Home and Away beats Neighbours

Home and Away beats Neighbours

Seven’s Home and Away continues to nudge itself into the top ten most watched programs last night with 824,000 viewers and coming seventh overall.

It’s rival soap Neighbours sees only 253,000 people interested in the lives of those on Ramsay Street, on Eleven last night, according to OzTam preliminary ratings.

However in terms of most watched shows on channels other than the primary channel, Neighbours scooped fourth place, behind the Sochi coverage on Ten’s channel One and ABC2’s show The Hive.

Nine and Seven continued to dominate the ratings last night but with the absence of My Kitchen Rules Nine’s The Block came out on top for the most watched program with 1.102 million viewers.

Various news programs came second, third, fourth and fifth, but the Unlocked version of The Block came sixth, pushing Nine to victory for the overall total share for Thursday night with 30.1%.

The 479,000 viewers of Dynamo: Magician Impossible on Seven at 7.30pm wasn’t enough for the network to bring home gold, losing out to Nine with a total share 25.7%.

Ten only grabbed a 0.6% higher share than ABC’s with 20% to Ten and 19.4% to ABC.

SBS came fifth with 4.8%.




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