Married at First Sight’s controversial dinner party beats Mundine’s I’m A Celebrity exit
The first dinner party of Nine’s new season of Married at First Sight attracted the largest peak time TV audience across Australia last night, with 938,000 metro viewers.
Heavily promoted by Nine, the first dinner party – which saw one bride attempt to flirt with another woman’s groom – topped all key 16-39s, 18-49s and 25-54s advertising demographics.
The first Married at First dinner party was the most watched reality show on TV last night with an national average audience of 1.295 million (5 City: 938,000 / Regional: 357,000). #MAFS pic.twitter.com/1sTMAaruuJ
— Nine Comms (@9Comms) February 8, 2018
Why keep giving these so-called “reality” shows publicity?
Let’s be honest, apart from the growing public baklash against them with their morally bereft schemes, more than 23 million Australians ignore them.