ACA, MasterChef, Front Bar win Thursday slots.
Nine pulls out is fourth night of the week -and an SBS drama booms in Total TV numbers.
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Nine claimed their 4th night of the week last night although A Current Affair was the only show to win its timeslot at 666,000 metro viewers.
MasterChef Australia led in early evening at 508,000 then 7:30 (490,000), an extended Home & Away (461,000 / 400,000 from 7pm) and Foreign Correspondent (397,000).
Later it was The Front Bar (338,000 in various slots) a MasterChef Masterclass (313,000) and Q+A (291,000).
Thursday Night NRL was 362,000 across the network.
Nine network won Thursday with 28.1% then Seven 26.8%, 10 19.1%, ABC 17.0% and SBS 9.0%.
Nine News (838,000 / 826,000) led for Nine. Hot Seat pulled 422,000 / 294,000. In select cities were RBT (184,000) and Emergency (174,000).
Seven News was #1 at 968,000 / 933,000 for Seven. The Chase led entertainment at 551,000 / 334,000. The Latest drew 272,000. Movie: Spiderman: Far From Home was 49,000 in 2 cities.
The Project drew 360,000 / 244,000 for 10. 10 News First was 277,000 / 201,000. A Cheap Seats replay was 120,000.
ABC News was 601,000. Sammy J (284,000), The Drum (164,000) and One Plus One (124,000) followed.
On SBS it was World’s Most Scenic River Journeys (164,000), SBS World News (151,000 /139,000), The Real Peaky Blinders (98,000), Mastermind (97,000) and Holding (83,000) -which boomed by a whopping 140% in Total TV numbers for last week.
Bluey led multichannels at 135,000.
The Morning Show: 130,000 / 77,000
Today Extra: 111,000 / 69,000
Studio 10: 37,000 /
In Total TV numbers last Thursday were:
Holding: 451,000
Big Brother: 797,000
MasterChef: 832,000
Home & Away: 950,000
Foreign Correspondent: 590,000
OzTAM Overnights: Thursday 19 May 2022
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Channel 10 why oh why did you dump the new episode of SVU for a repeat of The Cheap Seats…. any wonder quality scripted drama, like SVU, can’t get a foot hold anymore, you keep dumping it and then expect fans to stay with you !
Hey David, is this nine’s fifth win of the week or fourth? I thought seven won Sunday? Normally seven finishes the week strong with the AFL but election coverage could spoil their party delivering the week to nine? Am also surprised (similar to earlier comments made by others) that 10 didn’t skip the election altogether and run an NCIS marathon or something. 10 have nothing to lose, right?
You’re correct, elephant stamp for you. 10 will cop another low share Saturday, but better than A League I trust.
How come The Front Bar won it’s slot if the NRL actually rated higher. I admit I don’t know what time TFB airs in Melbourne (where it is popular) but assume it is on the same time as the rugby.
It is increasingly tricky to compare slots as very few are head to head these days, so it is a broad view. But NRL starts 7:30 (which I deemed a MasterChef win), Front Bar is 8:30 in AFL states so it was the highest show to start from that point. I mean even MasterChef trails over 8:30 too, so you can see how tricky.
I have been watching the Swimming on Amazon Prime & I have so say what a great job they are doing.
I’ve popped in and out ,I have to say either I’m a bit thick but I can’t find much information on the swimming events each day ,I’ve looked up the Adelaide Swimming website and I can’t seem to find any info at all.
She’s cool ,I looked it up swimming.org au and have the events list.