\n\t\t\t\t\tMy Kitchen Rules tops entertainment but Big Brother’s return is second in its slot and lifts share for Network 10.\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
The return of Big Brother has launched for Network 10 landing second in its timeslot and relegating The Golden Bachelor into third.<\/p>\n
My Kitchen Rules semi final still won its slot at a cool 1.01m viewers in National TV Audience, well clear of competitors.<\/p>\n
Big Brother scored 774,000 for its very wet season launch back at Dreamworld, which is possibly only eclipsed by I\u2019m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here as 2025 launches go for the network. It also topped 16-39 and 25-54 audiences.<\/p>\n
Both outranked The Golden Bachelor at 708,000 for Nine then Spicks & Specks on 361,000.<\/p>\n
Later 60 Minutes scored 619,000 which is low by its standards then Portrait Artist of the Year (553,000), The Girl Who Caught a Killer (549,000) and Ghosts Australia lifting to 492,000.<\/p>\n
Seven won Sunday, but 10 did see a rise in share it has not enjoyed for some time.<\/p>\n
Seven News was #1 at 1.34m.<\/p>\n
Nine News drew 1.28m with a late edition at 442,000. Social Media Murders managed 189,000.<\/p>\n
ABC News was 888,000 then The Forsytes (304,000) and Grand Designs Australia (192,000).<\/p>\n
10 News was 289,000 for 10 then NCIS: Tony & Ziva (210,000) and a small rise for 10 News+ to 191,000.<\/p>\n
SBS shows are TBA: SBS World News, JFK: One Day in America, The Castle: Rebuilding History, and Watergate High Crimes in the White House.<\/p>\n