Wednesday TV Ratings Australia – Mad as Hell Does Hard Quiz on ABC is #1 non news in primetime for overnights, whilst The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo on ABC wins in Total TV

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TV Ratings Australia Analysis for Total TV (27 December, 2023) and Overnight (3 January, 2024) ratings.

TV Ratings Australia: Total TV Ratings

Seven

#1 Seven News – 1,394 000 (+3%)

#2 Seven News at 6.30 – 1,320 000 (+3%)

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#5 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Session 3 – 886 000 (+0%)

#7 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Tea – 760 000 (+0%)

#8 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Session 2 – 755 000 (+0%)

#10 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Session 1 – 676 000 (+0%)

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#12 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Lunch – 653 000 (+0%)

#13 Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Brisbane v Sydney Thunder – 572 000 (+0%)

#18 Sunrise – 377 000 (+5%)

#19 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Pre Game – 368 000 (+0%)

#22 The Chase Australia – 298 000 (+3%)

#24 Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Brisbane v Sydney Thunder Post Game – 270 000 (+1%)

#26 Sunrise – Extended – 236 000 (+5%)

Nine

#3 Nine News – 1,025 000 (+6%)

#4 Nine News 6.30 – 1,001 000 (+6%)

#6 A Current Affair – 808 000 (+7%)

#14 Taronga: Who’s Who in the Zoo – 506 000 (+10%)

#15 Hot Seat – 486 000 (+5%)

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#16 Clarkson’s Farm – 431 000 (+18%)

#17 Nine’s Afternoon News – 388 000 (+4%)

#20 Hot Seat – 5pm – 334 000 (+4%)

#23 Today – 275 000 (+8%)

#27 Tipping Point (R) – 224 000 (+6%)

#28 Police Rescue Australia – Encore – 210 000 (+9%)

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#25 10 News First – 255 000 (+3%)

#30 Thank God You’re Here (R) – 192 000 (+6%)

ABC

#9 ABC News – 728 000 (+4%)

#11 The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2023 – 657 000 (+11%)

#29 M – Brooklyn – 203 000 (+14%)

SBS

#21 Fargo – 330 000 (+275%)

TV Ratings Australia – Total TV – 25-54

#3 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Session 3 – 284 000 (+0%)

#4 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Tea – 258 000 (+0%)

#5 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Session 2 – 239 000 (+0%)

#7 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Lunch – 222 000 (+0%)

#9 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Session 1 – 206 000 (+0%)

#10 Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Brisbane v Sydney Thunder – 203 000 (+0%)

#12 Taronga: Who’s Who in the Zoo – 145 000 (+15%)

#13 Clarkson’s Farm – 140 000 (+22%)

#15 Seven’s Cricket: Second Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 2 Pre Game – 120 000 (+0%)

#17 Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Brisbane v Sydney Thunder Post Game – 103 000 (+1%)

#18 Fargo – 103 000 (+390%)

#21 Thank God You’re Here (R) – 84 000 (+9%)

#22 The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2023 – 82 000 (+26%)

#27 Police Rescue Australia – Encore – 68 000 (+8%)

#28 The Project 7pm – 66 000 (+6%)

TV Ratings Australia: Overnight Ratings

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TV Ratings Australia – Analysis

Seven

Seven News was #1 with wins in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Sydney Sixers v Brisbane was #10 with 361 000. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Perth v Adelaide was #14 with 256 000.

During the day, Seven’s Cricket: Third Test – Australia v Pakistan dominated viewing with Day 1 Session 3 out on top at #3 with 559 000.

Nine

9News was #2 with wins in Sydney and Melbourne. A Current Affair was #11 with 348 000 watching in Sydney and Melbourne. Coverage of the United Cup tennis tournament was #12 with 275 000.

10

The Project 6.30pm was on 109 000. The Project 7pm was #19 with 183 000. A repeat of Thank God You’re Here was on 165 000. A repeat of Inspired Unemployed (Impractical) Jokers was on 76 000. The movie, Star Trek Into Darkness was on 58 000.

ABC

ABC News was #4 for the night. A repeat of the special, Mad as Hell Does Hard Quiz was #8 with 382 000 and was the #1 non news program of the night in prime time. A repeat of Spicks and Specks was #15 with 216 000. The new series premiere of Changing Ends was on 108 000. A second new episode of Changing Ends was on 94 000.

16-39

  1. Seven News
  2. 9News
  3. Third Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 1 Session 3
  4. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Sydney Sixers v Brisbane
  5. Third Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 1 Session 2

25-54

  1. Seven News
  2. Third Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 1 Session 3
  3. 9News
  4. Seven’s Cricket: Big Bash League – Sydney Sixers v Brisbane
  5. Third Test – Australia v Pakistan Day 1 Session 2

Multi Channels

Winner: 7two (5.0%)

Second: 7mate (4.5%)

7two was the #1 multi channel thanks to Bargain Hunt (#7 with 84 000), Heartbeat (#2 with 103 000) and Lewis (#1 with 109 000).

7mate was the #2 multi channel thanks to Highway Patrol – episode 1 (#8 with 83 000), Highway Patrol – episode 2 (#5 with 89 000), The Force: Behind the Line – episode 1 (#6 with 87 000) and The Force: Behind the Line – episode 2 (#3 with 97 000).

TV Ratings Australia – VOZ Ratings

Note: This post will be updated with VOZ ratings each afternoon

How the Networks Analysed their Own Performance
Note: N/A means the network has not sent out a report today

NINE

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SEVEN

N/A

TEN

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