Big Brother (Australian TV series) season 16

Big Brother
Season 16
Presented byMel Tracina
No. of days30
No. of housemates13
WinnerCoco Beeby
Runner-upEmily Dale
No. of episodes26
Release
Original networkNetwork 10
Original release9 November (2025-11-09) –
8 December 2025 (2025-12-08)
Additional information
Filming dates8 November (2025-11-08) –
8 December 2025 (2025-12-08)
Season chronology

The sixteenth season of the Australian reality television series Big Brother, also known as Big Brother 2025, marked the return of the program to original broadcaster Network 10 after the network concluded production of the show following its eighth season in 2008.

The season introduced Mel Tracina as host, and featured the return of narrator Mike Goldman. Production of the series returned to the original location at Dreamworld for the first time since the eleventh season in 2014.[1][2] It premiered on 9 November 2025 and concluded on 8 December 2025,[3] making it the shortest regular season on Channel 10 to date. The winner of the season was Coco Beeby, who won a total of A$135,000.

Format

Like other seasons of the show, the series revolves around a group of strangers living in a house together with no communication with the outside world. Referred to as "housemates", the group is constantly filmed during their time in the house and are not permitted to communicate with those filming them, except with the titular "Big Brother" – an embodiment of the show's producers.

Unlike seasons 12 to 15, which aired on Seven Network, this season featured the original format, which emphasised the show as a social experiment and did not emphasise competitive aspects. Although promoted as a return to the original format, the revival only partially restored the traditional live elements; the live format returned, but the show remained highly edited with producer-guided narratives instead of the looser, continuous style of the early years. Every week, the housemates vote who they wish to leave the house, with those receiving the most votes being nominated for eviction. The Australian public votes to save their favourite nominee with the housemate receiving the least save votes being evicted during a live show. This process continued until only one housemate remains to win the grand prize. Additionally, the show returned to being filmed live, as opposed to being pre-recorded, as was the case when the show was on the Seven Network.

Production

On 16 September 2024, it was confirmed that Big Brother would be returning to its original broadcaster Network 10, which aired the show from its inception in 2001 until 2008, for its sixteenth season in 2025, after reacquiring the rights to the show following its cancellation on Nine Network and Seven Network in 2014 and 2023 respectively. Comedian, Nova radio host and The Cheap Seats showbiz correspondent Mel Tracina was announced as the new host, taking over from Sonia Kruger.[4] Mike Goldman returned to the program as narrator, having previously narrated seasons 1-11 on 10 and Nine.[5] The promo advertising the return noted the series' return to its original format with 24-hour live streaming (which would be hosted on 10's online streaming service, as a Pluto TV channel hosted on the app), live nominations and evictions and prominently featured footage from the original Network 10 iteration of the series. On 27 July 2025, it was confirmed that the new house will return to Dreamworld and be constructed inside of the Exhibition Centre, with the announcement also coinciding with the opening of the casting call for the new series.[6][7]

An updated promo for the series, featuring Mel Tracina and advertising a November airdate aired during the finale of Australian Survivor: Australia V The World in September.[8] A second promo began airing in early October, featuring "Bad Guy" by Billie Eilish and announcing the 9 November launch date.[9] The launch show was recorded the day before premiering on 8 November. Due to weather conditions, filming was paused during the recording after several housemates had already entered, however was completed later that day.[10][11] Gold Coast-based voice artist Pete Cunningham provided the voice of Big Brother after Leon Murray (who had served as the deputy Big Brother in the 2008 and 2012–2014 seasons) was replaced at the last minute.[12]

On 8 December 2025, Tracina teased during the seasons finale that the series will return for a 17th season in 2026.

Housemates

The 12 original housemates were revealed and entered on the Launch Night.

