Sherlock is the only non-news show to match Seven in Wednesday ratings
Nine’s Sherlock was the only non-news show to mount a serious challenge to Seven in Australia’s ten most-watched shows last night.
The Hounds of the Baskerville episode pulled in 729,000 viewers in the 8.30pm time slot – down from 876,000 last week and ranking 10th.
The night was won by Seven’s My Kitchen Rules at 7.30pm, although the show was down 300,000 viewers on last Wednesday’s ratings, pulling in 1.6m, according to preliminary data from OzTam.
Seven won the night with 25.9% share, with Nine in second with 18.7%.
Please Marry My Boy also eclipsed 1m for Seven in the 8.30pm time slot, and was the second most watched show in the 18-49 demographic.
The Biggest Loser was Ten’s most watched show, and ranked 4th in the 18-49 demo, but has also lost viewers since last week.
Ten’s Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation recovered slightly, up from 593,000 to 627,000.
Wednesday’s top 15 shows:
1. My Kitchen Rules Seven 1.633m
2. Seven News Seven 1.204m
3. Nine News Nine 1.118m
4. Today Tonight Seven 1.027m
5. Please Marry My Boy Seven 1.026m
6. Home and Away Seven 1.005m
7. ABC News ABC 1.004m
8. A Current Affair Nine 0.860m
9. 7:30 ABC 0.744m
10. Sherlock Nine 0.729m
11. The Big Bang Theory – 7:00pm Nine 0.725m
12. The Big Bang Theory – 7:30pm Nine 0.694m
13. The Biggest Loser Ten 0.666m
14. Ten News – 5:00pm Ten 0.636m
15. Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation Ten 0.627m
Channel share:
Seven: 25.9%
Nine: 18.7%
Ten: 13.0%
ABC1: 11.1%
SBS1: 4.5%
7mate: 4.5%
7TWO: 4.1%
Eleven: 3.4%
ABC2: 3.2%
GO!: 2.8%
Gem: 2.6%
One: 2.4%
ABC News 24: 2.2%
SBS2: 0.9%
ABC3: 0.5%
What is it with Nine using the same over-dramatic music and VO for their trailers?
No wonder the poor viewer can’t discriminate or discern a choice.
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