French Food Safari

Ratings: NRL and The Footy Show combo deliver for Nine while The Bachelor scores for TEN.

Ratings: It was a car-crash of a game, but the Ashes drew the second-highest multichannel audience of all time.

Ratings: Without other reality competition MasterChef improves TEN’s share, but Nine takes the night.

Ratings: MasterChef, Call the Midwife & The Checkout perform well, but it’s Seven that takes Thursday night.

Ratings: Aussie-made content enjoyed a clean sweep of the Top 20 shows, as Nine wins its third week in a row.

Ratings: With an AFL match interrupting normal programming, Home & Away was the top entertainment show on Thursday.

Ratings: Masterchef wins its timeslot and tops the demos on Thursday, and Sunrise enjoys a 2014 high.

Ratings: Seven sets a new record for Total People with its highest network share, outside Olympics, in at least 10 years.

Ratings: At 7:30 viewers went for familiarity over new or lengthy choices, but Seven won -just.

There’s no back-stabbing or rivalry when Maeve O’Meara visits home chefs for SBS’s Food Safari.

Ratings: Nine’s early evening shows topple all of Seven’s as the network wins Thursday, while SBS immediately feels the loss of Letters and Numbers.

Ratings: Just 1,000 viewers split Sunrise and Today yesterday, with ABC and TEN a long way behind.

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