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Immunity pin fail makes Masterchef history, Seven wins Thursday.
A MasterChef Australia contestant made history last night, when Loki gambled Survivor-like, on keeping his Immunity pin before a challenge. But it proved to be his downfall when he was sent packing...
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“Quarters” knocks back sports role, Mal Walden takes aim at management
Former TEN Eyewitness News presenter Mal Walden has taken aim at TEN sidelining of his successor, Melbourne presenter Steve Quartermain. “News directors are still calling the shots from Sydney and...
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House Rules hits season high, Mystery Road beats Sunday Night.
Sunday was a win for local drama with Mystery Road drawing 786,000 with viewers staying right to the end of the double episode premiere. That put the show ahead of a much-publicised Sunday Night...
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MasterChef, Paying Attention? top slots on Monday
TEN was in front across a 2 hour chunk of Monday night viewing thanks to MasterChef and Have You Been Paying Attention? MasterChef Australia pulled 850,000 viewers, down on last week’s 895,000, but...
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MasterChef, Back in Time for Dinner win on Tuesday.
Food was the winner on Tuesday night in the form of MasterChef Australia and Back in Time for Dinner while Interview hit a new low. MasterChef Australia was well in front of the competition at 852,000...
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2.35m viewers as State of Origin hits new 2018 heights
State of Origin I has topped the ratings year with a whopping 2.35m viewers. The NSW Blues win pulled 985,000 viewers in Sydney alone, with 765,000 in Brisbane and 385,000 in Melbourne where the match...
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Todd Sampson Body Hack draws younger viewers to Iraq doco
The most remarkable insight into Thursday night viewing is buried deep in the demos. Last night Todd Sampson’s Body Hack 2.0 was the second-highest ranking show for viewers aged 16-39 and 18-49....
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Jennifer Keyte to start at TEN later this month
Jennifer Keyte will start at TEN Melbourne later this month, she told the Sunday Herald Sun, after Peter Meakin called some months ago to enquire about her availability. Keyte had been out of contract...
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MasterChef fights off House Rules, as Seven wins Monday.
With a public holiday in 3 cities numbers were up last night. At 7:30 MasterChef and House Rules were locked in a battle, with victory by TEN at 885,000 to 861,000 -TEN also topped the demos. Talkin’...
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MasterChef immune from Tuesday competition
Both MasterChef and House Rules increased their audience compared to last Tuesday but Buying Blind dipped. MasterChef saw another Immunity pin go off after a Vegemite challenge in South Australia to...
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Cricket pushes Nine to Wednesday win
There were moments last night when 4 networks were leading at any given time, but a late multichannel offering from Nine helped it take line honours. Seven News had the lead at 6pm before A Current...
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MasterChef dominates, late night boost for SBS on Thursday.
It was another low-viewing night on Thursday with no show able to eclipse the magic million. MasterChef ruled from 7:30 – 9pm with 787,000 while Seven and Nine both had staggered schedules due to...
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Jennifer Keyte to start at TEN next week
If Jennifer Keyte is reading her first TEN Eyewitness News bulletin next Monday in Melbourne, post-Seven career, nobody is ready to confirm it just yet. But she is appearing on The Project on Friday...
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House Rules, Have You Been Paying Attention? score on Monday
It was a 7:30 tussle between two shows last night but House Rules emerged victor over MasterChef at 890,000 viewers and 833,000, respectively. TEN’s show still outranked Seven’s in the demos. ABC...
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FIFA World Cup helps SBS to 12% share
From 10pm last night SBS was the leading network as a FIFA World Cup game between Colombia & Japan dominated with 475,000 viewers. The match was not one of the new events handballed by Optus, but...
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World Cup leaves Footy Show behind
Last night MasterChef & House Rules were neck and neck, while Gruen, The Weekly & FIFA World Cup ruled thereafter. But Nine’s AFL Footy Show was again defeated by Seven’s Front Bar. MasterChef...
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Socceroos score 1.66m viewers, SBS wins primary share.
The Socceroos may have drawn their match with Denmark last night but the FIFA World Cup grabbed the audience with both hands last night to the tune of 1.66m viewers and topping the demos. SBS was the...
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Blues win tops 2 million viewers
A NSW Blues triumph at State of Origin last night scored 2.09m viewers. There were 880,000 viewers in Sydney alone, 720,000 in Brisbane and 309,000 in Melbourne. although the game was down on the...
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House Rules at season high
House Rules is picking up steam for Seven. It pulled its biggest audience on Sunday against State of Origin then nudged higher last night to score 953,000 viewers. That topped MasterChef‘s 889,000 and...
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MasterChef, Socceroos score on Tuesday.
The Socceroos ended their FIFA World Cup run last night when they lost a match to Peru, which is ultimately bad news for SBS as well as fans. The late game which stretched on past 1am pulled 842,000...
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