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Nine wins quiet Tuesday

Travel Guides and Cheap Seats lead evening slots. A soft start for new ABC experiment.

Tuesday night viewing was fairly quiet in a night that ultimately went to Nine.

Seven game show The Chase ranked best in entertainment at 559,000 / 352,000 metro viewers.

Travel Guides led its slot at 554,000, just ahead of MasterChef‘s best Tuesday this season (513,000) and 7:30 (506,000), then Big Brother (379,000) which is doing good business in Total TV, Space 22 in a soft start (281,000) and Great British Railway Journeys (174,000).

Later The Cheap Seats was 378,000 then Wild Territory (289,000), The Family Court Murders (276,000) and The Good Doctor (212,000).

Nine network won Tuesday with 28.1% then Seven 26.7%, 10 19.3%, ABC 16.6% and SBS 9.3%.

Nine News (863,000 / 854,000) was best for Nine then A Current Affair (600,000), Hot Seat (416,000 / 268,000) and  Suburban Gangsters (164,000).

Seven News was #1 at 938,000 / 924,000 for Seven. Home & Away drew 499,000 with The Rookie (111,000).

The Project pulled 397,000 / 269,000 for 10. 10 News First was 296,000 / 223,000 then NCIS (178,000).

ABC News won its slot at 611,000 with The Drum (167,000) and Louis Theroux’s Hidden America (121,000) following.

On SBS it was Insight (127,000), SBS World News (122,000 / 113,000), Dateline (88,000), Mastermind (66,000) and The Feed (50,000).

Kangaroo Beach on ABC Kids led multichannels at 134,000.

Sunrise: 231,000
Today: 191,000
News Breakfast: 123,000 / 56,000

In Total TV numbers last Tuesday were:

The Rookie: 386,000
Big Brother: 902,000
Lego Masters: 1.13m
MasterChef: 807,000
The Family Court Murders: 547,000

OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 17 May 2022.

6 Responses

  1. BB is doing great total numbers however it’s overnights are shocking so this had me thinking how could this be more viable for Seven that is in need of viewers from 7-9pm to win overnight ratings?

    Could Big Brother receive the Love Island treatment and become a 9pm show in 2023? It would likely pull similar numbers or higher overnight numbers with a good lead in, whilst also attracting those high total tv numbers.

    Airing at 9pm also allows it to return to some more risqué content which is sure to attract viewers.

  2. I thought The Cheap Seats was outrageously hilarious. And that’s the best sort of funny when it’s outrageous. It’s good to see the lighter side of the political campaigning with the lesser known candidates among the usual segments. It reminded me of the time Dave O’Neil stood as a federal candidate and the need for some humour throughout the election. Though a lot of the candidates on the show are taking themselves seriously. I gauge the shows by how much I laughed and it was one of the best episodes going by that measure.

  3. During Travel Guides last night the VO on the Wild Territory promo said “….Wild Territory, after Lego Masters”
    Can someone let 9 know LM is finished?

  4. I thought it was funny when on Travel Guides {visiting Sydney} they thought we seem to be doing a lot of exercising. I do like to get out for a walk!

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