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Seven had an easy win on Monday night over Nine, Ten and the ABC. And it was an easy win last night too. Déjà vu all over again!

The Block (aka the flop) had 815,000, after 880,000 a week ago. The Hundred With Andy Lee, from 683,000 on debut a week ago, fell to 482,000. A flopperoo as The Block viewers turned off in droves — a 40% audience loss!

On Seven, Australia Now and Then had 703,000 from 768,000 a week ago, helped by another stellar outing by The Voice — 1.71 million, up from 1.57 million a week ago. The dead hand of Nine can be seen in the performance of The Block (don’t change, don’t refresh). Ten’s Australian Survivor had 830,000 and is holding up well, but as soon as The Cheap Seats started at 9pm viewers vanished — it averaged 392,000. That’s a 50% loss of audience. Only Ten could run a program on a Tuesday about the week that was.

Tonight Hard Quiz returns to the ABC, which is showing a nice, old-fashioned commercial TV ability to milk a good format (and probably make it too familiar with viewers). Question Everything with Wil Anderson and Jan Fran follows in debut. After Win the Week, fingers crossed.

Network channel share:

  1. Seven (33.5%)
  2. Nine (24.7%)
  3. Ten (19.9%)
  4. ABC (14.4%)
  5. SBS (7.4%)

Network main channels:

  1. Seven (25.6%)
  2. Nine (17.6%)
  3. Ten (12.7%)
  4. ABC (9.6%)
  5. SBS ONE (4.7%)

Top 5 digital channels: 

  1. 10 Bold (3.4%)
  2. 7TWO (3.3%)
  3. 7mate (3.0%)
  4. 10 Peach (2.7%)
  5. ABC News (2.5%)

Top 10 national programs:

  1. Seven News — 1.893 million
  2. Seven News 6.30 — 1.758 million
  3. The Voice (Seven) — 1.714 million
  4. Nine News  — 1.488 million
  5. Nine News 6.30 — 1.407 million
  6. 7pm ABC News — 1.154 million
  7. Home and Away (Seven) — 1.127 million
  8. A Current Affair (Nine) — 1.107 million
  9. The Chase Australia 5.30pm (Seven) — 1.016 million
  10. 7.30 (ABC) — 946,000

Top metro programs: 

1. Seven News  — 1.216 million
2. The Voice (Seven) — 1.165 million
3. Seven News 6.30 — 1.114 million
4. Nine News — 1.109 million 
5. Nine News 6.30 — 1.060 million

Losers: The Hundred on Nine, The Cheap Seats on Ten.

Metro news and current affairs

  1. Seven News 1.216 million
  2. Seven News 6.30 — 1.114 million
  3. Nine News —1.109 million
  4. Nine News 6.30 — 1.060 million
  5. ACA (Nine) — 784,000
  6. 7pm ABC News —752,000
  7. 7.30 (ABC) — 641,000
  8. The Project 7pm (Ten) — 524,000
  9. Ten News First (ABC) — 413,000
  10. The Project 6.30pm (Ten) — 347,000

Morning (national) TV:

  1. Sunrise (Seven) — 486,000/274,000
  2. Today (Nine) — 378,000/264,000
  3. News Breakfast (ABC) — 363,000/242,000
  4. The Morning Show (Seven) — 287,000
  5. Today Extra (Nine) — 202,000
  6. Studio 10 (Ten) —  61,000

Top five pay TV programs: 

  1. Paul Murray Live (Sky News) — 75,000
  2. Alan Jones (Sky News) — 68,000
  3. Credlin (Sky News) — 62,000
  4. The Bolt Report (Sky News) —59,000
  5. PML Later (Sky News) — 50,000