Name Age on entry Residence Occupation Day entered Day exited Result
Coco Beeby 30 Scotts Head, New South Wales Early education 0 30 Winner
Emily Dale 30 Perth, Western Australia Primary school teacher 0 30 Runner-up
Colin Ridley 21 Wollongong, New South Wales Aspiring MMA fighter 0 30 3rd place
Bruce Dunne 25 Sunshine Coast, Queensland Tradesman 0 30 4th place
Allana Jackson 45 Gold Coast, Queensland Social worker 0 30 Bribed[a]
Conor Maysey 31 Gold Coast, Queensland (originally from United Kingdom) Disability advocate 0 29 Evicted
Edward Doak 30 Adelaide, South Australia Sales manager 0 27 Evicted
Vincent "Vinnie" Brigante 21 Melbourne, Victoria Barber 0 24 Evicted
Holly Young 31 Perth, Western Australia Model 0 22 Evicted
Abiola Oreyomi 24 Melbourne, Victoria Singer and musician 0 20 Bribed[b]
Mia Wijewardene 23 Melbourne, Victoria Hardware shop assistant 0 15 Evicted
Jane Marshall-Doherty 67 Melbourne, Victoria Retired 2[c] 15 Evicted
Michael Downs 49 Sydney, New South Wales Publisher 0 8 Evicted
Notes
  1. ^ Allana accepted a bribe of a new Suzuki Jimny XL, valued at $43,000 on Finale Night. However, by accepting the offer, she had to forfeit her opportunity to win the grand prize.
  2. ^ Abiola accepted a bribe of $15,000. However, by accepting the offer, she had to leave the game immediately as a result.
  3. ^ Jane was voted into the house by Australia.

Former potential housemates

On Launch Night, a vote opened for two potential housemates, 67-year-old Jane Marshall-Doherty and 36-year-old Mitchell "Mitch" Miletic, who faced Australia's vote to become the 13th housemate.[13]

Name Age Occupation Residence
Mitchell "Mitch" Miletic 36 Dealer Melbourne, Victoria

Twists

Prize money

This season, the prize money started at $100,000. However, housemates can add money to (or remove money from) the prize pool by successfully completing various tasks and dilemmas, similar to the format in season 7.

Event Offered +/- Running total Possible Prize
Week 1 Initial amount $100,000 N/a $100,000 $100,000
Ranking shopping task $60,000 +$25,000 $125,000 $160,000
Week 2 Temptation phone call $25,000 $0 $125,000 $185,000
Week 3 Christmas bribe -$15,000 –$15,000 $110,000 $185,000
Week 4 Stack or steal $25,000 +$25,000 $135,000 $210,000

Head Housemate

After each eviction, the evicted housemate could appoint a housemate as the "Head Housemate". The Head Housemate would be able to allocate household chores for each housemate, sleep in the queen bed in the bedroom, receive personal luxuries, and control the weekly shop for the house.

They would also be immune from eviction and have the power to save a housemate from eviction, with the next highest voted housemate or housemates being nominated in their place.

Following Vinnie's eviction, this position was abolished.

Evicted Housemate Appointed Head Housemate
Week 2 Michael Holly
Week 3 Jane[a] Allana
Week 4 Holly Colin
Notes
  1. ^ Mia was evicted on the same night as Jane; she was given the alternate post-eviction power of voting in Week 3's Nominations.

Weekly summary

The main events of the sixteenth season are summarised in the table below.

