1,071,000 viewers watched Rove live from Sydney last night. Coming off ‘Dance’ finale it held on to all but 300k of the Dance audience. A good result considering it finished close to 11pm. Rove (9.43pm-10.55pm): 950,000 timeslot win in total people, 18-49, 16-39 & 25-54 (Seven 711,000) (Nine 758,000) Amended.

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Now that the non-ratings Easter break is over, Rove scored with 954,000 viewers nationally coming in 14th most watched show for Sunday. Melbourne is still the strongest market with 304,000 viewers alone.

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Rove had 596,000 viewers nationally last night. Adversely effected by the low ratings for the rest of night (Dance had 802k viewers for example). The 2 week Easter period is counted as ‘non ratings’ similar to the Summer/Christmas period.

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Sunday April 5th: Rove came in 15th most watched show of the day. 833,000 viewers watched the show nationally. Sunday March 29th: Rove had 779,000 viewers nationally and came in at 19th most watched show.

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Rove had 853,000 viewers nationally last night with timeslot wins in ALL major demos (18-49, 16-39 and 25-5). Seven rated 847k with Nine scoring 944k total viewers.

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In its 9th year on Ten and 10th year overall, Rove is showing some of its strongest ever viewing figures not only in the main demographics but in total viewers. Scoring with 1,089,000 viewers nationally, which is a timeslot win in total people, 18-49, 16-39 and 25-54. A dramatic win over Seven with had 759k [...]

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