\n\t\t\t\t\tWith a new renovation show launching on Seven, Nine strategically brought out one of its big guns. And it worked.\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Nine strategically dropped a new episode of Travel Guides last night even though the series will not screen in full until later this year.<\/p>\n
Anyone would think it was to spoil the premiere of Seven\u2019s new renovation series\u2026.<\/p>\n
It was a ploy that worked, with an Irish jaunt drawing a cool 1.03m viewers for Nine and topping entertainment in National TV Audience.<\/p>\n
That was ahead of 7:30 (810,000), MasterChef Australia (659,000), My Reno Rules (638,000) and Foreign Correspondent (515,000).<\/p>\n
Later Clarkson\u2019s Farm (443,000) pipped The Cheap Seats return (435,000) then Judgment: Cases that Changed Australia (288,000), House of Wellness (221,000) and Insight (148,000).<\/p>\n
Seven News was #1 at 1.5m then Home & Away at an impressive 1.00m and The Chase (697,000). The Agenda Setters is TBA.<\/p>\n
Nine News drew 1.33m then A Current Affair (1.01m) and Tipping Point (783,000). Footy Classified and Nine News Late are TBA.<\/p>\n
ABC News was 999,000 for ABC then Hard Chat (398,000) and You Can\u2019t Ask That (171,000).<\/p>\n
Both 10 News and Millionaire Hot Seat pulled 319,000 for 10 then Deal or No Deal (225,000), 10 News+ (152,000) and 10 Late News (199,000).<\/p>\n
On SBS it was SBS World News (215,000 \/ TBA), Great Continental Railway Journeys, Mastermind, Dateline (all TBA).<\/p>\n
Sunrise: 453,000
Today: 318,000
News Breakfast: 271,000<\/p>\n