Next was the ABC TV Network with 14.8 per cent, followed by the SBS Network with 8.6 per cent. The Seven Network won the night wirth 31.3 per cent of the daily share, followed by the Nine Network with 25.7 per cent, then Network 10 with 19.6 per cent.

On Nine, Hot Seat scored 495,000 viewers and the Thursday night NRL had 362,000.įinally, 10 had 485,000 viewers for The Project and 349,000 for 10 News First.

The rest of the ABC’s night saw 7.30 nab 544,000 viewers, Foreign Correspondent 404,000 and Sammy J 362,000.įor Seven, The Chase had 534,000 viewers while Home and Away Late had 502,000, The Front Bar had 395,000 and The Lastest: Seven News had 335,000. Reality host Chris Harrison coined the phrase the most dramatic season ever, but. On top overall was Seven News at 1,087,000 viewers, while Nine News had 1,033,000, A Current Affair had 734,000 and ABC News had 726,000. SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the March 15 season finale of The Bachelor. After months of slogging through a fairly mundane season, the day is. Sandwiched in the middle of the two parts was Seven’s Home and Away with 591,000 viewers. SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched The Bachelor finale episode, which aired on Monday, March 5. Jimmy ultimately chose Holly Kingston, a marketing manager from New South Wales. The Bachelor Jimmy Nicholson chooses Holly as the winner Bachelor Jimmy Nicholson has chosen his winner, leaving one bachelorette extremely heartbroken in Alice Springs. Thursday night saw 10’s The Bachelor finale top the entertainment ratings – at least, in the final decision portion of the episode.īachelor Jimmy’s finale decision peaked at 629,000 viewers, as per OzTAM’s metro data, while the rest of the grand finale peaked at 578,000.

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