Nine wins Monday, while Ten’s Masterchef still dominates
Nine won Monday’s ratings race with The Big Bang Theory, repeat episodes of Two and a Half Men and A Current Affair performing well in the main advertiser-friendly demographics. However, they failed to beat Ten’s Masterchef in overall viewers.
In free-to-air TV channel share, Nine led with 25.6 per cent, followed by Seven with 22.9 per cent, while Ten was a close third with 22 per cent, according to preliminary overnight OzTam data in the main metro markets.
Among viewers 25-54s, Masterchef was number one, followed by four Nine programs – The Big Bang Theory, A Current Affair, Two and a Half Men at 7:30pm (repeat), and Two and a Half Men at 7pm (repeat).
Meanwhile among 16-39s and 18-49s, Masterchef led, followed by The Big Bang Theory, Good News Week and Two and a Half Men at 7:30pm in fourth place.
Monday’s most-watched shows:
- Masterchef Ten 1.864m
- Seven News Seven 1.704m
- Today Tonight Seven 1.681m
- Nine News Nine 1.417m
- A Current Affair Nine 1.404m
- Two and a Half Men – 7:00pm Nine 1.319m
- Two and a Half Men – 7:30pm Nine 1.291m
- The Big Bang Theory Nine 1.271m
- The Mentalist Nine 1.260m
- Home and Away Seven 1.037m
- ABC News ABC 1.023m
- Ten News Ten 1.020m
- Good News Week Ten 1.015m
- Desperate Housewives Seven 0.993
- The 7PM Project Ten 0.952
Monday’s channel share:
- Nine: 25.6%
- Seven: 22.9%
- Ten: 22.0%
- ABC1: 13.8%
- SBS1: 5.8%
- 7TWO 4.2%
- GO!: 2.3%
- ABC2: 1.4%
- One: 1.2%
- ABC3: 0.4%
- SBS2: 0.3%
Tim Burrowes founded Mumbrella in 2008. He worked on Mumbrella until 2021. At various points he was editor, content director and editor-at-large.
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