Have You Been Paying Attention? tops week’s TV entertainment for Ten
The final episode of Ten’s Quiz show Have You Been Paying Attention? topped the ratings for the week’s non-news shows, giving the network a win in the key audience demographics over Seven’s Bride & Prejudice.
Despite Ten’s performance with the quiz show, Seven still took out the week’s ratings on the back of its news programs and the wedding reality show, attracting 19.9% of the audience to its main channel across the five metro markets and a 29.7% network share.
Have You Been Paying Attention?’s Ed Kavalee, Tom Gleisner and Sam Pang. Credit-:Tina Smigielski
Nine’s network share was 27.2% with the main channel recording 17.7%. Like Seven, the strongest performing shows were the news programs with 60 Minutes seeing 717,000 viewers tuning in to watch the program’s Sunday night expose of the Hillsong Church and an interview with Jackie Weaver.
Sixty Minutes, however, didn’t rate at all with the key demographics with Ten’s Have You Been Paying Attention?’s finale’s 811,000 total viewers translating into it being the most watched shows in the key demographics – viewers aged 16-39, 18-49 and 25-54 .
Trailing Ten’s quiz show in the demographics was Bride & Prejudice which attracted an average of 711,000 viewers on Tuesday night to be the tenth-most watch show for the week. Both Monday and Tuesday’s shows made the top shows across the age groups.
Ambulance Australian and The Secret Life of Four Year Olds also made the demographics’ top shows for Ten, as did Nine’s Paramedics.
In audience share, Ten still trailed the ABC for the week with the CBS-owned network attracting 10.1% of the audience for its main channel and a network share of 16.1%. The national broadcaster’s respective shares were 13.7% and 19.3% while SBS recorded 4.8% and 7.6%
The charts below are provided by Nine, based on OzTAM data. They include data on Seven, Nine and Ten, but exclude SBS and ABC.
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