National TV Ratings 26 April 2007
27Apr07

Channel Ten grabbed 33.2 per cent of the prime time audience last night, proving once again how much Australians love series finals. Seven is still slightly ahead for the whole week so far, but the appeal of various forms of footy will determine whether Nine can end up winning its first week for the year.

What Australia watched, Thursday
1 THE BIGGEST LOSER – FINALE Ten 1,995,000
2 SEVEN NEWS Seven 1,379,000
3 TODAY TONIGHT Seven 1,371,000
4 LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT RPT Ten 1,310,000
5 A CURRENT AFFAIR Nine 1,230,000
6 NINE NEWS Nine 1,219,000
7 HOME AND AWAY Seven 1,158,000
8 ABC NEWS ABC 1,125,000
9 BIG BROTHER Ten 1,092,000
10 TEMPTATION Nine 1,050,000
11 MISSING PERSONS UNIT Nine 947,000
12 LOST Seven 926,000
13 DEAL OR NO DEAL Seven 905,000
14 AIR CRASH INVESTIGATIONS Seven 901,000
15 GETAWAY Nine 896,000

Source: Sydney Morning Herald

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