The Voice sustains high as Seven takes out overall share

Seven’s The Voice took out the top spot in entertainment for Monday night, contributing to the network’s win of overall share for the evening.

The episode brought in 701,000 metro viewers, but it was Nine’s Lego Masters that swept all three key advertising demos, with the program hitting 615,000 metro viewers.

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In the latest Daily Consolidated Total TV Report for 25 April, Seven News topped the list with 1.802 million Total TV viewers, including 33,000 viewers on BVOD with an uplift of 2%. The program with the highest uplift was Lego Masters on Nine with an uplift of 32%, and viewed by 1,112,000 national viewers.

Next in entertainment on Monday was The Chase Australia on Seven, bringing in 588,000 metro viewers, followed by ABC’s Australian Story with 504,000 metro viewers.

Seven’s Home and Away brought in 474,000 metro viewers and ABC’s Media Watch had 470,000 metro viewers, with ABC’s Media Watch hitting 470,000 metro viewers. Ten’s MasterChef was next with 466,000 metro viewers.

Overall, Seven News topped programming with 1,000,000 metro viewers, followed by Seven News at 6.30 with 934,000 metro viewers. Nine News at 6:30 was next with 858,000 metro viewers, then Nine News with 844,000 metro viewers. Nine’s A Current Affair brought in 650,000 metro viewers. ABC News followed with 649,000 metro viewers, then ABC’s 7.30 with 521,000 metro viewers.

As noted above, Seven had the largest network share with 30.0%, closely followed by Nine with 26.9%. ABC was next with 17.8%, followed by Ten with a 17.5% share.

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