Sunday TV Ratings: Tommy Little Makes X-Rated Joke On The Hundred With Andy Lee Christmas Special

It was the Christmas special on Nine’s The Hundred With Andy Lee last night, and what is Christmas without an X-rated joke from comedian Tommy Little?

For those not familiar with The Hundred, the quiz show draws on statistics gained from the great Aussie public. Guests on the show then have to guess how the public responded.

In the festive episode, guest comedians Tommy Little and Anne Edmonds joined Sophie Monk on the panel.

On Sunday night, a jolly Andy Lee innocently asked his guests “on Christmas day 68 per cent of Australian families do what?”

Tommy Little immediately presses his buzzer before cheekily saying that they “throw their keys in a bowl to really make it interesting”.

The spicy joke was in reference to a swinging ritual in which couples put their car keys in a bowl to decide who would be each other’s partners for the evening.

Andy Lee and Sophie Monk were ticked by the joke with Monk giggling and saying “Tommy!”

The Hundred Christmas Special is on at 7pm tonight guys. Managed to secure Mrs Clause to appear as well. Huge get this time of year! pic.twitter.com/mxiftZ2wsY

— Andy Lee (@andytomlee) December 10, 2023

The show was a hit with viewers, coming first in the Sunday ratings with 469,000 metro viewers.

It was followed by Joanna Lumley’s Britain,  on the ABC which had 438,000 metro viewers.

Behind that was the ABC’s Death In Paradise with 405,000 metro views. Nine’s 60 Minutes pulled in 356,000 metro views.

Forged In Fire pulled in 212,000 metro views.

Overall Nine won the night with 29.7 per cent of views. It was followed by Seven with 27.1 per cent of views, the ABC with 20.7 per cent of views, Network 10 with 13.6 per cent and SBS with 9.0 per cent.