Week 1 Entrances
  • During the Launch, Colin, Allana, Coco, Conor, Abiola, Vinnie, Emily, Bruce, Holly, Edward, Mia and Michael entered the house.
  • On Day 2, Jane entered the house after being voted by Australia to be the 13th housemate.
Tasks
  • During the Launch, housemates brought their suitcases with them, but were instructed to leave them outside prior to entering. Unbeknownst to them, the contents of their luggage were confiscated and placed in the "BB Bargain Basement." Throughout the course of the week, housemates gained the opportunity to "purchase" their personal belongings from the store.
  • On Days 1 and 2, housemates participated in their first shopping task, where they ranked themselves from most to least in six different categories, trying to match who the public voted as the "most" and "least" in that category. Each correct answer earned $50 to the shopping budget and $5,000 to the overall prize fund. They got 5 out of 12 answers correct, earning $250 for the shopping budget and $25,000 to the prize money.
  • On Day 1, as a result of being voted as the most deserving of a new wardrobe in the shopping task, Emily was granted access to "shop" in the "BB Bargain Basement" for 30 seconds, however, she could only pick other housemates' personal belongings. On the same day, Colin was also granted access to the "BB Bargain Basement" for 30 seconds as a consolation prize from the shopping task. He was also given clean underwear and fresh dental kits for the entire house.
  • On Day 2, housemates were given a chance to "buy" two items each from the "BB Bargain Basement".
  • On Day 4, housemates, except for Jane, were given a last chance to get their belongings back by begging for them at "BB's Bargain Bin".
  • On Day 5, Abiola and Emily were given a secret task to setup a secret party in the party room by gathering items around the house. They succeeded the task and thus earned the house with an "unforgettable" party.
Twists
  • On Day 2, upon entering the house, Jane was given a secret mission to hide from the original housemates for 90 seconds in one of Big Brother's hiding spots. If she successfully hid from the housemates, she would receive immunity from the first eviction. If she was caught before time was up, she would be automatically nominated for the first eviction. She failed the task after being caught by Conor with only five seconds left, making her nominated for the first eviction.
Nominations
  • On Day 4, housemates nominated for the first time. Holly and Michael received the most amount of points (21 and 13 points respectively) and thus, faced the public vote this week alongside Jane.
Exits
  • On Day 8, Michael became the first housemate to be evicted, after receiving the fewest votes to save.
Week 2 Twists
  • On Day 8, following his eviction, Michael named Holly as the first Head Housemate.
  • On Day 9, as part of the "BB Eatz" task, a phone was installed in the house. This phone was also used for various other mini-tasks and dilemmas during the rest of the week.
  • On Day 13, as the result of answering the phone, Vinnie was asked to either receive $10,000 for himself or add $25,000 to the prize money. He chose to receive $10,000 for himself, and must justify the reasons for his choice immediately to the other housemates.
Nominations
  • On Day 9, housemates nominated for the second time. Jane, Mia, and Allana received the most amount of points (14, 13, and 10 points respectively) and are nominated for eviction this week. As Head Housemate, Holly decided not to use her power to save a nominee, therefore leaving the nominations intact for this week.
Tasks
  • On Days 9 and 10, housemates participated in their second shopping task of "BB Eatz", where housemates had to run a takeaway shop and deliver food to the diary room. They will be given a star rating for each order they completed. They must reach an average star rating of 4 to pass the task. Housemates failed the task after receiving an average of 2 stars, therefore, receiving only the basic shopping budget of $120 for the week.
  • On Day 11, housemates got a phone call from "BB FM", where they participated in the "Housemate Hot Seat" game. In the game, each housemate were given 5 seconds to answer a question, related to their time in the house and themselves. Each correct answer would award them $20 for the luxury shop. They answered 5 out of 12 questions correct, and thus earned $100 for the luxury shop.
  • On Day 12, housemates were given a VIP party. However, Holly had to choose 4 people to serve as staff members of the party, rather than attend it. She chose Conor and Vinnie as bathroom attendants and Edward and Mia to be security.
Punishments
  • On Day 11, as the result of answering the phone, Edward had to be chained to Jane, who was voted by the public, until further notice.
Exits
  • On Day 15, Jane became the second housemate to be evicted, after receiving the fewest votes to save.
  • On Day 15, Mia became the third housemate to be evicted, after a phone call to save Allana from a fan. (Bec from Queensland)
Week 3 Twists
  • On Day 15, following Jane's eviction, she named Allana as the second Head Housemate.
  • On Day 15, following Mia's eviction, she was given a power to nominate like everyone else. Unlike usual nominations, these were revealed publicly to the housemates.
  • On Day 20, housemates who are not nominated are offered $15,000 for one of them, taken from the prize pool. They must also leave the house immediately if they accept the offer. Abiola accepted the offer.
