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Seven’s Little Big Shots sheds more than 100,000 viewers

Seven’s Little Big Shots managed a metro audience of 719,000 metro viewers last night, down more than 100,000 viewers from last Sunday.

Last weekend the program, which runs from 7pm, pulled in a metro audience of 864,000 as it competed against Nine’s The Block in the same time slot.

Little Big Shots fell by more than 100,000 viewers from last week

This week the gap between The Block and Little Big Shots extended, with The Block achieving 1.234m metro viewers. The Block also topped all key advertising demographics (16-39, 18-49 and 25-54).

But Little Big Shots was well ahead of Ten’s show, Russell Coight’s All Aussie Adventures, which had a metro audience of 546,000 at 7:30pm.

By comparison, Russell Coight captured a metro audience of 513,000 last week.

In the later time slot, Seven’s Sunday Night managed 539,000, while Nine’s 60 Minutes averaged a metro audience of 783,000 from 8:30pm.

Unlike last week, Nine News Sunday was more popular than Seven News Sunday, with 1.067m metro viewers watching the 6pm bulletin over Seven’s 941,000. Nine attracted larger audiences in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide, while Seven News Sunday attracted a bigger audience in Perth.

ABC News Sunday had a metro audience of 661,000 viewers while it’s most watched non-news show was Rake, with 522,000 metro viewers.

Nine achieved the highest main channel share of the night at 27.2%, compared to Seven’s 17.8% and Ten’s 8.1%. ABC and SBS’ shares were 10.4% and 5.6% respectively. Nine Network’s overall share was 36.5%, well ahead of its nearest rival, Seven Network, at 28.6%. But the most watched multi-channel went to 7mate, on 4.5%.

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