Tuesday Ratings | MAFS blows the others away

So this is what Tuesdays look like now, eh?

Channel 9

Nine deliver another solid night of wins, starting with A Current Affair (691,000) and then another unmatchable Married At First Sight (762,000), even though it was the lowest rating ep of the week. The Hundred with Andy Lee (381,000) continues good business afterwards, however repeats of Botched (87,000) and La Brea (31,000) don’t really add anything to the win.

Nine first in both primary (25.8%) and network (33%) rankings.

Channel 7

Home & Away (472,000) again takes the night as Seven’s best after 7pm, followed by Australian Idol (420,000) in third place in the primetime hour(ish). The Good Doctor (194,000) returns part way through season six to a reasonable later night audience, and new Quantum Leap (94,000) is doing little when pushed into the late night.

Seven second in both primary (19.3%) and network (27.8%) rankings.

Channel 10

The Project (153,000 6:30pm; 264,000 7pm) starts its slide for the week on 10, followed by Australian Survivor (465,000) which lifted to its best all week, and retained second in primetime. A double repeat of NCIS (124,000; 82,000) filled out the schedule into the late night.

10 third in both primary (11.4%) and network (16.9%) rankings.

ABC

7:30 (396,000) and Better Date Than Never (201,000) led the night for the ABC in fourth place in the slot, followed by repeats of The Penguin King with David Attenborough (145,000), Lucy Worsley: Agatha Christie Mystery Queen (107,000), and Bronwyn Oliver: The Shadows Within (27,000).

ABC fourth in both primary (9.2%) and network (14.2%) rankings.

SBS

The night begins for SBS with Who Do You Think You Are? USA (115,000) and grows with Gloriavale: New Zealand’s Secret Cult (129,000). It rounds out with a repeat of Great British Railway Journeys (33,000).

SBS fifth in both primary (4.6%) and network (8.2%) rankings.

KEY DEMOS

16-39: Married At First Sight (158,000) beats out Australian Survivor, Seven News 6:30pm, Nine News 6:30pm, and Seven News 6pm.

18-49: Married At First Sight (283,000) led Australian Survivor, Seven News 6:30pm/6pm, and A Current Affair.

25-54: Married At First Sight (348,000) delivers another triple-demo win, followed by Australian Survivor, Seven News 6:30pm/6pm, and Nine News 6:30pm.

MULTI-CHANNELS

The Adventures of Paddington – EV (102,000) delivers another multi-channel win for ABC Kids/TV Plus.

EVENING NEWS BATTLE

SBS World News averaged ((6:30pm+7pm)/2) to obtain total program figure.
Seven News/Nine News figures averaged ((6pm+6:30pm)/2) to obtain total program figure.

BREKKY BATTLE

Sunrise 206,000
The Today Show 183,000
ABC Breakfast 149,000 (98,000 ABC; 51,000 ABC News)

DAILY CONSOLIDATED 7 TOTAL TV

No changes to the previous week’s primetime line-up after the Total TV figures were added: Married At First Sight (Nine) lifted 68% to 1,856,000; Australian Idol (Seven) lifted 27% to 805,000; and Australian Survivor (10) lifted 55% to 765,000.

The BVOD best were Married At First Sight (590,000), Australian Survivor (182,000), Home and Away (152,000), and Australian Idol (110,000).

Here’s the five shows that lifted the most from their overnight figures:

Primary Channels, Multi-Channels, Shares, Subscription TV, Key Demos, Brekky Battle: All figures Total People, Five City Metro (5CM); overnights only.

Daily Consolidated 7 Total TV: All figures Total People, Consolidated 7 day Five City Metro (5CM) + Regional (Reg) + BVOD (Broadcast Video on Demand); % lift compared to overnight figures.

Top 20 Overnight Metro

Top 20 Multi-Channel Shows

Overnight Network Share

Top 20 Foxtel Shows

Daily Consolidated 7 Total TV Program Rankings

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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.