Monday Week 46 2019
• The Block has dominated ratings for past 14 weeks – what’s hot now?
• Seven wins the night as Nine share slumps to lowest Monday of 2019
• Best performing non-news shows are 10’s Amazing Race and HYBPA?
• Seven News 1,051,000/1,022,000
• Nine News 833,000/833,000
• ABC News 703,000
• A Current Affair 678,000
• 7.30 642,000
• The Project 259,000/462,000
• 10 News First 354,000
• The Drum 174,000
• wdSBS World News 133,000
Breakfast TV
• Sunrise 292,000
• Today 215,000
Seven
Home and Away averaged 549,000 last week and has started week 46 on 640,000.
Bride & Prejudice: The Forbidden Weddings continued with a wedding day. The episode did 575,000 after 453,000 on Sunday and 426,000 on Monday last week.
The Rookie was on 376,000 and the series final of S.W.A.T. did 216,000.
Nine
Reporter Steve Marshall was reporting on the bushfire latest for A Current Affair from Glen Innes. The program is also partnering with NRMA to support the Vinnies Bushfire Appeal. The show started week 46 on 678,000 after an average last week of 719,000.
RBT had big shoes to fill last night, taking over the 7.30pm timeslot from The Block. The program did 472,000 after 419,000 on Thursday last week.
Love Island Australia then started a little earlier at 8.30pm with 263,000 watching after 335,000 on Monday last week.
10
The Project featured some good guests from the music industry with visits from Fatman Scoop and then AJ Mitchell. The episode did 462,000 after 7pm following an average of 444,000 last week.
The Amazing Race Australia episode five got its first outing after the end of The Block. The episode did 651,000, its best yet, after 532,000 a week ago. The contestants travelled the four hours from Hanoi to Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia last night as the teams took their second flight. It was a sad end to the race for South Australian alpaca farmer and firie, Chris and Adrienne, after Chris suffered a bad fall from a camel and was unable to continue in the series.
Have You Been Paying Attention? then did 754,000, a nice recovery after 611,000 on Cup Eve last week. Joining Ed and Sam on the panel were Anne Edmonds, Marty Sheargold and Geraldine Hickey. Guests asking the questions included new MasterChef judge Melissa Leong.
ABC
Australian Story featured artist Vincent Fantauzzo with an episode introduction from his wife Asher Keddie. The program did 642,000 after 573,000 a week ago.
Louise Milligan then reported the Four Corners episode on Digi Kids with 570,000 watching.
Media Watch was on 539,000, examining fellow Monday night program Q&A and its recent controversy.
Q&A then did 382,000.
SBS
A repeat of 24 Hours in Emergency did best at 8.30pm with 217,000.
Earlier in the night The Royal House of Windsor was on 208,000.
