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The Block, Gogglebox lead Thursday slots.

The Block and ODI Cricket led Nine to a Thursday win.

Thursday proved to be a winner for Nine with The Block and ODI World Cup Live from India.

The Block topped entertainment and the demos at 595,000 metro viewers.

That eclipsed 7:30 (360,000), The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity (347,000), Foreign Correspondent (329,000), Highway Patrol (284000 / 272,000) and the final Great Australian Walks with Julia Zemiro (170,000).

Later Gogglebox drew 398,000 then Grand Designs at 236,000.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup was 251,000 across the network for Nine.

Nine network won Thursday at 32.4% then Seven 25.0%, 10 18.0%, ABC 16.4% and SBS 8.2%.

Nine News was 675,000 / 667,000 then A Current Affair (543,000) and Hot Seat (325,000 / 206,000).

Seven News was #1 at 808,000  / 808,000 then The Chase (449,000 / 289,000) and Home & Away (416,000). Movie: Hidden Figures drew 195,000.

The Project drew 269,000 / 176,000 then 10 News First (212,000 / 144,000). A Cheap Seats repeat was 176,000.

ABC News pulled 531,000.  Griff’s Great Australian Rail Trip (185,000) and The Drum (144,000) followed.

On SBS it was SBS World News (128,000 / 113,000), Luke Nguyen’s India (81,000), Crime (35,000) and Mastermind (33,000).

ODI World Cup led multichannels at 152,000.

The Morning Show: 127,000 / 93,000
Today Extra: 93,000 / 69,000

In Total TV numbers last Thursday were:

The Block: 1.09m
The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity: 
857,000
Gogglebox: 767,000
Home & Away: 889,000
Great Australian Walks with Julia Zemiro:  262,000
Grand Designs: House of the Year: 483,000

OzTAM Overnights: Thursday 12 October 2023

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8 Responses

  1. I’ve never seen 9 news rate so low!? Let’s see if Tipping Point can help. I doubt Deal or No Deal will dominate 6pm on 10 but it should find an audience.

  2. The image chosen exemplifies why I don’t watch the Block.
    I realise challenges help them earn more money and showcases sponsors, but it illustrates that it is not a renovation show, and if they need money provide a realistic budget and equitable process.

        1. Thanks Sunny. There’s a lot of detail in ratings to get right in a brief time frame (often while juggling other things). But I try to be comprehensive, balanced, amusing, tough and add some colour. It’s pretty relentless actually, but first world problems. Just a few more weeks!

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