Wednesday’s television line-up delivered an elimination shake-up on My Kitchen Rules and a new arrival inside the Big Brother house.
Seven’s reality cook-off saw six teams tackle the Woolworths Fresh World Flavours Challenge, with Tiffany and Giancarlo sent into the next Kitchen HQ elimination cook-off after their Mexican pork dish went wrong. Their dish was ultimately let down by dry pork after Giancarlo blended the meat, while Zoe and Zac also struggled with their Italian menu. Zoe and Zac managed to edge out Tiffany and Giancarlo by just one point.
Seven’s Home And Away followed with a Total TV National Reach of 1,450,000 and a Total TV National Average Audience of 962,000. The cult classic remained a staple in Aussie audiences regular viewing schedule.
Nine’s Tipping Point Australia had a national reach of 1,328,000 and an average audience of 728,000. Seven’s rival format The Chase Australia traced closely behind with a national reach of 1,207,000 and an average audience of 627,000.
Nine’s Budget Battlers reached 1,116,000 and had an average audience of 426,000. Wednesday’s episode saw Jess, Eva and the team take on their biggest renovation yet, transforming an accommodation complex for hospital charity Wishlist, with comedian Dave Hughes joining the project. The makeover covered 18 bedrooms, four kitchen and living spaces and outdoor areas.
ABC’s Hard Quiz had a national reach of 851,000 and an average audience of 598,000. Tom Gleeson put four contestants through questions on Australian native pigeons, Rick And Morty, High School Musical and William Wallace in a Battle of the Duds.
Meanwhile, Big Brother Australia had a reach of 764,000 and an average audience of 428,000. An ’80s-inspired prom brought the housemates together, with Austin crowned prom king before model and social media personality Evie McClelland entered as the new intruder.
