Analysis for Total TV (21 November, 2022) and Overnight (28 November, 2022) ratings.
TOTAL TV
Seven News continues to reign as the #1 program with 1,464 000 viewers last Monday, an uplift of 3%. Seven News at 6:30 was #2 with 1,461 000, also an uplift of 3%. Home and Away was #7 but was #1 non news with 950 000, up 21%. Kath and Kim: 20 Preposterous Years grew its audience by 17% to 904 000 viewers and landed as #10 for the night. Seven aired three repeat episodes of Mrs. Brown’s Boys with episode 1 #14 with 637 000, up 11%, episode 2 #15 with 523 000, up 15% and episode 3 #22 with 380 000, up 18%. The Chase Australia continues to outrate a number of programs in primetime, coming in at #11 with 811 000 viewers, an increase of 3%. The Chase Australia – 5pm was #16 with 504 000 and also increased by 3%. Sunrise was #1 at breakfast, #21 overall, with 392 000, up 5%. Seven News at 4:30 was #28 with 309 000 viewers and saw its audience increase by 3%.
Nine News 6:30 was #3 with 1,065 000 viewers, an increase of 4% on its overnight numbers. Nine News was #4 with 1,034 000, also seeing a 4% increase on its original number. A Current Affair was #6 overall, #2 in its slot with 980 000, which rose 5%. My Mum Your Dad should be considered for renewal with a 36% increase on its overnight numbers, coming in at #13 with 739 000 viewers. Hot Seat landed at #17 with 489 000, a rise of 4%. Hot Seat – 5pm (which is actually 4pm in Adelaide and 3pm in Perth) was #30 with 306 000, up 5%. Tipping Point, always a strong performer, was on 428 000 and was up 5%. Nine’s Afternoon News was #26 with 354 000 and was up 3%. Today was #27 for the day and had 329 000 viewers and saw its audience increase by 7%.
Love Island Australia is the digital king with its audience increasing by a whopping 750% to land at #25 for the day with 357 000 fans (including me!).
The Project 7pm was best for 10 at #20 with 393 000 viewers, an increase of 5%. 10 News First was #24 with 362 000 and up 2%.
ABC News was #5 for the night, #1 in its slot with 996 000 and was up 4%. Australian Story had a bumper night with 944 000, up 14% and #8 in the rankings. 730 was right behind at #9 with 918 000, a rise of 5%. Media Watch had a strong night, leading out of Australian Story but also having that 8:30pm start, landing at #12 with 806 000, up 15%. A repeat of the special, Brock: Over the Top was #23 with 376 000 and saw a rise of 4%.
SBS has the 2022 FIFA World Cup and its England and Iran match landed at #18 with 434 000, a rise of 85%. The pre match of the same game was #29 with 307 000, an increase of 53%.
OVERNIGHT RATINGS
Multi-Channels
Winner: 7two (4.0%)
Second: 9Gem (3.4%)
Analysis
Seven News was #1 for Seven with 943 000 viewers and a clean sweep in all markets. Seven News at 6:30 was #2 overall with 910 000 and have the double clean sweep. Home and Away had a triple episode 90 minute season final last night, which landed it at #11 with 440 000 viewers. 911 was #16 with 270 000 viewers, but that number is set to significantly rise next week in Total TV. S.W.A.T had 142 000 viewers. The Latest: Seven News was on 104 000. The already completed series on 7plus, Heartbreak Island Australia was watched by 33 000 fans.
Nine News 6:30 was #3 with 705 000 and could not claim a win in any market, but got within 1000 viewers in Brisbane/ Nine News was #4 with 658 000 and also could not manage a win. A Current Affair was #6 overall and #2 in its slot behind ABC News with 608 000. The season final of My Mum Your Dad was #12 with 404 000, but is expected to significantly rise in Total TV. No media release from Nine last night on the outcome and no update on whether the couples were still together. The movie, The Notebook drew 138 000 viewers around 9:10pm. Nine News (Very!) Late was watched by 73 000.
The Project 6:30pm was on 191 000 but The Project 7pm rose to 261 000 and was 10’s #1 program for the night. 10 moved The Challenge out of the 7:30pm slot and brought in a repeat of Bondi Rescue. The lifesaving ob doc had 163 000 viewers and a second repeat had 155 000, which was not significantly higher than the reality series did last week. The Challenge Australia moved to 8:30pm with 96 000 fans. A second episode followed with 72 000. Although fans may be worried the show will be pulled from the schedule, it has just two weeks remaining, so I think the show will be safe.
ABC News was #5 for the night with 632 000 and was #1 in its slot. 730 was #8 with 565 000. Australian Story actually increased on its lead in with 574 000and was at #7. Media Watch was #9 with 550 000. A repeat of The Australian Dream was on 231 000.
SBS continued to do well with the 2022 FIFA World Cup landing at #13 with 393 000 for the match between Cameroon and Serbia.
How the Networks Analysed their Own Performance
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PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Channel 9 the no.1 primary channel on Monday night for GS+Child
- My Mum Your Dad was a timeslot winner with People 25-54 across the 5 City, East Coast and in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide
- My Mum Your Dad timeslot winner with GS+Child across the 5 City, East Coast and in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
- My Mum Your Dad finale recorded a Live + VOD BVOD Audience of 60,000
- 9News was the No.1 program of the night for GS+Child on the East Coast and Brisbane
- 9News was news bulletin of choice with People 25-54 in Sydney and People 16-39 in Adelaide.
- A Current Affair was a timeslot winner with Total People across the East Coast, Sydney and Melbourne.
- A Current affair was a timeslot winner with People 25-54 across the 5 City, East Coast, Sydney and Melbourne.
- Love Island Australia has recorded its highest ever overnight VOD BVOD Audience of 132,000 (+182% YoY)
- Love Island Australia is the #1 program streamed yesterday against all broadcasters on catch-up
TODAY won the breakfast slot with Total People, People 25-54 and GS+Child in Brisbane, and People 16-39 in Adelaide
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