Seven crash and burn in primetime as the HOLEY MOLEY clip show sinks…Tuesday was great for only one network.
A Current Affair (828,000) starts the night with big numbers for Nine, and then The Block (971,000) delivers its second biggest ep of the season to date…reno+scandal=success. There will be lots more of that coming too. The Hundred with Andy Lee (484,000) appreciated the lead-in, and haloed it to tie with its best for the series run. A repeat of Travel Guides (267,000) ran out the night (and still won its slot).
Nine first in both primary (25.5%) and network (33.7%) rankings.
Home and Away (602,000) managing to maintain some rage for Seven – by far their best of the night as Holey Moley Unhinged (220,000) flops into fourth place (almost fifth!) in the timeslot. This followed by a repeat of MOVIE: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (201,000) meant that Seven delivered their softest night in weeks (by choice – Holey Moley was never gonna do better than it did).
Seven second in both primary (16.3%) and network (25%) rankings.
The ABC’s night started reasonably, with the 7:30 (586,000)/Back to Nature (334,000) double landing a distant second in the slot. The first of two-part doco Juanita: A Family Mystery (301,000) also doesn’t do good business, as Decoding Danger (156,000) completes the schedule.
ABC third in primary (10.7%) and fourth in network (15.2%) rankings.
The Project (321,000 6:30pm; 502,000 7pm) starts the night reasonably for 10, and then it quickly skates downhill with The Project Presents 9/11: 20 Years On (352,000). It was good enough to come third in the timeslot, but is it good enough? Computer says no. The Cheap Seats (305,000) down on last week because in no small part it can’t be expected to hold up the entire night itself, and then the late evening was consumed with Football: Socceroos vs Vietnam (119,000 pre-game; 91,000 game).
10 fourth in primary (10.5%) and third in network (17.9%) rankings.
SBS deliver a repeat of 9/11: Escape from the Impact Zone (201,000), then into their current affairs evening with a repeat of Insight (156,000), new Dateline (135,000), and a new ep of The Feed (50,000).
SBS fifth in both primary (4.8%) and network (9.3%) rankings.
KEY DEMOS
16-39: The Block (262,000) takes the win over Nine News 6:30pm/6pm, The Project 7pm, and The Hundred with Andy Lee.
18-49: The Block (433,000) beats out Nine News 6:30pm/6pm, Seven News 6pm, and The Project 7pm.
25-54: The Block (498,000) takes the triple demo win ahead of Nine News 6:30pm/6pm, Seven News 6pm, and A Current Affair.
MULTI-CHANNELS
Coronavirus Public Update (211,000) on ABC NEWS was the biggest thing on the multi-channels on Tuesday.
BREKKY BATTLE
Sunrise (274,000)
The Today Show (237,000)
ABC Breakfast (217,000 (129,000 ABC; 88,000 ABC News))
All figures Five City Metro (5CM); overnights only.
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