Curry paste drama lifts MKR, genital surgery turns viewers off Embarrassing Bodies
Ali and Samuel used a jar of curry paste
The controversial use of a jar of Thai curry paste instead of a fresh one being made by Tasmanian contestants Samuel and Ali helped lift My Kitchen Rules from 1.8m viewers on Sunday to 1.916m.
The victim was Nine The Block: All Stars, which dropped backed below the million-mark in the five capital cities after breaching the mark for the first time on Sunday night, according to preliminary OzTam data.
Hey interesting comment on TEN getting 6 of the top 20 in under 40’s.
It’s not under 40’s but 16-39’s you’re talking about. In 0-39 TEN had 2 of the top 20.
Would’ve also been accurate to say that TEN’s best in 16-39 demo was ranked at number 10. and the other 5 were 14th onward.
But if that’s the way you lean…..
Perhaps if they didn’t have to do a 40 minute round trip to shop at a Coles that is no where near their house they could’ve had time to make their own curry paste.
Ali and Samuel appear to have gone into witness protection based on the photo you’ve used of them…
What they need to do is create a program combining curry paste and genital surgery.
Editing folks. Glad seven is blitzing the ratings.they need two series of MKR. Real watercooler material
@J They have. Its called Hell’s Kitchen.
Clever editing!Nice to see MKR blitzing the ratings.What they need is a second series this year back to back.Real water cooler show.
Oh my god, you guys are perfect for each other!
I said Masterchef would fail. I said nobody would want to watch professional chefs cooking stuff. I am not a genius.
Does anyone actually take these ratings seriously?
I do not know anyone who has a box in their house, which records what channel they are watching?
How many people (lets say in Sydney) have boxes in their houses and how have they been selected?
Long term, with digital technologies, will we be able to actually know how many people are watching v estimating?
That is all.