Nine’s True Story with Hamish & Andy most watched show, but Seven wins the week
The premiere of Channel Nine’s True Story with Hamish & Andy was this week’s most watched show, but it wasn’t enough to give Nine the win over Seven in the overall prime time audience shares.
True Story with Hamish & Andy achieved 1.282m for its premiere episode, while Seven’s House Rules Sunday was the second most watched program of the week, at 1.279m.
Nationally, Seven’s House Rules Sunday was the most watched show with an audience of 2.052m, while Nine’s Hamish and Andy had 1.826m national viewers.
In overall prime time channel share, Seven won the week with a share of 39.2%, ahead of Nine’s 35.8% and Ten’s 25%.
Seven won two of three key advertising demographics (16-39s and 25-54s) with shares of 35.5% and 35.9% respectively.
Nine won the Grocery Buyers with Child category, with a share of 37.2%.
In news programs, Nine News Sunday was the week’s most watched show, pulling 1.269m metro viewers while Seven News Sunday wasn’t far behind at 1.239m metro viewers.
Channel Ten did not have any shows in the top 10 for the week, but Masterchef and Have you Been Paying Attention? both placed in the top 10 programs across the key advertising demographics (16-39s, 25-54s, Grocery Buyer with Child).
Ten’s Masterchef and Have You Been Paying Attention? made the top five shows in the 16-39s.
On Saturday, Seven News won the night with 901,000 viewers ahead of Nine News’ 782,000 metro viewers.
The most watched non-news program was ABC’s Father Brown, which had 688,000 viewers.
Seven’s AFL match between the Hawthorn Hawks and Gold Coast Suns managed 373,000 across Melbourne and Adelaide.
While the ABC had the top non-news shows, Seven won the night with a share of 21.6% ahead of ABC’s 15.6%, Nine’s 12.6%, Ten’s 7.6% and SBS’ 5.5%.
According to OzTAM’s overnight data Channel Seven is winning the average audience shares to date, at 27.4%, ahead of Nine’s 24.8%.
Channel Ten had made a recovery in the shares, with an average of 17.6%.
The below graphic (which only includes the three major commercial networks and excludes ABC and SBS) has been prepared by Nine based on OzTam data:
Hi Guys
Think European Vacation!
Yes, visiting the wrong relatives!
Me & my identical twin brother and my new wife on our Cultural holiday go to find our relatives on my wife’s Birthday, whom I promised we would have a romantic Birthday in Vienna!
It turned to shit when our Step Grandma 98 year young wrote a 9 instead of a 6 in the phone number the night before to ring our relative in Steyr in Austria to meet.
My uncle who we were staying with & was driving us to Vienna via Steyr, organised our meeting with the Wrong Relatives because of the wrong number, to meet us and he said during the phone conversation “Mimi thought it would be nice to Meet”
His daughter & my sister are both named Mimi!
So the Fantom whole family took the day off work to meet with us!
We turned up after an hours drive for our Uncle to talk to this guy upon arriving who looked like ” Con the Fruitier” with silver hair & we thought to be our Relative, very excited!
But it was weird as they were talking in their native tongue, it seemed strange they weren’t more happy to see each other!
They were trying to work out who we were!
In the goodness of their hearts they invited us to to join them on their outdoor area upon this beautiful Austrian House with drinks & food prepared for the day.
We suddenly realised after they said they didn’t know us, they realised the phone number we called was to the wrong number.
We then called the right number & relative who came over straight away and joined the party.
To make matters more unbelievable, with the commotion going on, the next door neighbour about 80 years young, was hiding because she thought the Religious Group were door knocking and she didn’t want to be annoyed, finally came over to see what was happening in her Austrian Dindle, an Austrian Womens Dress after cooking Austrian Kippfle a favourite Austrian Cookie.
We were drinking & eating with our new unknown relatives who took the day off work to be with us, when she came over to introduce her self when she & us nearly feel over!
My deceased mother was her best friend from kinda, they would walk up & down the street out front when my mother visited from Australia!
I feel my ancesters sticked me & my twin up from the grave!
What do you think?
Look forward to hearing from you.
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