Revenge and Masterchef dominate Monday’s ratings while the drama takes place on Q&A
The absence of Nine’s The Block made an immediate impact on Monday night’s ratings with Seven’s Revenge the most watched show of the night with an average of 1.452m viewers while Ten’s Masterchef was second with a much improved 1.396m viewers.
Meanwhile, ABC1’s Q&A – which saw GetUp director Simon Sheikh dramatically collapse during the live show – averaged 721,000 viewers, 20th for the night according to preliminary overnight metro ratings from OzTam.
Seven won in channel share with 23.9%. Masterchef’s strong showing gave Ten second place on 16.2% while the ABC’s strong current affairs night was third on 15.4% share, pushing Nine to 13.8%.
Exactly the kind of results I like to see:
In the morning slot, Sunrise beat Today by 345,000 to 314,000.Seven won in channel share with 23.9%
Quite obvious that Nine has only one good show-The Block. Any wonder they want to have two series next year. Channel Seven needs to find a ratings blockbuster maybe two series of MKR. Looking forward to X Factor bringing in ratings for second half of year.
the one night I miss Q&A
It was Tony Abbott’s fault that guy passed out.
Can you add the viewing figures for Ten
s Breakfast please??
KD – and I bet if you ask Tony Abbott why he passed out, he will blame it on the carbon tax.
love the warmth and compassion of the female panelist sitting next to him.
Federal MP Mirabella represents ‘The People’ providing they’re not sick!…Maybe the portfolio of Opposition Health Minister would suit her?
Mumbrella censoring comments unfavourable to GetUp! now?
That tells us lots about Mumbrella’s political persuasions.
Hi Freespeech,
We do moderate libellous and some other comments, although in this case I’m not sure which one you are referring to. It may have hit our spam filter. By all means try reposting.
Cheers,
Tim – MUmbrella