Nine’s The Block triumphs in Sunday night premiere battle, with 1.163m viewers
The three free-to-air commercial TV networks went head to head with new television shows last night, but it was Nine’s The Block which came out on top, with a premiere audience of 1.163m for the evening.
Nine’s The Block, now in its 14th season, was up on last year’s premiere of 1.117m metro viewers and also led the key advertising demographics, the 16-39s, 18-49s and 25-54s. It also beat the premiere of Seven’s Little Big Shots – which was down 42% on last year to 963,000 viewers – and had a higher audience than the premiere of Ten’s Russell Coight: All Aussie Adventures, which pulled an audience of 881,000.
The Block’s 2018 lineup
Regarding the above statts for The Block:
It might pay to acknowledge that the show is suppose to finish at an advertised time but has run over time, so could it be that viewers tuned in to watch the show following The Block only to be cleverly sucked in to being apart of faulse rating statts?
Why Channel 10 haven’t you axed the Project it has the worse ratings it is the worse lefty show. Just shows you how many idiots watch TV. When a ridiculous show with annoying obnoxious people gets the highest ratings. Typical of this society!
@Vicki I’m not a fan of several shows on television at the moment. I’m not sure how your comment here will change the channel ten programming line-up. Have you considered seeking to undergo surgery to transition to an OzTAM set top box to make your feelings known?