Olympic TV ratings Saturday July 24, 2021

Olympic TV ratings

Olympic TV ratings: Fave destination for viewers on Day 2 – Seven share climbs to 60%

Seven claimed a massive share of 56% on Friday night for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Opening Ceremony. Not many might have been expecting its Olympic TV ratings would have climbed higher than that for Day 1 of competition.

Seven

The primary channel share was 37.0% while combined channel network share was 59.2%. Part of that was 7mate on 14.8% with a mix of AFL and then Olympics. That share alone was higher than any of the other primary channels managed last night.

The metro audience for evening and night coverage were both close to 1.3m.

Afternoon coverage and the late night audience were both over 800,000.

The morning audience on Seven was 630,000 and Sunrise had a bumper with a Saturday metro crowd of 400,000.

Nine

Nine hit a year-low of 11.9%. It’s not a great figure, but no shame of course up against these Games which are already a juggernaut for Seven.

Nine News had a good night, albeit trailing Seven, with 970,000 watching the non-Olympic rights holder.

A Current Affair was on 538,000.

The numbers dropped as the evening progressed with 297,000 tuning into David Attenborough hosting Life in Colour.

10

The primary channel to a massive hit with share on 3.3%, narrowly outrating 10 Bold on 2.9%.

10 News First managed to grab an audience over 300,000 after 5pm.

Two episodes of The Dog House then had audiences of 168,000 and then 194,000.

ABC

News had the biggest numbers here too. At 7pm ABC News was on 587,000.

Earlier in the day the Coronavirus press conferences had an audience of 288,000.

The Durrells had a primary channel audience of 255,000 followed by Belgravia on 210,000.

SBS

SBS World News started on 166,000 and dropped to just over 100,000 after 7pm.

Ken Burns’ documentary Hemingway then launched with two episodes averaging 107,000.

 

Olympic TV ratings Metro primetime shares primary/network

ABC 6.4% (9.8%)
Seven 37.0% (59.2%)
Nine 11.9% (17.7%)
10 3.3% (8.6%)
SBS 2.6% (4.7%)

See also: Weekend TV ratings Saturday July 17, 2021

Saturday Olympic TV ratings Metro top 20 all people

 

1SEVEN NEWS – SATChannel 71,349,000
2TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – NIGHTChannel 71,328,000
3TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – EVENINGChannel 71,257,000
4NINE NEWS SATURDAYChannel 9970,000
5TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – LATE NIGHTChannel 7852,000
6TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – AFTERNOONChannel 7834,000
7TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – LATE AFTERNOONChannel 7805,000
8TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – MORNINGChannel 7630,000
9ABC NEWSABC TV587,000
10A CURRENT AFFAIRChannel 9538,000
11TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – LATE AFTERNOON FEED 27mate, 7TWO498,000
12SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOOTBALL7mate493,000
13TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – EVENING FEED 27mate, 7TWO470,000
14TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – NIGHT FEED 27mate, 7TWO457,000
15WEEKEND SUNRISEChannel 7397,000
16GETAWAYChannel 9372,000
17TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – AFTERNOON FEED 27mate340,000
1810 NEWS FIRSTChannel 10319,000
19TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES: DAY 1 – EVENING MULTI7TWO315,000
20DAVID ATTENBOROUGH’S LIFE IN COLOURChannel 9297,000

 

Saturday Sports FTA and STV

 

TV ratings

AFL

Seven Saturday
600,000 (Metro 493,000 Regional 107,000)

Fox Footy AFL

#AFLBluesNorth 155,000
#AFLLionsSuns 77,000
#AFLEaglesSaints 113,000
#AFLDeesDogs 132,000
#AFLCrowsHawks 66,000

TV ratings

Fox League NRL

#NRLManlyTigers 239,000
#NRLPanthersBroncos 250,000
#NRLSouthsWarriors 147,000

Suncorp Super Netball

Competition postponed this weekend

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