Week 5 2019 – Summer schedule – Tuesday
• Seven close behind primary but again #1 combined
• 10’s share lifts as Hughesy return helps fill out schedule
FTA early evening TV news
• Seven News 1,013,000 and 960,000
• Nine News 838,000 and 810,000
• ABC News 648,000
• 10 News First 426,000
• SBS World News 125,000
Breakfast TV
• Sunrise 265,000
• Today 219,000
• ABC News Breakfast 109,000
Morning TV
• The Morning Show 125,000
• Today Extra 102,000
• Studio 10 65,000
Week 5 Reality Battle
Married At First Sight
• Monday 1,003,000
• Tuesday 955,000
My Kitchen Rules
• Monday 816,000
• Tuesday 814,000
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here
• Sunday 681,000/647,000
• Monday 676,000
• Tuesday 605,000
Seven
Seven got very close last night to a primary channel win, trailing Nine by just 0.2. Seven is able to claim a combined channel win though with a narrow lead over Nine by…0.2.
On My Kitchen Rules, the audience was steady for episode two just over 800,000. The instant restaurant from Amanda and Blake saw the first scores of 10 this year. As co-host Pete Evans told Mediaweek, there are more scores of 10 given out this year than ever before.
A second successive night of The Good Doctor was on 552,000 after 621,000 on Monday. Last night would be the smallest audience yet for the US medical drama.
Nine
After starting the week on 816,000, A Current Affair was on 677,000.
There was also an audience dip at Married At First Sight with the Monday audience down to 955,000. The program remains the leader in the timeslot and key demos though.
Nine then went with another movie – Bridget Jones’s Baby did 303,000.
10
After starting its weeknights at 7pm this week on 438,000, The Project lifted a little to 465,000. Dave Hughes returned to the show ahead of the launch of a new season of his panel show.
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! had much going on including Luke Jacobz in a terrifying trial and then spilling the beans on Lindsay Lohan. The Tuesday audience was just over 600,000.
Hughesy, We Have A Problem helped build the channels Tuesday share with half a million staying with 10 until 10pm. The episode was #1 under 50 in its timeslot and was up 9% on the show’s 2018 average.
