Big Brother 2014 debuts with 1.067m audience, down on last year in later timeslot
The 2014 return of Nine’s reality show Big Brother drew an audience of 1.067m, down from 1.309m last year despite a strong lead in from The Block, as the network promised viewers that this season would be “stormier” than the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
This year’s launch came six weeks later than last year’s show, and was also in a later timeslot of 8.40pm to build from the audience of 1.556m for reality renovation show The Block. The two shows helped Nine win the night with an 26.2 per cent audience share on its main channel.
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Meanwhile on Seven talent show the X Factor drew an audience of 1.174m up against The Block: Glasshouse at 7.30pm, while the Amazing Race drew 634,000 viewers in the 8.30pm slot going head to head with the start of Big Brother.
Here’s hoping BB, like the abominable movie Noah, embraces a swift death, never to be seen again.
@benross – don’t let it bother you then Ben – do something else!
Hooray for the ability to change channels away from this show…the 1million masses are slaves to bad TV.
I’m glad at least one of the news programs made the Top 3.