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Grey’s finale gives Seven the night

It was the Grey's Anatomy finale that gave Seven the victory for Tuesday night.

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Seven rolled out its new game show Minute to Win It last night but it was the Grey’s Anatomy finale that really gave it the victory for Tuesday night.

1.36m viewers watched its excellent two hour finale in which a gunman was on the loose in the hospital.

It beat an NCIS repeat / NCIS: LA (1.3m / 817,000) and Top Gear / Two and a Half Men ( 1.12m / 724,000). Seven News and Today Tonight (1.54m / 1.53m) were also well clear of Nine News and A Current Affair (1.33m / 1.27m).

Masterchef Australia / Modern Family (1.83m / 1.52m) thumped Minute to Win It (1.13m), and Top Gear.

The ABC’s Greatest Cities of the World with Griff Rhys Jones pulled a strong 986,000.

Elsewhere Hot Seat (720,000) and Deal or No Deal (719,000) were split by just 1,000 viewers. Sunrise (391,000) dominated Today (301,000) and The Morning Show (181,000) ruled Kerri-Anne (99,000).

The later FIFA games for SBS saw its share slip back to 6.1%.

And just 111,000 watched the last ever episodes of 24 on 7TWO.

Seven easily won Tuesday night, with TEN taking second place over Nine.

Week 26

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  2. Awesome finale. It was without a doubt the best episode ever of Greys Anatomy and would have to rank up there as one of the best pieces of television drama i have seen. I couldnt believe it. I was pretty much a mess by the end of it all, i felt numb. Now the aftermath next season. I cant wait for the series return.

    Did you know they were going to shoot Bailey as well but Shonda, the head honcho of Grey’s, couldnt go through with it. I think she chose the right option because Chandra Wilson’s performance along with the whole cast including Ellen Pompeo was just brilliant. If they are not nominated for the Emmy’s coming up expect a massive backlash against the people who choose who goes up.

  4. Great final episode of Greys. It’s a pity TV Week decided to inform readers of the entire plot for the episode beforehand. Very disappointing that TV Week felt they should give the storyline away. Also it’s a pity that channel 7 waited until the final episode to bring it back to 8.30pm!

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