Gallipoli audience continues to fall as five month delay hammers audience for Revenge
Nine’s drama series Gallipoli has continued to shed viewers on its third outing last night, with its audience dropping from 580,000 to 527,000, according to preliminary overnight numbers from OzTam.
Last week’s episode saw a steep decline from the show’s debut the week before which had 1.104m viewers, although it did pick up an extra 131,000 time-shifted viewers to take its total audience to 706,000. The whole series has also been made available on streaming service Stan.
In the 9pm timeslot the drama series was out-rated by Seven’s Revenge which grabbed a metro audience of 720,000, according to OzTam preliminary metro ratings. The premiere of season four of the show which was shown in the US last September was down on last year’s launch which debuted to an audience of 1.186m.
The most watched show of the night was Seven’s My Kitchen Rules which pulled a metro audience of 1.624m, helping the channel secure a winning audience share of 23.6 per cent as Nine lagged behind with a share of 17.5 per cent. ABC closed the gab between it and Nine with a share of 15 per cent as Ten settled for a share of 12 per cent.
My Kitchen Rules nearly doubled the audience of Nine’s The Block: Triple Threat which was watched by 832,000 metro viewers, up from last week’s audience of 755,000. MKR and The Block were the most watched and second most watched shows across all the demographics.
The Block beat the ABC’s 7.30 which pulled a metro audience of 812,000 to out-rate Ten’s I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here which was watched by 617,000, a modest increase on last week’s audience of 601,000. I’m a Celebrity was simulcast on One.
Yesterday’s broadcast of the 87th annual Academy Awards – The Oscars – on Nine was watched by 361,000 metro viewers with an extra 248,000 tuning in on Gem for an encore of the awards ceremony in the evening. The Oscars helped Gem grab an audience share of 5.2 per cent.
Meanwhile on the ABC, Australian Story at 8pm had a metro audience of 773,000 while Four Corners at 8.30pm was watched by 775,000. Media Watch at 9.20pm pulled a metro crowd of 736,000 and Q&A at 9.30pm had an audience of 547,000.
Top 15 Shows:
1 MY KITCHEN RULES-MON Network 7 1,624,000
2 NINE NEWS Network 9 1,155,000
3 NINE NEWS 6:30 Network 9 1,138,000
4 SEVEN NEWS Network 7 1,001,000
5 A CURRENT AFFAIR Network 9 982,000
6 SEVEN NEWS / TODAY TONIGHT Network 7 975,000
7 HOME AND AWAY Network 7 910,000
8 ABC NEWS-EV Network ABC 865,000
9 THE BLOCK TRIPLE THREAT -MON Network 9 832,000
10 7.30-EV Network ABC 812,000
11 FOUR CORNERS-EV Network ABC 775,000
12 AUSTRALIAN STORY-EV Network ABC 773,000
13 MEDIA WATCH-EV Network ABC 736,000
14 REVENGE Network 7 720,000
15 TEN EYEWITNESS NEWS Network TEN 643,000
Audience Share:
Network 7 23.6%
Network 9 17.5%
Network ABC 15.0%
Network TEN 12.0%
Network Gem 5.2%
Network 7TWO 5.1%
Network SBS ONE 4.3%
Network 7mate 3.9%
Network GO! 3.5%
Network ABC2 2.3%
Network ELEVEN 2.4%
Network ONE 2.3%
Network ABC News 24 1.5%
Network ABC3 0.8%
Network SBS 2 0.6%
Network NITV 0.1%
Total Audience Share:
Network 7 TTL 32.6%
Network 9 TTL 26.2%
Network ABC TTL 19.5%
Network TEN TTL 16.7%
Network SBS TTL 5.0%
Data © OzTAM Pty Limited 2013. The Data may not be reproduced, published or communicated (electronically or in hard copy) in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of OzTAM.
Revenge is still going? That was a 2 season premise.
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Now that Gallipoli has failed badly could we please see all the rest of the 100th anniversary nostalgia binge for this event canned as well and no more money wasted. We are over Anzacs and Gallipoli, well and truly.
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I gave it another go – because the makers deserve it.
I saw some brilliant filmic wide shots of battlefieds and the bay. And some bloody good performances. I was almost into it…when I suddenly got bored.
I think it may be too slow for a tv audiance. Movie goers are a captive audiance and are more patient. tv viewers aren’t. There’s always the fear of missing out on something on another chaneel. Perhaps they’ve made a movie instead of a tv series?
Perhaps if it was re-edited to a faster, tv pace.
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So, 200k turn off Q&A this week – it still appears that domestic violence is the conversation many Australians don’t want to listen to, let alone speak about.
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