They still managed to sell out their stadium which was really good, Sam Kerr made a long awaited return to the pitch, and Colin likes soccer balls.
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BB 2025 season ratings thread
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sav0001
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Wednesday's ratings courtesy of Mediaspy:
Big Brother averaged 581,000, down 50,000 from the previous week’s Wednesday-high. It was the number one show of the day in 25-54 and number one in 16-39 in its timeslot and 2nd overall to Love Island.
The previous week’s episode had 867,000 to be the day’s top entertainment program after 7day consolidated were added.
BB had a +50% commercial share in 16-39 last night.
Big Brother averaged 581,000, down 50,000 from the previous week’s Wednesday-high. It was the number one show of the day in 25-54 and number one in 16-39 in its timeslot and 2nd overall to Love Island.
The previous week’s episode had 867,000 to be the day’s top entertainment program after 7day consolidated were added.
BB had a +50% commercial share in 16-39 last night.
And how funny that this exact same week in 2023 saw BB rate at 150,000 for the finale 
By the time 7 day consolidated TV/BVOD viewing are tallied up, this season is rating its socks off, with well over 1 million viewers across most episodes.And how funny that this exact same week in 2023 saw BB rate at 150,000 for the finale
sav0001
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Thursday's ratings finally fell under 500k, reflecting the boring nature of last night's episode perhaps?
Big Brother dropped to 490,000 on Thursday up against the Ashes 2nd test. That was enough to be the number one primetime entertainment show as well as ranking second to the Ashes in 25-54 as the top entertainment show. It was number 2 entertainment in 16-39.
The previous Thursday show was the top entertainment show of the day with 815,000 consolidated.
Big Brother dropped to 490,000 on Thursday up against the Ashes 2nd test. That was enough to be the number one primetime entertainment show as well as ranking second to the Ashes in 25-54 as the top entertainment show. It was number 2 entertainment in 16-39.
The previous Thursday show was the top entertainment show of the day with 815,000 consolidated.
sav0001
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Friday 5/12 ratings:
Big Brother had 403k watching on Friday and was again the top entertainment show in 25-54 and 16-39.
Last week’s Friday episode picked up an extra 300,000 to be the number one entertainment show of that night with 731,000. It was the number one show in the key demos.
Big Brother had 403k watching on Friday and was again the top entertainment show in 25-54 and 16-39.
Last week’s Friday episode picked up an extra 300,000 to be the number one entertainment show of that night with 731,000. It was the number one show in the key demos.
sav0001
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Final eviction ratings (7/12):
Big Brother’s Sunday episode was down 70,000 against the cricket to 592,000 in preliminary numbers that may be adjusted due to an early finish.
The result placed the show 6th overall in 25-54 and the number one entertainment show.
In 16-39 it was 5th overall and number one entertainment. Last week’s ep was the number one entertainment show overall with 858,000.
Source: Mediaspy
Big Brother’s Sunday episode was down 70,000 against the cricket to 592,000 in preliminary numbers that may be adjusted due to an early finish.
The result placed the show 6th overall in 25-54 and the number one entertainment show.
In 16-39 it was 5th overall and number one entertainment. Last week’s ep was the number one entertainment show overall with 858,000.
Source: Mediaspy
Melore
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"Big Brother drew up to 667,000 for 10 on Sunday, holding up well as it heads to tonight’s finale."
tvtonight.com.au
Cricket tops first week of summer non-ratings | TV Tonight
The Ashes dominated summer non-ratings last week, topping the week at 1.42m viewers.
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potentiallybray
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Last night's finale show saw 690,000 viewers tune in to take out the series with a peak of 1,105,000.
It was the number one program for 25-34 and number two for 16-39 only beaten by Love Island.
tvtonight.com.au
tvtonight.com.au
It was the number one program for 25-34 and number two for 16-39 only beaten by Love Island.
Monday 8 December 2025 | TV Tonight
National TV Reach: 1. SEVEN NEWS 1,994,000 2. 9NEWS 1,910,000 3. TRAVEL GUIDE 1,651,000 4. A CURRENT AFFAIR 1,549,000 5. THE DISH 1,516,000
tvtonight.com.au
Big Brother wraps strong season for 10 | TV Tonight
Big Brother finishes as 10's biggest reality title of the year.
tvtonight.com.au
Much better than the measly 150,000 people who tuned into channel 7's Big Brother finale in 2023.
They’ll be posted tomorrow at about 11:30am
The 7 day consolidated average for the finale is 802,000. It won the 25-54 demo and came second to love island in 16-39. The total series average is 831,000.
I personally thought the finale would have done way better, but I guess the cricket and mid December finish played a part. Out of the 26 episodes this season the finale was the 8th lowest in ratings. Still the season did well, almost 120% increase on the 2023 season and it's ten's second highest averaged reality offering for the year, just being Survivor Au v The world at 840,000.
virtualoz.com.au
I personally thought the finale would have done way better, but I guess the cricket and mid December finish played a part. Out of the 26 episodes this season the finale was the 8th lowest in ratings. Still the season did well, almost 120% increase on the 2023 season and it's ten's second highest averaged reality offering for the year, just being Survivor Au v The world at 840,000.
Total TV Consolidated 7 Top 30 Programs - VOZ
virtualoz.com.au
You forgot to include the BVOD figure of over 200,000 meaning about 1 million Australians watched the 2025 Big Brother finale either on TV or online.
I'm glad you posted this, just so I can read the column titles. TV Tonight gives all three figures but for some reason the columns aren't titled. Cheers.
That’s what the included link was for
BVOD is a critical number to consider these days given just how many people watch TV shows on delay on other devices.
That was very easily accessible via the link
and I'm pretty sure National Average/Reach both include BVOD numbers within them, so no the finale did not average over a million viewersNo.That was very easily accessible via the link
Total TV national average audience consolidated = how many people watched said show via their TV set either as broadcast or delayed (e.g. recorded) in the last 7 days.
BVOD national average audience consolidated = how many people watched said show via other electronic devices either as streamed or delayed (e.g. on 10Play) in the last 7 days.
Total TV national reach consolidated = how many unique people watched a snippet of said show (min 1 min via TV set or min 15 sec via BVOD) in the last 7 days.
At the start of last year the ratings people made massive changes as to how this data is collected/shared, allowing for the meteoric rise in BVOD use.
kamui
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I'm not an expert when it comes to Aussie ratings. But you should explain this to OZtam because they support @Zcsund1234. They say on the linked website this when you hover over "Total TV National Average Audience":