State of origin I has so far topped the 2023 ratings with a staggering 1.98 million viewers and gave Nine a whopping 50.5% share.
In Sydney there were 804,000 spectators with 698,000 in Brisbane and it is already the highest game since 2019.
Of course these figures will only increase once the regional numbers are added and the official BVOD from 1pm today…Nine is already calling it the highest live BVOD of all time.
In entertainment, the stake was Hunting (558,000 / 320,000) e Away from home (423,000).
Difficult quiz it drew 408,000 then Master Chef Australia (402,000), 7:30 (385,000), Code 1: minute by minute (215,000) and Sitcom history to 116,000 in two episodes.
A penultimate Every week with Charlie Pickering it drew 352,000 then north coast (183,000), In limbo (172,000), Accused (124,000 / 97,000).
Nine networks beat out the competition with a whopping 50.5% share dominating Seven with 17.4%, 10 with 13.2%, ABC with 12.1% and SBS with 6.8%.
Nine news it was 771,000/766,000, being a shorter bulletin in Perth. Hot seat it was 407,000 / 255,000.
Seven news he won his slot at 955,000 / 880,000.
The project he drew 322,000 / 231,000 for 10. 10 news first it was 231,000 / 190,000. Law and order: SVU it was 106,000.
ABC News it was 515,000. The drum (158,000) e IQ (148,000) followed.
On SBS it was News from the SBS world (145,000 / 119,000), Mind (82,000) e Blue lights (53,000).
Peppa Pig topped multichannel at 107,000.
Sunrise: 227,000
Today: 202,000
News Breakfast: 81,000 / 46,000
In Total TV last Wednesday’s numbers were:
Australia alone: 899,000
Blue lights: 297,000
In limbo: 489,000
north coast: 408,000
Travel guides: 1.09 m
Master Chef Australia: 653,000
IQ: 329,000
Away from home: 966,000
OzTAM Overnight stays: Wednesday 31 May 2023
