• 177,000 tuned in to Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom on Seven
Total TV Ratings, November 4
Nine’s Border Security topped entertainment on Total TV with 645,000 growing by 4%.
ABC’s Annika saw a growth of 117% for a total audience of 386,000.
Overnight TV Ratings, November 11
Nine enjoyed a Saturday night win in both the network and primary channel shares with 25.3% and 36.4%, respectively. GEM won the multichannels with 3.9%.
Seven’s airing of Border Security – Australia’s Front Line saw 337,000 tune in as biosecurity officers stopped a backpack that contained a large haul of narcotics. Seven also aired Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the sequel to Jurassic World to 177,000.
Nine’s airing of the ICC World Cup Australia vs Bangladesh saw 418,000 viewers as the Aussies ended up winning by 8 wickets. The win marks their seventh consecutive win in the World Cup and now takes them straight to the Semi-Finals.
On the ABC, Vera saw 350,000 viewers as Vera investigated a hit and run and a stabbing death in a remote Northumberland valley. Shakespeare and Hathaway saw 314,000 tune in as Frank and Lu investigated a case of paranormal activity.
10 aired The Dog House to 123,000 as deaf parents Hannah and Craig meet cockapoo puppy Percy.
SBS aired The Cotswolds With Pam Ayres to 122,000.
STV
Fox Cricket topped STV for Saturday with the ICC World Cup Australia v Bangladesh match. 155,000 tuned in.
Sky News also aired a Memorial Service for Remembrance Day which saw 28,000 tune in.
