• The Block: Harry and Tash set off with the money in a Mustang • Nine cruises to win Sunday with News, Block & 60 Minutes • CJZ’s Sunday magic again for Seven with The Biggest Storm • Return of Junior MasterChef manages 524k launch audience • Renovation Australia Millers Point mansion gets 484k
Primetime News Seven News 930,000 Nine News 913,000 ABC News 686,000 10 News First 197,000/244,000 SBS World News 143,000
Seven: Filling the 7 p.m. slot was the 7News Special Cruising: The Biggest Storm The program looked at the history of cruising and the cloud hanging over its future The show produced by CJZ featured interviews with insiders, whistleblowers, experts and ordinary travelers, and revealed stories of passengers who contracted Covid-19 aboard cruises After finding a large following Sunday with Murder in the Outback earlier this year, CJZ has again made with Cruising ranking # 2 in the slot machine with 658,000, outperforming the launch of Junior MasterChef
At 9 p.m. Crime Investigation Australia featured the man dubbed the Mornington Monster with an end after 10 p.m. the episode was over 281,000
Nine: The Block showcased the living / dining area reveal and in the prep phase Scott Cam had lunch at his Melbourne Residence, a former Block unit in the Port Melbourne complex which according to the Herald Sun, cost him a little more $ 2 million, with Jimmy and Tam He managed to find out they had $ 80,000 at their disposal as the series reached its final weeks After a good room from Harry and Tash, it looked like Daniel and Jade could be on course for a successive win with a space that impressed the judges Judge Darren disagreed with Shaynna and Neale earlier in at night, but they all agreed on the quality of this work Jimmy and Tam were tried last – they had a lamp and storage, but one key feature was missing – a dining table! Shaynna was right: « What were they thinking? » Especially with all that money in the bank The winner of the hall was Harry and Tash, although viewers chose Daniel and Jade, and Harry and Tash received $ 10,000 plus the use of a Ford Mustang for a week. Audience of 992,000 / 1,086,000 comes after 981,000 / 1,058,000 seven days ago
This week on The Block could be interesting with Harry and Tash struggling with Keith, Sarah and George having a special “@ # $% the judges” week after successive weeks of poor grades
60 minutes followed with Tom Steinfort reporting on an ongoing response led by high profile Australians who have been victims of cruel and targeted attacks on social media Former NRL coach Anthony Seibold, who has been victim of a terrible attack, has launched his own investigation to find those who spread vicious untruths about him on social networks Channel 9’s Erin Molan, who has suffered years of relentless abuse on Facebook and other platforms, is now campaigning for much tougher sentences, including jail time for those who troll The episode was on 667,000 after 578,000 last week
10: MasterChef Australia judge Melissa Leong was the last guest of The Project before the show kicked off with the launch of Junior MasterChef Australia After Sunday 7pm was 358,000 a week ago it was 372,000 last night
The potential mini chefs showed up with a parent at the start of Junior MasterChef Australia as they met Judges Andy, Melissa and Jock in the herb garden outside the MasterChef kitchen Before the first cook does not start, they received their MasterChef apron by Melissa which was used to introduce each of the 14 candidates The cooking of all the contestants was very impressive, especially Dev and Laura who were judged to have the two best dishes « Do you know Peter Gilmore », Jock asked Laura « It’s as good as her snow egg » The nearly two-hour episode kicked off the season with 524,000 views, which is what the very first episode did with 22m almost exactly 10 years ago, and half of the 1m watch the season two launch in 2011. The launch episode managed to cut in half with each successive season
Sunday afternoon the 10th had 233,000 spectators watching the Bledisloe Cup opener as Australia managed to secure a draw
ABC: The third series from Fremantle’s Restoration Australia is not much different from Grand Designs Australia from the same production company.Both series are fascinating for those who enjoy renovation, although launching the ABC version against The Block could limit the number of live views The series began with a major $ 5 million Millers Point upgrade that drew 484,000 viewers
SBS: Ancient Superstructures Episode 3 focused on the Great Wall of China with 178,000 views
Next comes the ten best mummies in Egypt with 130,000 at 830pm, which pushed two episodes of Watergate to start at 1030pm
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