Perfect dish on MasterChef unable to top The Voice
Ratings: Nine's combo of Reality and Sport proved unbeatable with an easy win on Tuesday.
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Reynold scored three perfect 10s last night in MasterChef, the first of the season, but it wasn’t enough to win Immunity in pairs, or for the show to topple The Voice‘s 1.43m for Nine.
Nine’s combo of Reality and Sport proved unbeatable, ahead of an assured Wednesday win with State of Origin. Much of the chatter revolved around feuding coaches rather than discovered talent.
Elsewhere last night SBS was low at 7:30pm despite a good lead-in by SBS World News.
Nine Network was 33.5% then Seven 25.1%, TEN 21.5%, ABC 14.0% and SBS 5.9%.
The Voice (1.43m) won for Nine followed by Nine News (1.23m / 1.22m), A Current Affair (1.02m) and Hot Seat (672,000). Embarrassing Bodies Down Under was 390,000 in 2 cities, The Footy Show was 385,000 in 3 cities, Extraordinary Lives was 192,000 in 2 cities and Plonk was 85,000 in 1 city.
Seven News (1.04m / 950,000) was best for Seven then House Rules (779,000), Home and Away (701,000), Million Dollar Minute (548,000) and Movie: The Bourne Legacy (481,000).
MasterChef Australia (1.08m) led for TEN. The Project was 677,000 / 514,000, TEN Eyewitness News was 657,000, NCIS was 496,000 and NCIS: LA was 261,000.
ABC News (831,000), 7:30 (662,000), Foreign Correspondent (493,000), Antiques Roadshow (369,000), New Tricks (366,000) and Wonders of Life with Brian Cox (221,000) made up ABC’s night.
On SBS it was Insight (202,000), SBS World News (200,000), Dateline (186,000), Tour de France (177,000) and Who Do You Think You Are? (144,000).
Neighbours led multichannels with 237,000.
The Morning Show: 144,000 / 78,000
Mornings: 132,000 / 112,000
Studio 10: 79,000 / 45,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 7 July 2015
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Shame the ABC pulled Making Families Happy. Was looking forward to seeing it.
Sports lovers dream tonight. Ashes on gem, origin on 9 and for those who love there cycling the tour de france. Masterchef wont get a look in tonight at my house. I will have to record it.
I’m really enjoying this season of Masterchef. Reynold is surely the safe bet to win but it’s set up for a great endgame.
I do not know if he will…but he certainly delivers the goods…
Channel9 should be happy with those numbers.
I agree with the majority of comments on here regarding Channel7 needing to changes from 5.30pm-7.30pm.
I personally think 7 when 7 does indeed to show the local version of The Chase it still wont help, because nothing 7 have shown in the 5.30pm timeslot has been able to topple Millionaire Hot Seat.
Maybe should do something with Home and Away. Regarding 7 news coverage i think a change is in order for example get some younger news readers to the news.
If those continue for HouseRules i wonder if 7 will do something about the next season.
You would expect 7 are planning sweeping changes from 5.30pm – 7.30pm. I wonder how fast they can put The Chase into production and on screens whilst also relaunching their news bulletin. Interesting to see 9 news in Adelaide consistently winning the 6.30pm time slot – a major shift in SA viewing habits.
Seven need to do something with Home and Away- time to blow something up, perhaps?
I’m personally waiting for an alien invasion to hit Summer Bay.
Exorcist style possession like Days of our Lives did would be a winner
The story here is actually that House Rules is tanking in the lead up to its finale…
It was doing about 1.6m for same episode last year wasn’t it David… a pretty strong story in that