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Sunday Ratings | CELEBRITY APPRENTICE AUSTRALIA tops the night as Seven nab the win

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While the AFL isn’t a national crowd pleaser it does help the Big Red Trainâ„¢ bring home a rare Sunday night.

7 News Spotlight: Saving Candice (439,000) got a national run on Seven (and also well down on last week) as it was bounced into a couple of different time slots thanks to Seven’s AFL: Sunday Night Football (570,000) taking pride of place in the AFL states (and multi-channel runs in the others) and sliding into second when you add in the multi-channel figures. Subsequently, BNE/SYD/PER had the repeat movie double of MOVIE: Taken 2 (133,000) and MOVIE: Taken 3 (77,000) to play out their evenings. I wonder what Seven could do with a competitive schedule that didn’t lean so heavily on their News and sporting products?
Seven first in both primary (20.2%) and network (29.8%) rankings.

Celebrity Apprentice Australia (636,000 show; 718,000 boardroom) delivers amongst its strongest numbers this season, delivering a win in the timeslot (677,00 average). 60 Minutes (480,000) way off the usual pace, and hopefully this is because nobody needed to hear from that guy again. Roland Garros 2021 Pre-Show (140,000) ends the night with the start of the tennis.
Nine second in both primary (19.7%) and network (27%) rankings.

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The Project (268,000 6:30pm; 403,000 7pm) crashes to I think its lowest numbers this year, while MasterChef Australia (558,000) is up a little from Thursday, though down on last week’s Sunday slot and third in this evening’s comp. Then one new and two repeats of FBI (269,000; 172,000; 126,000) fills out a lazy later night scheduled for 10.
10 third in both primary (12.7%) and network (18.8%) rankings.

Spicks and Specks (523,000) slides down on last week (AFL audience probably), and the final season of Jack Irish (521,000) premieres to reasonable numbers – seemingly competitive these days, and certainly better than other Aussie dramas airing at this time. Smother (176,000) and a repeat of Unforgotten (80,000) complete Aunty’s night.
ABC fourth in both primary (12.1%) and network (16.8%) rankings.

Two eps of The Real Hunt for Red October (164,000) followed by a repeat of Batavia Revealed: Shipwreck Psycho (114,000) and a repeat of A Modern Mutiny – Untold Australia (89,000) brings home SBS’s nautical Sunday evening tales.
SBS fifth in both primary (5%) and network (7.6%) rankings.

KEY DEMOS
16-39: Celebrity Apprentice Australia boardroom (146,000) beats out Seven’s AFL, Celebrity Apprentice Australia show, MasterChef Australia, and Nine News Sunday.

18-49: Celebrity Apprentice Australia boardroom (268,000) takes the win ahead of Nine News Sunday, Celebrity Apprentice Australia show, MasterChef Australia, and Seven’s AFL.

25-54: Celebrity Apprentice Australia boardroom (313,000) delivers the triple demo win for Nine, with Nine News Sunday, Celebrity Apprentice Australia show, MasterChef Australia, and Seven News Sunday all following on.

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MULTI-CHANNELS
Seven’s AFL: Sunday Night Football (185,000) on 7mate in BNE/SYD/PER just pips Bluey‘s morning run for top spot in the multi-channel race.

BREKKY BATTLE
Weekend Sunrise (239,000)
Weekend Today (218,000)
Weekend ABC Breakfast (148,000 (73,000 ABC; 75,000 ABC News))

Insiders (393,000 (256,000 ABC; 137,000 ABC News))
Offsiders (227,000 (139,000 ABC; 88,000 ABC News))

All figures Five City Metro (5CM); overnights only.

Top 20 Overnight Metro

Top 20 Multi-Channel Shows

Overnight Network Share

Top 20 Foxtel Shows

Data © OzTAM Pty Limited 2024. The data may not be reproduced, published or communicated (electronically or in hard copy) in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of OzTAM.

Note: Program performance and ranking information subject to change when not based on final program logs. Programs with the same name on one or more primary or multichannel, are aggregated into one network figure.

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