Ramsay’s Hotel Hell 3

Ratings: Three more dramas go head to head -four if you count ABC’s comedies.

Blindspot returns to Seven next week with a double episode.

Ratings: MasterChef wins its slot, helping TEN into second place over Nine.

Ratings: A year ago then-CEO David Gyngell conceded Nine had failed to excited audiences with their schedule. So what do we call 2016?

Ratings: Seven’s shows lifted on their performance of last week, with Nine’s Embassy trailing in fourth place.

Ratings: Nine has a staggered schedule due to Footy Show, and ABC entertainment shows take a dip.

Ratings: Seven takes its third night of the week and Ray Martin wraps Who Do You Think You Are? on a season high for SBS.

Ratings: Seven’s new drama wins its timeslot, and the breakfast battle holds good news for Seven and ABC.

Ratings: Australian Story & Four Corners spearhead a strong night for ABC, while Nine won overall.

Ratings: A later start saw House Husbands drop by 150,000 viewers. Despite leading in primary channels, Nine lost the network share to Seven.

Ratings: Seven’s multichannels make for a close race in network share, but Nine fell over the line.

Ratings: Nine’s line-up led the night but TEN’s Spelling Bee lost 29% of its audience.

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