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Seven scored a rare top 5 placing this week with the final episode of My Restaurant Rules.
According to the latest Oztam ratings survey, My Restaurant Rules: Final Shutdown was the 4th most watched TV show of the week.
Elsewhere, it was business as usual for Nine with it’s mix of news and old favourites. Comedy and crime again pulled the numbers for Channel Ten.
The national top 20 TV shows were:
1 NATIONAL NINE NEWS SUNDAY, Channel 9 - 2,123,351 viewers
2 CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION -RPT, Channel 9 - 1,820,474 viewers
3 LAW AND ORDER: SVU, Channel TEN - 1,785,318 viewers
4 MY RESTAURANT RULES: FINAL SHUTDOWN AND THE WINNER, Channel 7 - 1,724,986 viewers
5 LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, Channel TEN - 1,658,355 viewers
6 BECKER, Channel TEN - 1,607,943 viewers
7 60 MINUTES, Channel 9 - 1,602,317 viewers
8 FRIENDS -RPT, Channel 9 - 1,553,246 viewers
9 EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, Channel TEN - 1,546,397 viewers
10 WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, Channel 9 - 1,542,630 viewers
11 NINE'S FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL, Channel 9 - 1,541,404 viewers
12 NATIONAL NINE NEWS, Channel 9 - 1,523,277 viewers
13 E.R. , Channel 9 - 1,509,255 viewers
14 NATIONAL NINE NEWS SATURDAY, Channel 9 - 1,499,810 viewers
15 GETAWAY, Channel 9 - 1,491,025 viewers
16 SEVEN NEWS - SUN, Channel 7 - 1,483,191 viewers
17 THE BLOCK, Channel 9 - 1,482,031 viewers
18 THE SIMPSONS WED, Channel TEN - 1,431,366 viewers
19 TODAY TONIGHT, Channel 7 - 1,414,875 viewers
20 SEVEN NEWS, Channel 7 - 1,408,804 viewers
The primetime ratings share was:
ABC -14.6%, Seven - 21.4%, Nine - 25.7%, Ten - 21.7%, SBS - 3.8%, Pay TV - 10.0%
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