Analysis for Total TV (8 November, 2022) and Overnight (15 November, 2022) ratings.
TOTAL TV
Seven News was the #1 program overall in last Tuesday’s Top 30 Total TV rankings report. The news service had an uplift of 3% for a total 7 day audience of 1,394 000 viewers. Seven News at 6:30 also rose 3% to 1,384 000. Home and Away was #6 overall but #1 non news with 929 000, increasing by 20%. Kitchen Nightmares Australia is a solid performer with 848 000, up 31%. The Good Doctor was on 521 000, a rise of 43%. The Chase Australia was on 755 000, up 3% and was #11 overall for the night. The Chase Australia -5pm was on 466 000, up 4%. Seven News at 4:30 had 331 000 viewers, up 2%. Sunrise was #22 with 376 000, up 5%.
Nine News 6:30 was #3 overall for the night with 1,052 000, up 4%. Nine News was #4 with 993 000, up 4%. A Current Affair won its timeslot with 953 000, up 5% and was #5 overall for the night. My Mum Your Dad looks much better with Total TV factored in as the show was on 774 000, up 38%. A repeat episode of Travel Guides had 422 000, an uplift of 12%. Hot Seat had 460 000 viewers, an increase of 4%. Hot Seat – 5pm was on 311 000, up 4%. Tipping Point is always the surprise performer on 391 000, up 5%. Nine’s Afternoon News was on 367 000, up 3%. Today had 309 000 breakfast viewers, an increase of 7%.
Love Island Australia was #26, moving from 35 000 metro viewers on 9GO to 335 000 viewers overall, an increase of 661%.
The Cheap Seats is a star performer for 10 with 510 000, up 19%. The Project 6:30pm was at #30 with 293 000, up 4%, but The Project 7pm was a lot healthier at #18 with 428 000 viewers, a rise of 4%. A repeat of The Dog House Australia had 408 000, up 4%. 10 News First was watched by 366 000, up 2%.
ABC News performed best for the national broadcaster with 855 000, up 4%, placing at #7. 730 was #10 with 768 000, up 5%. Stuff the British Stole is a definite winner for the ABC with 730 000, up 21%. Magda’s Big National Health Check was up 24% to 693 000.
SBS entered the Top 30 at #25 with Australia Uncovered, up 54% to 354 000 viewers.
OVERNIGHT RATINGS
Multi-Channels
Winner: 7mate (4.0%)
Second: 7two and 10 Peach (3.6%)
Analysis
Seven News at 6:30 was #1 overall with 861 000 viewers and had wins in all metro markets. Seven News had 822 000 and once again had a clean sweep in all of the 5 capital city markets. Home and Away was #7 overall, but was #1 non news for the night. It was #3 in its time slot behind ABC News and ACA, but that is expected to change next week with Total TV. Kitchen Nightmares ended its season with 416 000 viewers and was #1 in its slot with the commercial offerings, but sat behind 730 for the first 30 minutes. There was a very late amendment in America, preventing Seven from screening the scheduled episode of The Good Doctor, meaning Seven subbed in a repeat of Kitchen Nightmares Australia to 203 000. 10 Years Younger in 10 Days had 123 000 viewers. The Latest: Seven News was on 103 000. Late night viewers had a new episode of Chicago Fire for 62 000 viewers.
Nine News 6:30 was #3 overall and missed out on a win in any market but the gap was just 5000 viewers in Brisbane. Nine News, similarly missed out on a win but the gap was just 3000 viewers in Melbourne. A Current Affair was #5 overall but #1 in its slot with 599 000. My Mum Your Dad was on 414 000 and continues to have traction in Total TV. A repeat of Travel Guides was on 264 000. Nine is showing repeat episodes of Botched, despite having a number of new episodes up their sleeve to 112 000 viewers. Nine News Late was watched by 65 000 viewers. Skin A+E was on very late with 42 000 viewers.
The Project 6:30pm had 193 000, but that figure rose to 323 000 for The Project 7pm. The Challenge Australia continued on 10 with 193 000. However, like Love Island Australia, this has a much younger demographic and is likely to be viewed more strongly in the digital space, so like yesterday, judgment will be reserved until next week. The Cheap Seats was strong with 343 000 viewers. A new episode of NCIS had 185 000 viewers and the late night repeat of NCIS had 106 000.
ABC News was #6 overall and #2 in its slot with 547 000. 730 was #8 with 445 000. Stuff the British Stole was #13 with 341 000 and Magda’s Big National Health Check had 330 000 viewers.
How the Networks Analysed their Own Performance
NINE
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS:
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SEVEN
TEN
LAST NIGHT
Overnight ratings Tuesday 15 November 2022.
BY THE NUMBERS
- The Cheap Seats Finale: #1 show in 16 to 39s.
- The Cheap Seats Finale: 451,000 viewers nationally. Peaked at 568,000.
- The Cheap Seats Finale: #1 in its timeslot.
- Network 10: #1 network in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
Network 10 (10 + 10 Bold + 10 Peach + 10 Shake):
- #1 network in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
- Up 23% in 16 to 39s, 14% in 25 to 54s and 12% under 50s.
- 39.4% commercial share in 16 to 39s, 36.8% in under 50s and 35.8% in 25 to 54s.
- #2 channel in 16 to 39s.
- Up 7% in 16 to 39s.
- 10 Peach: Up 11% week-on-week.
- 10 Shake: Up 118% week-on-week and 248% of under 40s.
The Cheap Seats Finale:
- 451,000 viewers nationally. Peaked at 568,000.
- #1 show in 16 to 39s.
- #2 show in under 50s.
- Up 6% week-on-week.
- Up 39% in 16 to 39s week-on-week, 12% in 25 to 54s and 7% in under 50s.
- #1 in its timeslot.
- 34.3% commercial share in 16 to 39s, 32.3% in under 50s and 31.3% in 25 to 54s.
The Project 7pm:
- 436,000 viewers nationally. Peaked at 531,000.
- #1 in its timeslot in under 50s, 25 to 54s and 16 to 39s.
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