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In one of its best ratings results in many years, Channel Ten has sprinted away from Channel Seven and has given Nine a run for its money.
Ten scored big points with both of its big guns firing last week – Big Brother and Australian Idol. It also enjoyed huge audiences for its Law & Order mothership, as well as the two part mini-series Jessica.
The national top 20 TV shows were:
1 NATIONAL NINE NEWS SUNDAY, Channel 9 - 2,132,231 viewers
2 CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, Channel 9 - 2,094,184 viewers
3 AUSTRALIAN IDOL - AUDITION 4, Channel TEN - 1,844,183 viewers
4 LAW AND ORDER: SVU RPT EP 1, Channel TEN - 1,806,007 viewers
5 CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION -RPT, Channel 9 - 1,746,209 viewers
6 AUSTRALIAN IDOL - AUDITION 3, Channel TEN - 1,714,239 viewers
7 THE BLOCK, Channel 9 - 1,703,952 viewers
8 BIG BROTHER - SURPRISE EVICTION, Channel TEN - 1,667,608 viewers
9 60 MINUTES, Channel 9 - 1,635,270 viewers
10 BIG BROTHER LIVE EVICTION, Channel TEN - 1,629,668 viewers
11 JESSICA - PART TWO, Channel TEN - 1,583,160 viewers
12 JESSICA - PART ONE, Channel TEN - 1,569,691 viewers
13 BLUE HEELERS, Channel 7 - 1,545,071 viewers
14 CSI: MIAMI, Channel 9 - 1,542,515 viewers
15 WITHOUT A TRACE, Channel 9 - 1,511,913 viewers
16 BIG BROTHER - THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS, Channel TEN - 1,490,019 viewers
17 NATIONAL NINE NEWS, Channel 9 - 1,486,936 viewers
18 WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, Channel 9 - 1,463,525 viewers
19 MCLEOD'S DAUGHTERS, Channel 9 - 1,441,929 viewers
20 W.A.U: GREECE IS THE WORD - PART 1, Channel 7 - 1,438,607 viewers
The national primetime TV share was:
ABC - 15.5%, Seven - 20.0%, Nine - 25.6%, TEN - 23.1%, SBS - 3.8%, Pay TV - 9.1%
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