Paying Attention, Lego Masters dominate Monday viewing.
Lego wins its slot, HYBPA? tops the demos -and Big Brother gets a boost in Total TV numbers.
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There was good news for 10 last night as Have You Been Paying Attention? returned to 684,000 metro viewers, with the show also topping the demos.
That’s down slightly on 2021’s premiere of 732,000 but it did have a reality finale to contend with last night.
Lego Masters finished with 669,000 but it rose to 702,000 for The Winner Announced -those numbers are also down on 2021’s 932,000 / 1.03m finale, which could have been boosted by lockdowns.
It defeated 7:30 (559,000), Masterchef Australia (535,000), Australian Story (491,000) and Big Brother (373,000) -the latter has seen a boost in Total TV numers for last Monday.
Elsewhere were Four Corners (487,000), Media Watch (481,000) and 9-1-1 (203,000, 168,000).
Nine network won Monday with 29.1%, then Seven 25.0%, 10 20.6%, ABC 18.0% and SBS 7.3%.
Nine News (934,000 / 931,000) was best for Nine. A Current Affair won at 736,000 then Hot Seat (429,000 / In select cities were Australia Behind Bars (157,000) and Footy Classified (137,000).
Seven News was #1 at 988,000 / 925,000 for Seven then The Chase (550,000 / 359,000) and Home & Away (478,000).
The Project drew 367,000 / 257,000 for 10. 10 News First was 307,000 / 219,000 then The Montreal Comedy Festival (213,000).
ABC News pulled 639,000 with Vote Compass (263,000) and The Drum (173,000) following.
On SBS it was SBS World News (158,000 / 134,000), Saving Lives At Sea (114,000), 24 Hours In Emergency (135,000), Hindenburg: Ten Mistakes (104,000) and Mastermind (90,000).
7TWO’s Doc Martin led multichannels at 140,000.
Sunrise: 260,000
Today: 206,000
News Breakfast: 109,000 / 75,000
In Total TV numbers last Monday were:
Big Brother: 976,000
Lego Masters: 1.06m
MasterChef Australia: 876,000
Media Watch: 742,000
Australian Story: 1.1m
OzTAM Overnights: Monday 16 May 2022
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Good total TV numbers for big brother but I’m sure seven will still be worried about overnights and demos!
As a loyal fan, even I’m confused.
Last night it went back to the original challenge and eviction. Which last week they said wasn’t happening. Introduced Tully as HOH, but with no power of veto. Pick a lane and stick with it.
If it was for the OGs returning, I’d be off already.
Stop showing us so much “love” story nonsense – we never were told why are Reggie and Dave voted Layla last week (all OGs said they would stick together), this is far more interesting than people falling “in love” after three days of knowing each other (but then again if I was really wishing for something, scrap the strat chat altogether).
Don’t even get me started on how long these eps are either…
I’ve seen a few more eps and I am still confused about the voting and why people win challenges if it is house nominations anyway. It’s messy in this regard.
Glad I’m not the only one David!
If they want HOH and challenges, stick to the US format – a challenge to compete for HOH, all housemates nominate and HOH has power of veto to remove one.
Three eps a week-
1- nominations
2- challenge (do after noms as makes housemates want to win more to remove themselves if nominated)
3- eviction / power of veto
Simple (you’d think).