Ten’s finale of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here was the most popular non-news program last night — with 1.23 million for the winner’s announcement — but viewers didn’t stick around either side of it. The Amazing Race Australia kicks off tonight in its place.
Nine easily won the night, holding viewers with Married at First Sight (MAFS) and 60 Minutes. MAFS kicked off with the usual reunion (1.13 million nationally) and it continues tonight. Tune in for all the triteness of a bunch of look-at-me’s who have learned nothing from COVID.
This week is just a taste from Nine because the Australian Open starts next Monday and everything has a rest for a fortnight.
Seven trailed with the news and the Big Bash League (BBL), which is not a ratings winner these days (764,000 national average). Thursday’s qualifying final is also up in the air because of the WA COVID lockdown which ends on Friday. This is a headache for Seven and will add to the financial pain at Kerry Stokes’ fading network.
Seven has a lot riding on the first offering of Holey Moley tonight. Give it a night or two, but remember it has to hang on to most of its audience after its three eps this week and its return next Sunday.
Meanwhile, Insiders returned to Sunday mornings on the ABC. Its audience (568,000) was solid, but all the election talk wasn’t that compelling. The ABC has Four Corners and Media Watch back for another year from tonight.
Network channel share
- Nine (32.6%)
- Seven (25.6%)
- Ten (20.9%)
- ABC (14.1%)
- SBS (6.9%)
Network main channels
- Nine (24.5%)
- Seven (119.2%)
- Ten (14.6%)
- ABC (9.6%)
- SBS ONE (4.8%)
Top five digital channels
- 10 Bold (3.9%)
- GO (3.1%)
- 7mate (2.8%)
- 7TWO (2.5%)
- ABC Kids/Comedy/Plus (2.3%)
Top 10 national programs
- Seven News — 1.442 million
- I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here – Winner’s Announcement (Ten) — 1.235 million
- Nine/NBN News — 1.197 million
- Married At First Sight – Grand Reunion (Nine) — 1.135 million
- I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here – Grand Finale (Ten) — 1.076 million
- 7pm ABC News — 1.035 million
- 60 Minutes (Nine) — 968,000
- Cricket: BBL Innings Break (Seven) —802,000
- Cricket: BBL Session 1 (Seven) — 772,000
- Cricket: BBL Session 2 (Seven) — 756,000
Metro news and current affairs:
- Seven News — 992,000
- Nine News — 894,000
- 7pm ABC News — 721000
- 60 Minutes (Nine) — 701,000
- The Sunday Project 7pm (Ten) — 502,000
- Nine’s Late News — 444,000
- Ten News First — 360,000
- The Project 6.30 (Ten) — 271,000
- SBS World News — 153,000
Morning (national) TV
- Insiders (ABC TV, ABC News) — 568,000
- Weekend Sunrise (Seven) — 404,000
- Landline – Summer (ABC) — 321,000
- Weekend Today (Nine) — 276,000
- Offsiders – (ABC) — 209,000
Top five pay TV programs
- Cricket: BBL Between The Innings (Fox Cricket) — 295,000
- Cricket: BBL (Fox Cricket) — 269,000
- Cricket: BBL (Fox Cricket) — 253,000
- Cricket: BBL Post Game (Fox Cricket) — 233,000
- Cricket: B4 The Bash (Fox Cricket) — 74,000
We watched Joanna lumley last night, apparently unlike anyone else. Love her.