Big Brother dominates Thursday TV viewing

Robin Hicks

September 7, 2012 9:40

Proving popular: Big Brother's Michael Beveridge

Nine’s popular reality show Big Brother dominated Thursday television viewing last night.

Running from 7pm to 8pm, 976,000 people tuned in to watch housemates that include Frost Design account manager Stacey Wren and The Hoopla Family copywriter Michael Beveridge, according to OzTam preliminary ratings.

It easily won its time slot, beating Seven stalwart Home & Away, which pulled in 888,000, and smashed Ten’s most popular non-news show of the night, a repeat of Modern Family, which rated with just 538,000.

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4 COMMENTS

kia 7 Sep 12

Sitting in front of the box at night is a dying pastime.

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Anonymous 7 Sep 12

Those Nuclear Summer shirts are sure to overtake Stabbed in The Guts as the most popular band shirt in Brisbane.

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Anonymous 7 Sep 12

Michael should wear more Gifthorse shirts.

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Damo 7 Sep 12

Yeah, TV is dying and the internet is just a fad.

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