Nine wins Tuesday with Travel Guides return
South African jaunt was a timeslot winner for Nine's Travel Guides. And Nine scores a win at Breakfast.
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Travel Guides returned to Nine last night for the first of two new episodes, to spike the final two weeks of ratings.
It topped entertainment at 640,000 metro viewers and helped Nine to a win.
That was comfortably ahead of 7:30 (435,000), Dessert Masters (412,000), The Way We Wore (338,000) and Highway Patrol (301,000 / 276,000).
Later The Cheap Seats led with 339,000 then Yakka: Australia at Work (224,000)
Nine network won Tuesday with 32.0% then Seven 24.7%, 10 18.9%, ABC 17.6% and SBS 6.8%.
Nine News (748,000 / 722,000) was best for Nine then A Current Affair (649,000) and Hot Seat (370,000 / 222,000). Movie: Central Intelligence was 187,000.
Seven News was #1 at 788,000 / 778,000 then The Chase (459,000 / 285,000) and Home & Away (401,000). Big Brother still struggles at 128,000. The Endgame was only 31,000.
The Project pulled 259,000 / 168,000. 10 News First was 177,000 / 124,000. NCIS managed 119,000.
ABC News drew 523,000. Believing in Australia (128,000) and The Drum (114,000) followed.
On SBS it was SBS World News (135,000 / 109,000), Great British Railway Journeys (130,000 / 121,000) and Merkel (62,000).
Outback Truckers on 7mate topped multichannels at 103,000.
Today: 216,000
Sunrise: 210,000
News Breakfast: 89,000 / 55,000.
In Total TV numbers last Tuesday were:
Love Island: 326,000
Big Brother: 359,000
My Mum Your Dad: 632,000
Dessert Masters: 796,000
Home & Away: 936,000
Take 5 with Zan Rowe: 452,000
The Lost City of Melbourne: 322,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 21 November 2023.
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7 Responses
That’s a big drop for Big Brother’s Total TV number.
I really enjoyed Take 5 with Zan Roe, not sure how much it lifted by in total numbers, but even artists I was less familiar with nominated artists and songs that surprised me and provided insights to their relevance and selection. Hope to see more seasons. Will have to listen to the podcasts more too.
Today getting far more competitive recently. I imagine alarms are sounding over at Sunrise.
I’d imagine it would, and rightfully so. Breakfast television rakes in tens of millions of dollars in advertising revenue. Also, it was reported in various media outlets that Matt Shirvngton’s salary is a tiered system directly influenced by ratings and other criterion. I would say alarm bells are also ringing at Nine Network for their news bulletins. Each network is winning one battle and losing another.
Would watch Travel Guides more if the bogan family weren’t on it
same, though I think the family’s antics and ability to laugh at themselves is part of the appeal to viewers. The show also has a broad, diverse cast of travelers which helps.
That’s a bit mean. I think there’s a reason they’ve been on the show for its entire run.
I was in tears watching this episode with the guides involved in the rhino conservation efforts.