Tuesday TV Wrap: ABC’s Big Weather (And How To Survive It) Has A Warm Debut

Tuesday TV Wrap: ABC’s Big Weather (And How To Survive It) Has A Warm Debut

ABC’s BigWeather (and how to survive it) debuted to an impressive 469,000 metro viewers Tuesday night, according to OzTAM data.

Shot on the frontlines during Australia’s Black Summer of 2019-20, this 3-part ABC factual series delivers an urgent message of how Australia’s weather is changing and what we can do to survive it.

Meanwhile, Nine’s best for the night was The Block (837,000), and Seven’s best was Home and Away with 553,000. 10’s Junior Masterchef did a solid 576,000.

Nine took the primary channel share win with 20.5 per cent, Seven came second with 15.1 per cent, 10 did 13.9 per cent, while ABC did 12.7 per cent and SBS did 5.4 per cent.

Here’s how the rest of the night ran.

Nine

News did 874,000, A Current Affair did 752,000, Hot Seat did 469,000, and Maddie and the Monster did 320,000.

ABC

Over at the ABC, news did 701,000, Anh’s Brush with Fame did 619,000, and 7.30 did 571,000.

Seven 

News did 957,000, The Chase did 478,000, a showing of Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Boy did 268,000 and Sunrise did 250,000.

10

The Project did 481,000 and 10 News First did 310,000.

 

 




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