Nine take home the important Wednesday win as we head into NRL vs AFL games for the rest of the week.
Nine leans into the night with A Current Affair (739,000) still winning, however down on last night’s numbers. Australian Ninja Warrior (615,000) ticks up mid-week, and is pipped at the post by a mere 1,000 viewers for first in the timeslot!
Hurricane of Fire (258,000) and a repeat ep of King’s Cross ER (68,000) round out the night.
Nine first in both primary (20%) and network (29.8%) rankings.
Down a little on last night Home and Away (634,000) still lands squarely in second, however it’s the rest of the night mess that appears to have hurt their chances at a win. A double repeat Highway Patrol (352,000; 430,000) played in all markets, and then airing at different times around the country was The Front Bar (336,000). Then, depending on where you are in the country, you either got an early night repeat of MOVIE: Aquaman (110,000) or a late night repeat of MOVIE: Austin Powers in Goldmember (54,000). Yeah, baby?
Seven second in both primary (18.2%) and network (26.9%) rankings.
The Project (324,000; 533,000) manages a slight lift on last night’s figures for 10, and MasterChef Australia (616,000) pulls it out for the primetime entertainment win…just! The Anti-Vax Conspiracy (294,000) and a repeat of Bull (141,000) completed 10’s schedule.
10 third in both primary (12%) and network (19.2%) rankings.
7:30 (656,000) ticks up on Tuesday for the ABC, while Win The Week (405,000) slips down on last week’s premiere numbers (unfairly in my opinion). Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell (497,000) slips a little again surely in response to the smaller lead-in. The very excellent Starstruck (243,000), followed by Superwog (121,000), Adam Hills: The Last Leg (93,000) and a repeat of the season finale of The Set (35,000) saw an end to Aunty’s night.
ABC fourth in both primary (10.5%) and network (15.5%) rankings.
On SBS, a repeat of Britain’s Cathedrals with Tony Robinson (163,000)
really only got in the way of the Tour de France live (stage 5) (140,000).
SBS fifth in both primary (5.2%) and network (8.6%) rankings.
KEY DEMOS
16-39: Nine News 6pm (161,000) beat out MasterChef Australia, Nine News 6:30pm, The Project 7pm, and Seven News 6:30pm.
18-49: Nine News 6pm (297,000) triumphant over Nine News 6:30pm, Seven News 6pm/6:30pm, and MasterChef Australia.
25-54: Nine News 6pm (354,000) completes the trilogy of demo wins, ahead of Seven News 6pm, Nine News 6:30pm, Seven News 6:30pm, and MasterChef Australia.
MULTI-CHANNELS
ABC News at Noon (179,000) on ABC NEWS beat out all others in the multi-channel race.
BREKKY BATTLE
Sunrise (264,000)
The Today Show (236,000)
ABC Breakfast (209,000 (125,000 ABC; 84,000 ABC News))
All figures Five City Metro (5CM); overnights only.
Top 20 Overnight Metro
Top 20 Multi-Channel Shows
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