Nominations
  • On Day 16, housemates nominated for the third time. Combining with Mia's nominations, Abiola, Bruce, and Vinnie received the most amount of points (12, 9, and 9 points respectively) and are nominated for eviction this week. As Head Housemate, Allana decided to use her power to save Abiola and putting Conor and Holly (who both received 8 points) up for eviction this week alongside the initial nominees.
Tasks
  • On Days 16-18, housemates participated in their third shopping task of "The Grand BB Hotel". The four housemates who were assigned chores this week (Bruce, Coco, Edward, and Holly) were assigned to be staff members of the hotel. The rest of the housemates were guests of the hotel. To pass the task, the guests must receive a five-star luxury experience from the staff members, while being "guests from hell", without being detected in doing so. They passed the task and thus received a luxury shopping budget of $500 for the week.
  • On Day 19, Emily was given a secret task to convince housemates that a series of movie plots are real-life experiences from her past. She successfully passed the task and earned the housemates some ice cream.
Exits
  • On Day 20, Abiola left the house, after accepting the walkout offer from Big Brother.
  • On Day 22, Holly became the fourth housemate to be evicted, after receiving the fewest votes to save.
Week 4 Twists
  • On Day 22, following her eviction, Holly named Colin as the third and final Head Housemate.
  • On Day 22, Edward received a gift that gave him ten nomination points to be spread amongst two housemates of his choosing in the next round of nominations. With this, his nominations were made live instead of in the morning of Day 23, and was shown to the rest of the housemates.
  • On Day 24, a snap eviction was conducted in the early mornings of the day. After nominations, the voting was only opened until 1am AEDT on Day 24. After the votes were closed, Vinnie was evicted, during the carol shopping task.
  • On Day 27, another snap eviction was conducted during letters from home, where Edward was evicted. Despite this, the voting was still opened until Day 29 for the remaining nominees, including Edward.
  • On Day 27, each housemate was given an option to either "steal" $25,000, or "stack" $25,000 to the prize pool. If no housemate decided to "steal", $25,000 will be added to the prize pool. If one (or two) housemate decided to "steal", they will share $25,000 amongst themselves. If three or more housemate decided to "steal", the money is forfeited and no housemates will get them. Every housemate decided to "stack", thus earning themselves $25,000 for the prize pool.
Nominations
  • On Day 23, housemates nominated for the fourth time. Vinnie, Coco, and Allana received the most amount of points (16, 10, and 7 points respectively) and are nominated for eviction this week. As Head Housemate, Colin decided to use his power to save Allana and putting Emily (who received 5 points) up for eviction alongside the initial nominees.
  • On Day 25, housemates nominated for the fifth time. Colin, Coco, Edward, and Conor received the most amount of points (10, 8, 5, and 4 respectively) and thus, faced the public vote.
Tasks
  • On Days 23 and 24, housemates participated in their fourth and final shopping task, where they must get on stage and sing a carol every time the bells rang, within 30 seconds. To pass the task, housemates must recite the carol correctly as well as being on time and dressed properly for the carol. They failed the task and only received $50 for the shopping budget.
  • On Day 25, housemates were given an advent calendar task, where each housemate must complete an individual challenge in the diary room according to their chosen challenge. Each successful challenge will award the house $50 for the luxury shop. They passed 5 out of 7 challenges, thus earning themselves $250 for the luxury shop.
  • On Day 26, Bruce and Colin were given a secret task to bring designated stuff from the house to the diary room without any other housemates knowing. They successfully passed the task and thus earned the house a KFC meal.
  • On Day 26, housemates were given a task to identify which housemate relates to which comment submitted by the public. They successfully passed the task after identifying most of the comments correctly, and earned themselves a "True Blue Aussie Backyard Christmas" party.
Exits
  • On Day 24, Vinnie became the fifth housemate to be evicted in the early hours of the morning, after receiving the fewest votes to save.
  • On Day 27, Edward became the sixth housemate to be evicted during the reading of letters from home, after receiving the fewest votes to save.
  • On Day 29, Conor became the seventh housemate to be evicted, after receiving the fewest votes to save.
Week 5 Twists
  • On Day 30, Mel Tracina offered the finalists a walkout offer of a new Suzuki Jimny XL car (valued at $43,000). However, accepting (and winning) this offer would make the housemate lose their chance to win Big Brother. If two or more housemates chose to accept the offer, the offer will be delivered by a game of chance between those housemates. Allana and Bruce accepted the offer. After the game of chance, Allana ultimately won the car.
Exits
  • On Day 30, Allana left the house, after accepting the walkout offer by Big Brother.
  • On Day 30, Bruce finished in fourth place whilst Colin finished in third. Coco was then announced as the winner, leaving Emily as the runner-up

