Total TV Ratings, January 25
The Australian Open was the top program in the total TV ratings with a huge 1.788m audience for Australia Day.
I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! was the top entertainment program of the night with an audience of 848,000, this was a 21% increase on its overnight ratings.
Overnight TV Ratings, February 1
• Nine #1 as MAFS Weddings continue to dominate
• Nine’s winning streak now at 14 days
Primetime News
Seven News 989,000/958,000
Nine News 849,000/970,000
ABC News 630,000
10 News First 322,000 (5:00pm)/ 236,000 (6:00pm)
SBS World News 141,000 (6:30pm) 139,000 (7:00pm)
Daily current affairs
A Current Affair 697,000
7.30 476,000
The Project 246,000 (6:30pm)/401,000 (7:00pm)
The Drum 153,000
Breakfast TV
Sunrise 248,000
Today 227,000
News Breakfast 191,000
Late News
Nine Late News 199,000
ABC Late News 65,000
SBS World News Late 45,000
Nine has continued its winning streak which now sits at 14 days after once again registering the #1 primary channel (24.6%) and network (22.5%). This continued success is thanks in large part to the eternal dominance of Married at First Sight which had picked up where it left off last year as the #1 entertainment program in Australia.
MAFS had 862,000 viewers and was #1 in all key demos last night as two more brides walked down the aisle to their anticipating grooms. The first wedding was Domenica and Jack‘s ‘dream wedding’ before Ella and Mitch made headlines for how randy they were for each other. The episode remained steady after a strong launch on Monday (869,000), with an audience surge also expected from the live BVOD viewing.
On Seven, Home and Away had 535,000 viewers as the soap aired its second episode of the year.
The Voice: Generations then had 500,000 viewers as the coaches selected their grand finalist’s with Keith Urban choosing Ty and Eddie, Rita Ora choosing Caitlin and Tim, Guy Sebastian choosing The Wenas and Jessica Mauboy picking Kelsi and Jessica. This audience was fairly steady after 529,00, on Monday.
On 10, The Project had 246,000 (6:30pm) and 401,000 (7:00pm) as the show covered anti-vaxxers having spent a second day protesting out the front of Parliament House.
Australian Survivor was down to 492,000 viewers after a launch of 608,000 on Monday. The episode was fairly straightforward with Briana being a dead woman walking after her failed power play in the first episode, once her tribe lost the immunity challenge she was an easy vote for her tribe.
On the ABC, Catalyst had 319,000 viewers for The Secret Life of Our Urban Birds: A Catalyst Special.
The top program on SBS was a repeat of Great Continental Railway Journeys which had 211,000.
