Wednesday TV Ratings: “I’m Not Crying You Are!” – Audiences Moved To Tears By Young The Voice Singer

Wednesday TV Ratings: “I’m Not Crying You Are!” – Audiences Moved To Tears By Young The Voice Singer

It was an emotional episode of The Voice last night as 25-year-old Charlie Pittman performed “How Do I Say Goodbye,” in honour of his late father who encouraged him to follow his dreams of becoming a singer.

The remaining coaches were so moved by the performance they turned around for the singer. After coaches Guy and Jess offered the young star a place in their team, he eventually chose Team Guy – taking the last available spot.

Pittman was a hit on socials with one viewer saying “I’m not crying you are” and another commenting “Dad was definitely there with you!”

The Voice was once again the most-watched entertainment show on Seven with 589,000 metro viewers watching.

Meanwhile, Nine’s The Block pulled in 541,000 metro viewers. Seven’s The Chase pulled in 523,000 metro viewers. Network 10’s Thank God You’re Here pulled in 442,000 views.

Seven won the night with 29.6 per cent of views, followed by Nine with 28.9 per cent and the ABC with 16.7 per cent. Network 10 had 16.0 per cent of views and SBS had 8.9 per cent of views.

 

                                                       Daily Channel Share

Nine NetworkSeven NetworkNetwork 10ABC TV NetworkSBS Network
28.9%29.6%16.0%16.7%8.9%

 

                                               Top 10 Programs (Metro Views)

No.

Show 

Channel 

Metro Views 

1SEVEN NEWSSeven Network859,000
2SEVEN NEWS AT 6.30Seven Network828,000
3NINE NEWS 6:30Nine Network817,000
4NINE NEWSNine Network764,000
5A CURRENT AFFAIRNine Network669,000
6THE VOICE – WEDSeven Network589,000
7ABC NEWS-EVABC TV551,000
8THE BLOCK -WEDNine Network541,000
9THE CHASE AUSTRALIASeven Network523,000
10HARD QUIZ S8-EVABC TV497,000

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