominant in Adelaide is now often going to 9. Historically 7 have relied on large wins in Adelaide and Perth to claim top spot….interesting to see what, if any, drop off post Olympics.

  2. Interesting to note that H&A has doubled its audience more than once this week in the Total TV numbers 7 days later. and I can see that MAFS double too just comparing this weeks with last weeks 7 day data.

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