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Farmer Wants a Wife tops Monday entertainment

Seven dating series is the new leader in reality TV. 5pm game shows are split by just 1,000 viewers.

Farmer Wants a Wife got off to a strong start on Sunday for Seven and on Monday night again won its slot with 893,000 in National TV Audience.

That eclipsed 7:30 (878,000), Australian Story (786,000), Lego Masters (785,000) and I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here (623,000).

Later Media Watch drew 646,000 then Four Corners (595,000), Paramedics (455,000), 9-1-1 (369,000) and FBI: Most Wanted (216,000 / 135,000).

Seven News was #1 with a huge 1.5m in viewers then Home & Away (862,000) and The Chase (730,000). The Irrational managed 180,000.

Nine News averaged 1.33m while A Current Affair led with 1.18m then Tipping Point (729,000). Footy Classified was 175,000 with Nine News Late at 167,000.

ABC News was 986,000. A Hard Quiz replay (391,000) and The Rise & Fall of Boris Johnson (338,000) followed.

10 News First was 381,000 then The Project (363,000) and Deal or No Deal (323,000) for 10.

On SBS it was SBS World News (236,000 / 176,000), Secrets of the Tower of London (120,000), Finding Your Roots (108,000), Mastermind (104,000) and 24 Hours in Emergency (94,000).

Sunrise: 386,000
Today: 331,000
News Breakfast: 215,000

National TV Audience: Monday 15 April 2024

9 Responses

  1. Farmer Wants a Wife is doing well and I have to say Sam Armitage is a great host, a true natural in front of the camera, there is no doubt she has made the show bigger and better, so stylish and relaxed, seeing her on Sunrise the other day promoting Farmer made me wish she was still hosting that too. Today Show isn’t far behind Sunrise which means they must be smashing Syd, Mel and Bri at the moment and a clear winner as always with PPL 16-39.

  2. It must’ve been one of the busiest weeks ever in the Media Watch office. I really thought they might do an extended episode – they didn’t. Even had a third story when they could have easily covered more about the Bondi tragedy and defamation trial.

      1. Agreed. Is there a reason why metro numbers (i.e., five biggest capital cities) are no longer provided – is it part of the recent ratings revamp that the metro overnights are no longer ‘generallt’ (publicly) made available – as presumably (guessing here) they *are* still collated and made available to the networks/industry?

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