Struggling Seven has had its first win of the ratings season, earning the most audience share across all channels and key demos.
Across all channels, Seven did 29.3 per cent, while Nine came in second with 26.3 per cent and 10 did 20.0 per cent. Seven won the main channel too with 18.5 per cent, while Nine did 17.8 per cent and 10 did 13.0 per cent.
In key demos across all channels (25-54) Seven did 29.0 per cent, Nine did 27.8 per cent and 10 did 24.4 per cent. In 16-39s across all channels, Seven also came out on top with 30.2 per cent, 10 was second 27.2 per cent and Nine did 25.7 per cent.
And, in even better news for the network, its flailing cooking show MKR surpassed half a mil, reaching 517,000 Aussies and coming in at the ninth most-watched show of the night, according to OzTAM metro numbers. Granted, Thursday’s are usually quiet in TV-land (plus there was no competition from Nine’s MAFS) but a win is a win.
Nine’s best show of the night was RBT with 442,000, while Ambulance Australia did 485,000 for 10.
Here’s how the rest of the night ran.
Seven
News did 910,000, Home And Away did 587,000 and The Chase pulled 507,000.
Nine
News did 798,000, ACA did 630,000 and Hot Seat did 418,000.
10
The Project did 443,000, 10 News First 372,000 and SVU did 286,000.
ABC
Over at the ABC, news did 681,000, 7.30 did 504,000, a repeat of Would I Lie to You? did 265,000 while a QI repeat did 264,000.
