For the uninitiated, remember that on a day-to-day basis, it’s more important to look at how the show performs in the 18-49 age group, as that is Ten’s key audience, rather than the total audience numbers that Seven and Nine fight over. But for the sake of comparison, total people numbers are still included here. Audience breakdowns are not always available.
Where available, the ‘placing’ listed with each show refers to how it compared to the other commercial networks in that 18-49 age bracket, not total people.
Sunday
Daily Show scores .859m (identical to last week), with a third-place 28.9% share of 18-49
Eviction scores 1.053m (up from last week), with a second-place 30.2% share of 18-49
Monday
One-hour Daily Show scores .897m (down on last week), with a third-place 31.8% share of 18-49
Big Mouth scores .558m (down on last week), with an equal-second place 29.3% share of 18-49
Tuesday
Daily Show scores .821m (down on last week), with a third-place 31.1% share of 18-49
Wednesday
Daily Show scores .817m (up from last week)
Thursday
Daily Show scores .796m (down on last week), with a third-place 32.4% share of 18-49
Friday
Daily Show scores .694 (down on last week)
FNL scores .824m (down on last week)
With thanks to Media Spy and TVAus.com.au for the figures.