The season two grand final of The Floor was Monday’s top entertainment show with a season-high 1.06m. That compared to the inaugural season’s final that had just over 1.2m. This season has done well ranking first in its timeslot on most nights to average 932k. That compares to season one’s average overnight audience of 1.12m. The result helped Nine to narrowly win the night.
MasterChef continued its Around the World Week with an elimination that was down 20k to 678k. ABC’s line up of factuals got underway with Australian Story at 8pm with slipping 45k to 653k. For Seven, the fifth Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention was for Dave Hughes with an average of 585k, down 60k to a season low.
Later, Have You Been Paying Attention? was a timeslot winner. The rating of 771k compared to +800k results for the first two episodes of the season.
Four Corners also did well to average 557k while Media Watch wasn’t far behind with 544k while Planet America then had 510k. Meanwhile, 9-1-1 on Seven was steady with 358k.
Nine’s football inspired split schedule featured 100% Footy with 236k and Footy Classified with 218k. 10’s Late News also made an impression with 268k.
The 6pm news battle saw another win for Seven News on 1.564m ahead of Nine News with 1.408m, a four-week high.
The 5pm lead in saw Tipping Point maintain its winning streak to lead The Chase by 66k. The Chase posted its highest rating of the past two years while Tipping Point’s rating was the second highest this year. And even earlier at 4pm, Seven News at 4 and 9News Afternoon were separated by 30k with the win going to Nine.
At 7pm A Current Affair was over one million to be well ahead of ABC News and Home and Away. Millionaire Hot Seat had 375k for 10.
Breakfast TV numbers saw Sunrise increase it lead with 457k while Today had 309k and News Breakfast 263k.