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MAFS on top. Today pips Sunrise.

A retro comedy special on Seven is overwhelmed by Reality TV and another winning night for Nine.

Retro comedy was no match for a Reality TV dinner party last night while a new SBS social series struggled in its second outing.

Married at First Sight was again #1 at 855,000 metro viewers, well ahead of Hard Quiz (513,000), 7:30 (426,000), The Dog House (307,000) but The Best of Russell Gilbert stalled at just 194,000.

Later The Weekly with Charlie Pickering was 382,000 then Under Investigation (348,000), The Front Bar climbed to 299,000, QI (254,000).

Nine won Wednesday with 34.9% then Seven 25.6%, ABC 17.6%, 10 13.7% and SBS 8.1%.

Nine News was 701,000 / 683,000 then A Current Affair (615,000) and Hot Seat (338,000 / 208,000). Nine News Late was 169,000 and Footy Classified was 103,000 across the network.

Seven News won at 813,000 / 813,000 for Seven. The Chase was 453,000 / 289,000 then Home & Away (452,000). A replay of We Interrupt This Broadcast was 122,000.

ABC News was 552,000 for ABC. Celia Pacquola: All Talk (142,000) and The Drum (129,000) followed.

The Project pulled 232,000 / 155,000 for 10. 10 News First was 218,000 / 139,000. Law & Order: SVU was 123,000 then Fire Country (79,000).

On SBS it was SBS World News (103,000 / 87,000), The Swap (98,000), Wildlife ER (83,000), Mastermind (54,000) and Mayflies just 32,000.

Peppa Pig topped multichannels at 90,000.

Today: 201,000
Sunrise: 194,000
News Breakfast: 97,000 / 43,000

In Total TV numbers last Thursday were:

Married at First Sight: 1.96m
Home & Away:
939,000
Under Investigation:
621,000
The Weekly with Charlie Pickering:
743,000
Hard Quiz:
895,000
The Dog House:
522,000

OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 15 March 2023

10 Responses

  1. Russell Gilbert a great comedian. Love Hey Hey. A 4 hour special on a show that was a blink and you missed it in the late 1990’s screams of desperate programming and in the scheme of what it was up against has been given the ratings it deserved. It’s summer programming at its best not ratings season.

  2. Surely today may being helped by mafs effect . People turn their tv off on 9 and still on it when it turn on in morning … afl starting tonight may help sunrise

  3. Still watch Sunrise but am flicking over to Today more. All the good reporters seem to be leaving Sunrise. Nathan Templeton was great and seemed to of vanished and Bianca Stone has left also. Sunrise seem to only employ female reporters now which is ok but needs to have more balance on its team.

    1. Nathan Templeton got married and is on holidays. Sarah Abo has breathed new life in to Today. As they say though, a day is not a trend and if Today starts winning more often it will be a big problem for Seven.

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