Sunday TV Wrap: ‘Attack Of The Clones’ Still Absolutely Awful After 15 Years

G-228  Max (Russell Crowe) enjoys the company of his supposed long-lost cousin Christie Roberts (Abbie Cornish) in A GOOD YEAR.

The second Star Wars prequel, Attack Of The Clones, has proven it’s still f@cking dreadful (excuse our French) 15 years after it hit movie cinemas when a repeat on Channel Seven pulled just 393,000 viewers last night.

Once again, it was the Sunday night stalwarts bringing home the rating’s bacon. Nine’s The Block hasn’t missed a beat all season and pulled 1.51 million viewers last night. The Doctor Blake Mysteries (944,000) also did brilliantly for the ABC.

According to OzTAM numbers, Nine easily won the night with 34.2 per cent of the audience share. Seven managed 27.6 per cent and the ABC boasted a healthy 20.7 per cent. Ten’s woes continued with a dismal 11.3 per cent and SBS had 6.1 per cent.

Nine’s 6pm news bulletin (1.04 million) beat Seven’s (976,000). And 60 Minutes (865,000) also had bragging rights over Seven’s Sunday Night (591,000 – in four cities).

Ten simply has no shows of interest on a Sunday night with nothing pulling more than 300,000 viewers. The Sunday Project (299,000 ), Family Feud (263,000), Bull (221,000) and NCIS: New Orleans (209,000) was the order of its night.

ABC’s night comprised: The Doctor Blake Mysteries (944,000), Doc Martin (940,000), 7pm news (786,000), Fearless (327,000) and Classsic Countdown (205,000). While over at SBS, its best was its World News that pulled just 163,000.




Please login with linkedin to comment

OzTam

Latest News

Havas Red Wins PagerDuty PR Account
  • Marketing

Havas Red Wins PagerDuty PR Account

Havas Red wins PagerDuty's PR. And judging by B&T having to Google PagerDuty, it could probably do with some help.

IMAA Celebrates Three Years Of Group Trade Credit Insurance Deal
  • Advertising

IMAA Celebrates Three Years Of Group Trade Credit Insurance Deal

The Independent Media Agencies of Australia (IMAA), the national not-for-profit industry association for the independent media agency industry, has celebrated the ongoing success of its landmark trade credit insurance group deal. The deal now offers industry-best insurance rates, and the association is preparing to announce additional group deals next month. The world-first trade credit insurance […]

Adam Sandler Seemingly ‘Slams’ Ukraine In Pro-Kremlin Campaign
  • Media

Adam Sandler Seemingly ‘Slams’ Ukraine In Pro-Kremlin Campaign

Voice-dubbed videos of Adam Sandler, Emma Stone, and Bradley Cooper, among other Hollywood stars, seemingly slamming Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky have flooded social media. The videos are said to be real interviews with the stars, but they have been voice-dubbed in German and French with words that were never actually spoken. In one video […]

New Marketing & Comms Agency For Defence & Aerospace Industry Takes Flight
  • Marketing

New Marketing & Comms Agency For Defence & Aerospace Industry Takes Flight

PR and comms firm The Recognition Group has launched Sovereign, a new integrated agency focused on serving the defence and aerospace sectors in Australia. Sovereign builds on The Recognition Group’s portfolio of marketing and public relations (PR) agencies—including Recognition PR, Write Away Communication, and Outsource—which focuses primarily on business-to-business (B2B) market sectors including IT and […]

Opinion: Do Punters Want To Wear Your Brand?
  • Opinion

Opinion: Do Punters Want To Wear Your Brand?

ALDI recently took a foray into streetwear with a 10-piece collection including a sweatshirt, a beanie and even a pair of slides. But Molly Blacker, head of strategy at Slingshot, believes that the supermarket chain has changed how Aussies think about shopping and has even more lessons for brands to consider. I spend my week […]

Opinion

by B&T Magazine

B&T Magazine
WiredCo Builds Portfolio With Appointment To G.J. Gardner Creative Account
  • Advertising

WiredCo Builds Portfolio With Appointment To G.J. Gardner Creative Account

Australian home builder, G.J. Gardner has announced the appointment of WiredCo. as the brand’s creative and content agency of record. The family business, which has been in operation since 1983, operates under a franchise model across Australia, New Zealand and the USA. WiredCo., who pitched against ten agencies, has been retained to deliver strategic and […]

Keep Left Reveals ‘Strategically Assembled’ Strategy Team
  • Advertising

Keep Left Reveals ‘Strategically Assembled’ Strategy Team

Building on its Ideas People Choose positioning, national independent PR and creative agency Keep Left has revealed a redefined, fit-for-purpose strategy team that bridges the gap between earned and creative. Strategy director Laura Agricola steps up to lead the team following three years with the agency as a senior brand strategist. She has more than […]

Initiative’s Michael Chong: What Do Mountaineering, Media & Marketing Have In Common?
  • Advertising

Initiative’s Michael Chong: What Do Mountaineering, Media & Marketing Have In Common?

Michael Chong, Initiative’s chief analytics officer, has done something quite remarkable — climbing Ama Dablam, one of the most challenging peaks in the Himalayas on a trek that takes the best part of a month. Here, he tells B&T about his marvellous mountaineering, and what we can learn from it. Ama Dablam, rising proudly at an […]

CMOs To Watch: DrinkWise’s Part Time Builder, Part Time Marketer, Nathan Kent
  • Marketing

CMOs To Watch: DrinkWise’s Part Time Builder, Part Time Marketer, Nathan Kent

Introducing Nathan Kent, a Bunning’s aficionado, a Radiohead groupie and the marketing director at DrinkWise. Welcome back to ‘CMOs To Watch‘ . Once a month, we look beyond the biggest marketing bosses in Australia and the world to focus on emerging leaders and under-the-radar brands. Kent holds an impressive CV. After eight years in various roles […]

by B&T Magazine

B&T Magazine
Mari Kauppinen Pops Up As MD Of ITA Group ANZ
  • Marketing

Mari Kauppinen Pops Up As MD Of ITA Group ANZ

ITA Group, a global leader in engagement solutions, has announced the acquisition of Sydney-based Performance Incentives and the appointment of Mari Kauppinen as managing director of ITA Group’s Australia office. The formation of ITA Group’s Australia office, headquartered in Sydney, builds on its existing client base to deliver events, incentives, recognition, loyalty, research and learning […]

by B&T Magazine

B&T Magazine
Slew Of Promotions For Special Senior Creative Leadership Team
  • Advertising

Slew Of Promotions For Special Senior Creative Leadership Team

Special has bolstered its senior creative leadership team, promoting Max McKeon, Sian Binder, Lea Egan, Nils Eberhardt and Simon Gibson to group creative directors. Lead image: L to R – Sian Binder, Max McKeon, Nils Ederhardt, Lea Egan, Simon Gibson “This crew is some of the best and brightest that our industry has to offer, so […]

Cosmo Returns To Australia!
  • Media

Cosmo Returns To Australia!

Ever get the feeling we've weirdly warped back to 1988 at the moment? Confirm it with the relaunch of Cosmo in print.