No contest as Seven wins Thursday

Seven had it all their own way last night with decidedly quiet viewing elsewhere after 7:30pm.

The Commonwealth Games drew 669,000 / 564,000 / 333,000 metro viewers in evening sessions.

Elsewhere 7:30 was 417,000 then The Dog House (365,000) and Foreign Correspondent (265,000).

Thursday Night NRL drew 255,000 across Nine’s network.

Seven network won Thursday with 38.0% then Nine 24.3%, 10 15.3%, ABC 14.9% and SBS 7.4%.

Seven News was #1 at 908,000 / 882,000 for Seven. The Chase topped entertainment at 493,000 / 316,000.

Nine News (752,000 / 745,000) was best for Nine. A Current Affair was 629,000 with Hot Seat at 380,000 / 245,000. RBT and Paramedics were both 163,000 in select cities.

The Project drew 279,000 / 204,000 for 10. 10 News First was 267,000 / 176,000. Law & Order: SVU finally played out to 188,000 / 69,000. A Cheap Seats replay was 103,000.

ABC News was 563,000. Sammy J (279,000), Q+A (210,000), The Drum (165,000) and Courtney Act’s One Plus One (107,000) followed.

On SBS it was Titanic: The New Evidence (131,000), SBS World News (123,000 / 106,000), World’s Most Scenic River Journeys (121,000), and The Cook Up with Adam Liaw (37,000).

The Adventures of Paddington topped multichannels at 132,000.

The Morning Show: 125,000 / 79,000
Today Extra: 109,000 / 77,000
Studio 10: 37,000 / 32,000 /

Total TV numbers for last Thursday are:

Neighbours: 1.38m
Home & Away: 878,000
The Front Bar: 586,000
Foreign Correspondent: 544,000

OzTAM Overnights: Thursday 4 August 2022

Updated.