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Matildas push 10 to strong Wednesday outing

There were upsets on Wednesday as 10 tied for second place. And Today pipped Sunrise at the post.

10 had one of its best nights in months last night with its primary channel in second place behind Seven.

A late night  Matildas v Chinese Taipei match scored 456,000 metro viewers and topped all demos.

Elsewhere Nine managed an upset in breakfast with a rare win by Today over Sunrise, which will go some way to make up for its weak primetime.

The Chase led entertainment at 458,000 / 280,000.

A Hard Quiz repeat won its slot at 432,000 then 7:30 (393,000), SAS Australia finale (351,000), The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity (328,000) and My Mum Your Dad (279,000).

Later Question Everything was 351,000 then Would I Lie to You? (236,000).

Seven network won Wednesday with 26.0%, 10 and Nine tied on 24.1%, ABC 18.2% and SBS 7.6%.

Seven News was #1 at 806,000 / 763,000 then Home & Away (398,000). A Year on Planet Earth  was 147,o000.

The Project pulled 252,000 / 157,000 for 10. 10 News First was 184,000 / 138,000.

Nine News (709,000 / 671,000) was best for Nine. A Current Affair was 621,000 then Hot Seat (328,000 / 207,000). Love Island was 95,000.

ABC News managed 484,000. Planet America (188,000), The Drum (122,000) an QI (108,000) followed.

On SBS it was SBS World News (142,000 / 97,000), Meet the Neighbours (129,000), Alone UK (62,000) and Significant Other (37,00).

Highway Patrol on 7mate topped multichannels at 116,000.

Today: 200,000
Sunrise: 197,000
News Breakfast: 96,000 / 54,000

In Total TV numbers last Wednesday were:

The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity: 635,000
The Block: 1.27m
Home & Away: 886,000
Hard Quiz: 721,000
Question Everything: 544,000
A Year on Planet Earth: 310,000

OzTAM Overnights: Wednesday 1 November 2023

9 Responses

  1. Matilda’s
    You can see the ratings momentum building again for the girls, particularly after a big win against the Phillipines last Saturday night. I’d imagine if they had another game this Saturday night you’d start to see 800k-1m in an earlier slot increasing on last week, it was big water-cooler talk at work today. A lot of people stayed up and watched the match.

        1. Given The Block has run 52 long, long episodes this year they could easily make it a year round weekly show. Once a week as part of a bigger schedule it would offer a show a lot of people like on a consistent basis whilst also allowing time slots to be available each week for other content. Its consistent omnipresence would also result in the need for less promotion as everyone would know exactly when it was on.

          I would never watch it but a consistent program that is on all year round should be a ratings success.

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