Whilst the daily show is performing as expected, Big Brother’s special event nights are scoring strongly with viewers around Australia.

According to the latest Oztam survey, the 4th season of the reality show has seen near record ratings for it’s eviction and nominations shows.

Meanwhile, Channel Nine managed to win the week again without a single reality offering in sight.

Amazingly, a repeat episode of CSI was the most watched show in Australia last week.

The national top 20 TV shows were

1 CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION –RPT, Channel 9 - 1,786,578 viewers
2 NATIONAL NINE NEWS SUNDAY, Channel 9 - 1,782,168 viewers
3 STATE OF ORIGIN RUGBY LEAGUE NSW V QLD 3RD, Channel 9 - 1,781,218 viewers
4 LAW & ORDER: SVU, Channel TEN - 1,746,630 viewers
5 BIG BROTHER LIVE NOMINATION, Channel TEN - 1,735,523 viewers
6 BIG BROTHER - THE RE-COUNT, Channel TEN - 1,682,546 viewers
7 THE BLOCK, Channel 9 - 1,633,278 viewers
8 SEVEN WONDERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD-EV, ABC - 1,612,223 viewers
9 WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, Channel 9 - 1,597,041 viewers
10 BIG BROTHER LIVE EVICTION, Channel TEN - 1,592,091 viewers
11 NINE'S FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL, Channel 9 - 1,564,585 viewers
12 NATIONAL NINE NEWS, Channel 9 - 1,545,053 viewers
13 BLUE HEELERS, Channel 7 - 1,527,438 viewers
14 60 MINUTES, Channel 9 - 1,518,898 viewers
15 LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, Channel TEN - 1,485,691 viewers
16 E.R. , Channel 9 - 1,462,175 viewers
17 SEVEN NEWS, Channel 7 - 1,460,068 viewers
18 TODAY TONIGHT, Channel 7 - 1,450,248 viewers
19 GETAWAY, Channel 9 - 1,397,207 viewers
20 A CURRENT AFFAIR, Channel 9 - 1,385,685 viewers

The network primetime share was:

ABC - 15.3%, Seven - 21.4%, Nine - 26.5%, Ten - 20.2%, SBS - 4.0%, Pay TV - 9.7%

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