MasterChef, HYBPA? lead entertainment, Nine wins Monday.
10 had the two top entertainment shows on Monday. A tough launch for Million Dollar Island, but a first win for Shirvo in breakfast TV.
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10 had the two top entertainment shows on Monday while Seven unveiled its next big reality franchise.
MasterChef Australia topped entertainment at 511,000 metro viewers, winning over 7:30 (488,000), Parental Guidance (445,000), Australian Story (413,000) and, extended from 7pm, Million Dollar Island at 409,000.
Have You Been Paying Attention? alo led at 507,000 then Media Watch (363,000), Four Corners (333,000), Police Rescue Australia (265,000) and 911 (216,000).
Seven’s AFL in the afternoon drew 559,000.
Nine won Monday with 28.6% then Seven 27.0%, 10 19.5%, ABC 17.2% and SBS 7.8%.
Seven News was high at 1.21m / 1.11m. The Chase screened in select states at 428,000 / 198,000. 911: Lone Star was 165,000.
Nine News (917,000 / 857,000) was best for Nine. A Current Affair led with a high 703,000. Nine News Late was 160,000 with Footy Classified at 108,000 across the network.
The Project drew 330,000 / 206,000 for 10. 10 News First was 232,000 / 191,000 with Just for Laughs Australia at 149,000.
ABC News pulled 597,000. Q+A (209,000) and The Drum (163,000) followed.
On SBS it was SBS World News (170,000 / 126,000) then Secrets of the Tower of London (105,000), Big Fat Quiz of Sport (53,000)Â and Mastermind (35,000).
Bluey led multichannels at 105,000.
Matt Shirvington pulled out a first win as Sunrise new anchor, although numbers are impacted by public holiday and rival anchors are currently on leave.
Sunrise: 235,000
Today: 179,000
News Breakfast: 69,000 / 35,000
In Total TV numbers last Monday were:
Lone Star: 575,000
Parental Guidance: 951,000
MasterChef Australia: 787,000
Have You Been Paying Attention?: 989,000
Media Watch: 703,000
Home & Away: 1.02m
OzTAM Overnights: Monday 12 June 2023
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TV Tonight featured on HYBPA? last night regarding the Sam Pang Logie rumour 🙂
Seven may have suffered a bit of blow back from Home & Away fans, to see their show ditched in the middle of a cliff-hanger for four nights. Not happy Jan. Seven’s promos didn’t entice (what’s new?). Throat-slitting gestures and abuse. Nup.
Good thing Seven have Big Brother ready to go after Million Dollar Flop.
Seven previously stated The Voice to kick off Q3.
Across Australia Million Dollar Island had bigger launch numbers than the Survivor launch.
Your statement is very harsh.
Ten has a lower threshold for success than seven, plus was holding its own against MAFS.
I agree flop might be a bit too harsh, but it’s definitely not looking good for a new show.
Clutching at straws here I would say James. I think we can all see it’s not going to work based on the switch off from lead in and environment which it launched in – very different to Survivor! Totally rejected on the East Coast too.
Guaranteed by the time it was coming off air it’s audience had taken an even further slide!
Million Dollar Island was still beaten by 9, 10 and ABC. Launch numbers hardly matter when they are beaten by the other three.
Across Australia 60k covered the 3 commercial tentpoles in total people.
Just 12k separating all 3 in 25-54’s.
It’s very difficult to call one a flop when they’re all similar performers.
Agree flop is harsh based on first outing, but the metro number is low given Seven News was the biggest audience it has had all year. It will need to grow to really justify the costs. Total TV was MCA 757k, PG & $MDI both 681k.
The Project’s ratings seem to have slowly climbed up to more respectable levels.
What has happened to the News Breakfast ratings? They are sinking fast from challenging for second place. The fall started before Michael went on leave.
Yesterday not a typical day, but yes they are down on highs of 2021 / 2022.
Lisa Millar was away for a few weeks doing Muster Dogs assignment, then Tony Armstrong has been away for a month (returned yesterday) and yes, as you pointed out Michael Rowland has been away too, so a lot desk shuffling with other presenters covering the regulars so that may have put off some viewers.