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10 leads entertainment, Seven wins Thursday
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April 16th, 2021 By David Knox 3 commentsFiled under: News,
Seven had a winning night on Thursday thanks in part to AFL which drew 469,000 across the network with
NRL at 388,000 across Nine’s.
But
7:30 led its slot at 462,000 then
Back Roads (416,000),
Bondi Rescue (285,000).
Seven News was #1 at 939,000 / 891,000 then The Chase (502,000 / 299,000) and
Home & Away (409,000 across the network).
The Duke and I was 97,000 in 3 cities.
Nine News (870,000 / 817,000 was best for Nine.
A Current Affair won its slot at 647,000 then
Hot Seat (421,000 / 252,000).
Mega Zoo was 167,000 in 3 cities, with
Emergency at 159,000 across the network.
The Project drew 364,000 / 244,000 for 10. 10 News First was 309,000 / 174,000 with Law & Order: SVU at 206,000.
The World’s Greatest Palaces (141,000).
Later
Q+A (289,000),
Wife Swap (238,000).
Nine News was best for Nine at 837,000 / 828,000. A Current Affair was 619,000 then
Hot Seat (386,000 / 237,000).
Murder for Hire was 129,000.
Seven News was #1 at 864,000 / 858,000. An extended
Home & Away was 446,000 then The Chase (431,000 / 258,000).
Busted in Bangkok was 120,000.
The Project drew 378,000 / 257,000 for 10 then
10 News First (324,000 / 191,000).
SVU was 222,000.
Sammy J pulled 272,000 followed by
One Plus One (163,000),
The Drum (151,000) and
Aussie Inventions that Changed the World (139,000).
On SBS it was
Trust Me I’m a Doctor (130,000),
Cornwall with Simon Reeve (116,000) and
Mastermind (75,000).
Today Extra: 116,000 / 66,000
The Morning Show: 114,000 / 64,000
Studio 10: 36,000 / 32,000 /
This competition is now closed
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