• Two marriages on Bride & Prejudice secure another Seven win
Seven
Home And Away dipped under 600,000 to 577,000 after launching the week on 616,000.
There were wedding bells for Melissa and Aalden and Jess and Seyat on Bride & Prejudice, which was a clear winner at 7.30pm with 711,000. That was up on Monday’s episode and also the Tuesday episode of last week on 653,000.
The Good Doctor was a winner too on 676,000 giving Seven three of the top four shows last night and four of the top seven. The Doctor did 602,000 a week ago.
The Resident keeps Seven’s medical theme alive on Tuesdays with last night’s episode on 253,000 with a 10pm start.
Nine
Nine News and A Current Affair were the channel’s entries in the top 10 shows. Domestic violence was addressed on the latter along with coffee machines and neighbours from hell in the country. The episode did 743,000 after 800,000 on Monday.
Family Food Fight was on 435,000 after 433,000 Monday and 419,000 a week ago.
An hour of The Big Bang Theory did 428,000 for the new episode and then 344,000 for a repeat.
Two Kath & Kim episodes started around 10pm with audiences of 202,000 and then 177,000.
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Ambulance Australia attracted the biggest audience with 560,000 after 539,000 a week ago.
The Project 7pm was next best on 426,000 with Kaz Cooke on the show promoting a new book and one of the ambos from Ambulance Australia also stopped by.
Later in the night FBI did 290,000 followed by NCIS: Los Angeles on 200,000.
10 Boss had its biggest share since rebranding with 5.4% thanks to coverage of the Australia v Lebanon game that featured the final appearance of Tim Cahill playing for his country. Sadly Cahill couldn’t manage a goal in his few minutes on the pitch, but he came close. Australia were easy winners 3-0. The match did 235,000 and peaked at close to 400,000 near the end when Cahill played. The national average was 329,000.
The 10 Boss/ONE best share for the year was 6.0% back in January.
ABC
Repeats of Simply Nigella have taken over the 8pm timeslot, with 318,000 watching last night.
Are You Autistic? screened at 8.30pm and attracted 313,000.
The battle between developers and residents in Waterloo, Sydney, was then chronicled in There Goes Our Neighbourhood with 188,000 tuning in.
SBS
Another night of Child Genius did 193,000 at 7.30pm.
The final episode of Insight for the year did 236,000.
