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Shark Tank returns to 10 in tough fight

Business pitching show is bitten by competition of The Voice and The Block. Outback Farm tops multichannels.

Shark Tank returned to 10 last night after a 5 years break, witha. new look cast. But the show was bitten hard by rival reality shows.

The Voice topped entertainment at 661,000 metro viewers. That was ahead of The Block (585,000), 7:30 (460,000), Kitchen Cabinet (388,000) and Shark Tank (237,000).

Later RFDS was 375,000 then The Hundred with Andy Lee (324,000) and The Cheap Seats (293,000).

Seven network won Thursday with 32.9% then Nine 28.2%, 10 15.6%, ABC 15.2% and SBS 8.0%.

Seven News was #1 at 931,000 / 906,000. The Chase scored 508,000 / 340,000 then Home & Away (432,000). Ambulance: Code Red drew 142,000.

Nine News was 843,000 / 833,000. A Current Affair led with 699,000 then Hot Seat (368,000 / 233,000). Botched notched 166,000.

The Project pulled 320,000 / 186,000. 10 News First was 207,000 / 144,000. NCIS managed 95,000.

ABC News was 544,000. AI Vs Human: The Creativity Experiment (180,000), Our Vietnam War (155,000) and The Drum (132,000) followed.

On SBS it was SBS World News (136,000 / 105,000), Great Coastal Railway Journeys (120,000), Insight (95,000) and Dateline (76,000).

7mate’s Outback Farm topped multichannels at 111,000.

Sunrise: 219,000
Today: 181,000
News Breakfast: 90,000 / 49,000

In Total TV numbers last Tuesday were:

The Block: 1.13m
RFDS: 884,000
Kitchen Cabinet: 734,000
The Voice: 1.25m
Home & Away: 897,000
The Hundred with Andy Lee: 540,000

OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 29 August 2023.

13 Responses

  1. Hopefully TEN have the courage to move Shark Tank and not just let it rot like The Traitors. They need to send a message to the production companies they utilise that producing such low-rating content cannot continue to be rewarded.

    1. Strongly disagree. Anything in that slot would struggle against two established reality shows well into their run on bigger networks. It was basically the kiss of death for a new show to launch into that. Hardly the production company’s fault, that’s a network problem.

  2. Shark Tank suffers the poison chalice of being on the 10 network…for some strange reason….many people choose not to watch 10…..I watch quite a lot…love the news with Sandra …but I do not care for the weather guy…he is not Tim, he sparkled!…I miss all the hospital/school visits/charities etc….The Project is much better these days…

  3. Sadly, I think I’m done with the Voice Australia. What is the point of the coaches pitching during the blind auditions, telling them how great they all are, then production forcing a cull of half of them, many unceremoniously without any actual coaching being given? The older series at least did battles first where the coaches would work with the singers and get to know them. I know we all know it’s hyperbole for show during the blinds but it’s exhausting when you like an act and then watch them criticised for not.doing something right when the coach chooses a song and doesn’t even engage with them after. On the bright side better than last year where the act dubbed as the future winner of the series was only then shown in the callbacks being told she was cut without even seeing her sing again lol. Even Idol treated their singers this year better than this.

  4. I enjoyed Shark Tank except for Sarah’s voice overs. I like them just coming out, introducing themselves and the deal they are looking for and go from there. I like the new Sharks.

  5. I enjoyed Shark Tank; I watched it time shifted from 8pm. I found the fake elevator quite an odd addition to the set design, but otherwise a pleasing return and a good selection of new sharks.

  6. I was really happy to have Shark Tank Australia back and enjoyed the show. Always liked Robert from the US show and the other new judges were also good.

  7. Ouch shark tank sure did get bitten hard by the competition hopefully it will bite back in the totals great rise for RFDS in the totals hopefully it continues to do so and gets a renewal

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