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDay(s)[a]Original release date [14]Australian[b] viewers
(millions)
Week 1
16421Launch / Daily Show 1Day 09 November 2025 (2025-11-09)0.77[15]
16432Live (The 13th Housemate)Day 110 November 2025 (2025-11-10)0.63[16]
16443Daily Show 2Day 211 November 2025 (2025-11-11)0.63[17]
16454Live Nominations 1Days 3–412 November 2025 (2025-11-12)0.59[18]
16465Daily Show 3Day 413 November 2025 (2025-11-13)0.52[19]
16476Daily Show 4Day 514 November 2025 (2025-11-14)0.42[20]
16487Live Eviction 1Days 6–816 November 2025 (2025-11-16)0.65[21]
Week 2
16498Live Nominations 2Days 8–917 November 2025 (2025-11-17)0.62[22]
16509Daily Show 5Days 9–1018 November 2025 (2025-11-18)0.61[23]
165110Daily Show 6Day 1019 November 2025 (2025-11-19)0.54[24]
165211Daily Show 7Day 1120 November 2025 (2025-11-20)0.51[25]
165312Daily Show 8Day 1221 November 2025 (2025-11-21)0.41[26]
165413Live Eviction 2Days 13–1523 November 2025 (2025-11-23)0.67[27]
Week 3
165514Live Nominations 3Days 15–1624 November 2025 (2025-11-24)0.64[28]
165615Daily Show 9Day 1625 November 2025 (2025-11-25)0.58[29]
165716Daily Show 10Day 1726 November 2025 (2025-11-26)0.64[30]
165817Daily Show 11Day 1827 November 2025 (2025-11-27)0.56[31]
165918Daily Show 12Day 1928 November 2025 (2025-11-28)0.44[32]
166019Live Eviction 3Days 20–2230 November 2025 (2025-11-30)0.67[33]
Week 4
166120Live Nominations 4Days 22–231 December 2025 (2025-12-01)0.61[34]
166221Daily Show 13 (Snap Eviction)Days 23–242 December 2025 (2025-12-02)0.60[35]
166322Live Nominations 5Day 243 December 2025 (2025-12-03)0.58[36]
166423Daily Show 14Day 254 December 2025 (2025-12-04)0.49[37]
166524Daily Show 15Day 265 December 2025 (2025-12-05)0.40[38]
166625Live Eviction 4Days 27–297 December 2025 (2025-12-07)0.59[39]
Week 5
166726Live FinaleDays 29–308 December 2025 (2025-12-08)0.69[40]
  1. ^ Denotes the Day(s) each episode covered
  2. ^ Represents the overnight rating of each episode

