Seven’s My Kitchen Rules and Seven Year Switch continue to perform across all demos
Seven’s relationship reality series Seven Year Switch pulled in 929,000 metro viewers at 9:00pm last night after My Kitchen Rules delivered the channel a 7:30pm audience of 1.462m.
MKR and Seven Year Switch were the most-watched and second most-watched programs across the key advertising programs (16-39, 18-49 and 25-54) and helped Seven win the night with a share of 26.5%.
It was ahead of Nine’s share of 16.8%, while Ten claimed third place with a share of 14.8%. The ABC settled for a share of 11.3%.
Nine’s Married at First Sight, which went head-to-head with MKR at 7:30pm, was watched by 831,000, down on last week’s audience of 880,000. Married at First Sight is down 24% when compared with the 2015 series average.
Reno Rumble, which aired directly after at 8:30pm, grabbed 352,000 metro viewers. The show is down 52% when compared with the 2015 series average.
On Ten, Bondi Rescue had an audience of 536,000 at 7:30pm, Territory Cops (8:00pm) pulled in 521,000 and NCIS (8:30pm) was watched by 658,000.
In the news battleground, Seven News at 6:00pm grabbed 1.135m, sliding to 1.060m at 6:30pm. Nine News at 6:00pm pulled in 968,000, growing very slightly to 969,000 from 6:30pm.
On the ABC, 7.30 was watched by 667,000, Catalyst (8:00pm) had an audience of 587,000 and Keeping Australia Alive (8:30pm) lured an audience of 497,000.
In breakfast TV, Seven’s Sunrise and Nine’s Today show tied with both programs posting an audience of 339,000 metro viewers.
Miranda Ward worked for Mumbrella from 2013 to 2017, eventually becoming deputy editor. Miranda joined Mumbrella in September 2013 from Sky News.
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