(5 city metro combined – all figures in millions)
1. Junior Masterchef – Ten – 1.504
2. Seven News – Seven – 1.458
3. The X Factor – Seven – 1.206*
4. Bones – Seven – 1.136*
5. Modern Family (Ep2 – new) – Ten – 1.103
6. Nine News – Nine – 1.079
7. Sunday Night – Seven – 1.014*
8. 60 Minutes – Nine – 0.979
9. Offspring – Ten – 0.908
10. The Enforcers – Nine – 0.859
11. ABC News – ABC – 0.848
12. Last Chance to See – ABC – 0.813
13. Sisters of War – ABC – 0.807
14. The Bucket List – Nine – 0.806
15. Hot Pursuit – Nine – 0.801
Castle – Seven – 0.764m*
Modern Family (Ep1 – rpt)- Ten – 0.662m
Australian Masters – Nine – 0.330m
V8 Supercars – Seven – 0.321m*
Formula One – One – 0.314m
*Sunday Night not broadcast in Perth due to Telethon. V8 Supercars, The X Factor, Bones and Castle time-shifted to accommodate Telethon in Perth.
Big win for Junior MasterChef, expected to grow further tonight with it’s final ep (latest news is that it has been renewed for another season – Will this mean Preston, Mehigan, Calombaris will be on it as well?). The new episode of Modern Family also performed strongly, leading Channel 10 to a strong second place overall for the night & relegating Channel 9 to a distant 3rd (in primary channel ratings). The Enforcers did premiere well for Ch9, meaning it will likely take a regular place in it’s roster, even if only over summer. The X Factor did good, but it’s too little too late for this over-priced used car. A good win for Sunday Night, showing the gamble Ch7 made to have a magazine-style current affairs show run at 6:30pm is paying off… and with Junior MasterChef hogging all the limelight at 7:30pm 60 Minutes is nowhere near the numbers is used to pull. Watch for a re-focusing of this franchise over the break.
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