My Kitchen Rules remains the leader of the ratings pack, at 1.57m it was still more than Nine and TEN timeslots combined.
But Tuesday did see some good numbers for ABC, while TEN’s network share has begun to improve now there is less simulcasting across the night.
Seven network share was 31.0% then Nine 27.3%, TEN 19.7%, ABC 17.2% and SBS 4.9%.
Following MKR for Seven were Seven News (1.03m / 980,000), Home and Away (873,000), How to Get Away with Murder (576,000) and Million Dollar Minute (516,000). Grey’s Anatomy was 267,000 / 163,000.
Nine News (990,000 / 966,000) was best for Nine then The Big Bang Theory (922,000 / 759,000 / 574,000), A Current Affair (877,000), The Block (821,000), Hot Seat (596,000) and 2 Broke Girls (314,000 / 223,000).
NCIS was 559,000 on TEN then TEN Eyewitness News (540,000), The Project (527,000 / 408,000), NCIS: LA (445,000), Bondi Rescue (443,000) and Gold Coast Cops (419,000).
ABC News won its timeslot on 909,000 viewers. Next was Catalyst (722,000), 7:30 (718,000), Making Australia Great: Inside our Longest Boom (707,000), Antiques Roadshow (358,000) and ANZAC Girls (218,000).
On SBS ONE it was Who Do You Think You Are? (244,000), Dateline (168,000), Insight (167,000) and SBS World News (134,000).
Neighbours topped multichannels on the eve of its 30th birthday at 267,000.
The Morning Show: 133,000 / 96,000
Mornings: 117,000
Studio 10: 56,000 / 32,000
OzTAM Overnights: Tuesday 17 March 2015