Nine recorded its best Wednesday share since Easter up two share points from the previous week on a night when less than four points separated the three commercial networks. Meanwhile, MasterChef topped the entertainment shows with its highest overall ranking for a Wednesday, again doing the heavy lifting for 10 with over one million viewers.
ABC also improved from the previous week’s low as 10 lost ground with a last minute decision to pull the premiere of it new US police drama Tommy from the 8:45pm due to the real life police drama in the US. Meanwhile, Seven was also down.
Nine won along the east coast while Seven led Adelaide and Perth. 10 ranked second in Melbourne and won the key demographic groups.
In 25-54, 10 secured 29.8% of the audience. Nine ranked second with 26.9% ahead of Seven 22.1%, ABC 14.2 and SBS with 7.0%
In 16-39, 10’s share was 34.2%, Nine had 25.0%, Seven 20.8%, ABC 13.0% and SBS 7.0%
ABC’s post 8pm line up improved after posting series lows the week before with At Home Together back in the top 20.
On Seven, House Rules managed 505,000 for its first Wednesday episode since opening week, down on Britain’s Got Talent from the previous Wednesday. The Bodyguard that followed also rated lower.
On Nine, Taronga: Who’s Who In The Zoo on 503,000 was up 50,000 and later, Paramedics was also up week-on-week.
The Project was again a big driver of 10’s success in the demos while repeats of Bull averaged 330,000 and 204,000.
Outside the top 20
Program | Ntwk | 5-cities |
---|---|---|
THE PROJECT 6.30PM | 10 | 375,000 |
PLANET AMERICA-LE | ABC | 335,000 |
BULL RPT | 10 | 330,000 |
HOT SEAT -5PM | Nine | 324,000 |
10 NEWS FIRST 6PM | 10 | 293,000 |
BODYGUARD | Seven | 282,000 |
NEW AMSTERDAM | Nine | 277,000 |
BODYGUARD-EP.2 | Seven | 240,000 |
THE DRUM-EV | ABC | 228,000 |
BULL EP 2 RPT | 10 | 204,000 |
TONY ROBINSON: EGYPTIAN TOMB HUNTING RPT | SBS | 196,000 |
SBS WORLD NEWS | SBS | 184,000 |
ADAM HILLS: THE LAST LEG-LE | ABC | 182,000 |
Breakfast
Sunrise 274,000
Today 213,000
News Breakfast 228,000
Continue discussion at Wednesday 3 June 2020.