Seven’s All Together Now finale pulls in 717,000
The finale of Seven’s new program, All Together Now, achieved 717,000 metro viewers.
The show, which featured host Julia Zemiro, grew to 1.074m nationally, making it the most watched entertainment show of Sunday evening. It also topped the 16-39 and 18-49 advertising demographics.
The finale of All Together Now pulled just over 700,000
The show premiered on October 8 with a metro audience of 813,000.
All Together Now’s finale result is much stronger than Seven’s other new shows this year. Earlier in the year, Seven’s Australian Spartan finished with 447,000 metro viewers, while Dance Boss bowed out with 264,000.
The program pulled in 210,000 viewers more than Nine’s RBT, which averaged 507,000 across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
On Ten, The Sunday Project 7pm pulled in 312,000 metro viewers, while The Graham Norton Show, which ran from 7:30pm, averaged 366,000.
The ABC ran documentary, Don’t Stop The Music, from 7:40pm, which pulled in 443,000 metro viewers.
However, the most watched program of Sunday night was Seven News, with a metro audience of 888,000. Nine News Sunday captured 812,000 metro viewers.
Nine’s 60 Minutes beat Seven’s Sunday Night in the later time slot, with metro audience of 647,000 and 571,000 respectively.
Nine’s 60 Minutes ran an interview with former tennis star John McEnroe, while Seven’s Sunday Night ran an interview with publicist Roxy Jacenko and her husband, Oliver Curtis.
ABC’s most watched program was its news bulletin, with 666,000 metro viewers.
Earlier on in the day, Ten’s Supercars Championship coverage captured 286,000 for race two.
Overall, Seven won the evening with a 20.7% share ahead of Nine’s 19.4%. ABC beat Ten with a 10.8% share over a 10.1% share, and SBS finished on 5%.
When including the multi-channels, Seven’s share grew to 32.4%, while Nine Network finished with a 29.2% share. Network 10 scraped ahead of the ABC on shares of 15.3% and 15.2% respectively. SBS Network’s share
Will not be watching ever again.Best did not win,terrible.
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I am not terribly fussy – LOVE quiz shows- but the WORST show ever (watched one sleepless night) is “News of the Wild” – most rude and ignorant young teenage host and others not much better – I couldnt bear to watch it!!
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An absolute disgrace, you can stuff up and still get a placement yet those that did better and no stuff up didn’t make it. I certainly wouldn’t be bothered watching it again!! What a joke the grand finale was.
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I was shocked to see that people who could sing extremely well without any issues didn’t make it but people who I wouldn’t even pay 5 cents to see got through. What an absolute joke this show was. I wouldn’t waste my time to ever watch this again.
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Sick to death of all these “scripted” shows funny how the camera is always there when someone makes a gesture, and all these people dabbing away fake tears Please!
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just a load of screaming contestants hoping to win $100000……..woeful!!
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This unscripted reality show didn’t have the pre-defined outcome I was expecting!! I’m never watching television ever again!
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