Tracey Spicer’s Silent No More delivers 372,000 metro viewers for second episode
The second episode of the ABC’s controversial documentary Silent No More, about the rise of the #MeToo movement in Australia and Tracey Spicer’s involvement with it, has delivered 372,000 metro viewers for its second episode.
The show came under further fire this week as it was revealed some of the victims who have spoken out about their reluctance at being involved with the program may be hit with defamation suits from Spicer. Episode one of the documentary was watched by 425,000 metro viewers.
Tracey Spicer has come under fire for her involvement in Silent No More
The show went up against Paramedics on Nine (423,000 metro viewers) and more cricket on Seven. Day four of the second test between Australia and Pakistan brought in 468,000 metro viewers for its most-watched session – session two. The dinner break was the next most popular program with 410,000 metro viewers.
For the first time in many weeks, Nine News topped Seven News as the most popular offering, bringing in 905,000 metro viewers at 6.30 against Seven’s 871,000. The second half of Nine News delivered 878,000 and Seven News 874,000.
Ten’s The Amazing Race Australia brought in 611,000 metro viewers and The Project held 485,000.
The Amazing Race took the top spot in all three of the key advertising demographics – 16-39s, 18-49s and 25-54s – followed by The Project in the youngest and Nine News in the latter two.
It was Nine’s night overall with 19.6% channel share and 28.8% as a network. Seven held 14.1% and 25.0% as a network, ABC 12.7% and 17.3% and Ten 12.4% and 19.2%. 9Gem was the most-watched multi-channel with 4.9%.
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TS is doing such great work and if she has to drag publicised victims into court for defamation she is still deserved of the Sydney Peace Prize .. an angel helping everyone.
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Great work, what a load of shite. All that Spicer has proven is that she’s prepared to push victims under the bus for her own personal journalistic gain. It’s now neraly two years after the Don Burke saga since she declared that many more bigger names would be exposed within months. All we have are Craig McLachlan [Edited under Mumbrella’s comment moderation policy] and Geoffrey Rush [Edited under Mumbrella’s comment moderation policy], both having no hand of Spicer’s involvement.
She’s just milking this for as much publicity and screen time as she can get. I feel so sorry for the women (and men by the way) who have trusted in her with their experiences because she has proven by exposing them without their consent she couldn’t give a toss about them as victims.
It’s time for her to pass it over to someone who can do the job without the ego.
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The series could use a better editor.. The stories could have been so much more impactful, if the interviews didn’t come across so adhoc.
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Could 9s win in news be co incidental with today tonight axing in Adelaide and Perth where the show dominated for decades. Know those 2 markets are very parochial and think axing will hurt.
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irony is a river bridged by truth ..
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irony is a river bridged by truth ..
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She is suing some of her victims who she named for defamation. I just don’t understand why she is getting awards for all the harm she has done. All allegations against people without proof. It reminds me of the Senator from Wisconsin in the States. Sad sad situation for all.
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