Seven crushes Tuesday’s ratings as SBS2 relaunch continues to struggle
Seven was the only network at the races on Tuesday night with a free to air audience share double that of any other channel.
Driven by a metro audience of 1.9m for My Kitchen Rules, according to preliminary overnight metro ratings from OzTAM, Seven had a share of 28.6 per cent.
Next came Nine with 14.5 per cent, ABC1 with 13.9 per cent and Ten with 13.6 per cent.
SBS1 aired a new episode of Who Do You Think You Are? featuring entertainer Adam Hills. It rated 552,000, ranking it the 20th most watched show of the night and a rare occasion for SBS to get something into the top 20.
Did SBS2 have a relaunch? I must have missed it.
There’s a SBS 2?
I must legislate against it, pronto.
Pass me that calculator please. Thanks. Let’s see.
One … four … point …. five …. multiply by … two … press equal … and it says 29.0. And I always thought that 28.6 was less than 29.0. Silly me.
A year-old episode of Russell Howard’s Good News – this from the network that, more than 20 years ago, was rushing to air episodes of the topical newsroom comedy Drop the Dead Donkey within a day of their screening in the UK. Somebody’s dropped more than the donkey at SBS.