The Blacklist wins again for Seven as final of Keating holds audience
James Spader’s The Blacklist final was the most watched non-news program for the second night in a row last night as it brought 1.085m metro viewers to Channel Seven.
Meanwhile the fourth and final episode of Keating, a series of interviews with the former PM by Kerry O’Brien, held its audience with an average 759,000 metro viewers ranking the show second in the 8.30pm timeslot. Keating launched to 886,000 viewers on November 13 and has held around 770,000 viewers for each episode since.
Nine’s film Miss Congeniality, a comedy with Sandra Bullock, was third in the timeslot and 18th for the night with a total metro audience of 527,000 as Ten’s repeat of NCIS averaged 487,000, according to the OzTam overnight ratings.
The final episode of The Blacklist was also the top program in people 25-54. It is the highest-rated new series in the US this season and American network NBC has ordered a second 22-episode season.
What was the ratings for Wake Up in the breakfast battle ?
How did Wake up & studio 10 go??
Hi All,
I’m afraid I don’t have the ratings for Wake Up and Studio 10 as they are not included in the list of the top 100 programs, and as the official ratings year has ended, I no longer get a daily ratings report for morning television. Until next year!
Cheers,
Megan
No worries – thanks Megan! : )
‘Keating’ only confirmed what many people already knew – he never admitted he was wrong on anything even when the economy was faltering, always had a high opinion of himself, and that his 3 years as Prime Minister is quite possibly the worse 3 years Australia had socially and politically.
I found Keating inspiring and wish there were more like him. He had a vision for Australia that connected us to Asia. History will see him as a great man who was ahead of his time. I wish he were still PM!