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Gogglebox tops entertainment, Seven wins Thursday.

It was another quiet Thursday but AFL helped Seven to a winning night.

It was another quiet Thursday but AFL helped Seven to a winning night.

Gogglebox topped entertainment at 502,000 metro viewers.

Earlier an extended Home & Away was 382,000 / 364,000 then Budget 2022: Opposition Reply (357,000), 7:30 (319,000) and First Dates (314,000).

AFL was 438,000 across Seven’s network.

Seven network won Thursday with 32.5% then Nine 25.4%, 10 17.9%, ABC 15.4% and SBS 8.8%.

Seven News was #1 at 878,000 / 860,000. The Chase was 446,000 / 296,000 with The Front Bar at 249,000 across the network.

Nine News drew 830,000 / 800,000. A Current Affair was 490,000 in 4 cities then Hot Seat (388,000 / 268,000). In select cities were RBT (166,000), Emergency (130,000) and Casualty 24/7 (122,000).

The Project managed 293,000 / 196,000 for 10. 10 News First (276,000), and a repeat of Would I Lie To You? (153,000).

ABC News led its slot at 628,000 for ABC. Q+A pulled 246,000 with The Drum at 147,000 and One Plus One on 130,000.

On SBS Every Family Has a Secret was 222,000 then SBS World News (160,000 / 122,000) The Royals: Keeping The Crown (139,000) with Mastermind and Sex, Myths & The Menopause both on 72,000.

Father Brown on 7TWO led multichannels at 153,000.

The Morning Show: 129,000 / 75,000
Today Extra: 104,000 / 75,000
Studio 10: 38,000 /

In Total TV viewers last Thursday were:

Home & Away: 820,000
Every Family Has a Secret: 399,000
Foreign Correspondent: 424,000
Football Socceroos: Aus v Japan: 441,000

OzTAM Overnights: Thursday 31 March 2022

6 Responses

  1. In the words of Sarah Harris, Studio 10 can feel like a telethon hence the average audience of 38K across the morning. But even with infomercials how can it be profitable with such low ratings?

    Surely after one year with Tristan at the helm, it’s time to sharpen the axe or get a new EP and revert back to the panel style show.

    1. I was also going to note the Studio 10 ratings. Yes, it has a high advertorial content as well as standard commercial breaks but surely there comes a point where ratings that low fail mean it is no longer viable? Are there really enough people scrambling for their phones at the sight of a new item of exercise equipment or a diet plan provider to justify the expenditure of these companies? I just don’t understand how it can be a viable model with so few viewers nationwide.

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