Nominations table

This season, similar to seasons 9 to 11, housemates vote by allocating five nomination points between Housemates, with a maximum of four points to be allocated to any one housemate. The three or more housemates with the most points face the public vote.

Colour key:

  Winner
  Runner-up
  Finalist
  Head Housemate
  Nominated
  Evicted
  Bribed
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Finale Nomination
points
received
Day 23 Day 25
Head
Housemate 		none Holly Allana Colin none
Coco 4–Michael
1–Bruce 		3–Mia
2–Jane 		3–Holly
2–Conor 		3–Edward
2–Vinnie 		3–Edward
2–Conor 		Winner
(Day 30) 		24
Emily 3–Holly
2–Vinnie 		3–Colin
2–Abiola 		3–Vinnie
2–Abiola 		3–Vinnie
2–Bruce 		3–Colin
2–Coco 		Runner-up
(Day 30) 		10
Colin 2–Mia
3–Michael 		4–Jane
1–Allana 		4–Vinnie
1–Abiola 		4–Coco
1–Vinnie 		3–Coco
2–Conor 		Third place
(Day 30) 		27
Bruce 4–Mia
1–Coco 		4–Jane
1–Mia 		3–Conor
2–Abiola 		3–Allana
2–Emily 		3–Emily
2–Allana 		Fourth place
(Day 30) 		22
Allana 4–Michael
1–Holly 		3–Mia
2–Edward 		3–Bruce
2–Holly 		3–Vinnie
2–Conor 		3–Bruce
2–Edward 		Bribed
(Day 30) 		19
Conor 4–Holly
1–Michael 		3–Mia
2–Allana 		3–Bruce
2–Vinnie 		3–Emily
2–Coco 		4–Colin
1–Coco 		Evicted
(Day 29) 		14
Edward 1–Holly
4–Abiola 		3–Abiola
2–Colin 		3–Coco
2–Vinnie 		7–Vinnie
3–Coco 		3–Colin
2–Coco 		Evicted
(Day 27) 		11
Vinnie 2–Mia
3–Holly 		3–Allana
2–Jane 		3–Conor
2–Emily 		4–Allana
1–Coco 		Evicted
(Day 24) 		30
Holly 4–Mia
1–Michael 		4–Allana
1–Edward 		4–Abiola
1–Vinnie 		Evicted
(Day 22) 		29
Abiola 3–Colin
2–Holly 		3–Mia
2–Jane 		4–Colin
1–Bruce 		Bribed
(Day 20) 		22
Mia 4–Holly
1–Bruce 		4–Bruce
1–Abiola 		3–Holly
2–Bruce 		Evicted
(Day 15) 		25
Jane 3–Holly
2–Coco 		3–Colin
2–Bruce 		Evicted
(Day 15) 		14
Michael 3–Abiola
2–Colin 		Evicted
(Day 8) 		13
Notes 1 2 3, 4 5, 6 7, 8 9, 10
Nominated
(pre-save) 		none Allana,
Jane,
Mia 		Abiola,
Bruce,
Vinnie 		Allana,
Coco,
Vinnie 		none
Save Not Used Abiola Allana
Against
public vote 		Holly,
Jane,
Michael 		Allana,
Jane,
Mia 		Bruce,
Conor,
Holly,
Vinnie 		Coco,
Emily,
Vinnie 		Coco,
Colin,
Conor,
Edward 		Allana,
Bruce,
Coco,
Colin,
Emily
Evicted Michael
Fewest votes
to save 		Jane
Fewest votes
to save 		Abiola
Bribed
($15,000) 		Vinnie
Fewest votes
to save 		Edward
Fewest votes
to save 		Allana
Bribed
(Car) 		Colin
Fewest votes
(out of 3)
Bruce
Fewest votes
(out of 4) 		Emily
Fewest votes
(out of 2)
Mia
Fan’s choice
to evict 		Holly
Fewest votes
to save 		Conor
Fewest votes
to save 		Coco
Most votes
to win

Notes

  • ^Note 1 : Australia voted Jane into the house on Day 2. She was given a mission to sneak into the house and hide. The Housemates then had 90 seconds to find her. The reward for remaining hidden was immunity. However, as she was found, she failed her task and was nominated for eviction. As a result of Jane’s nomination, only two or more housemates with the most points would be nominated.
  • ^Note 2 : Week 2 was a Double Eviction. Following Jane's eviction by Australia's Vote, the phone rang with one randomly chosen viewer determining the next evictee by saving one of the remaining nominees (Allana or Mia), leaving the other evicted.
  • ^Note 3 : As Jane appointed the next Head Housemate, Mia was given the power to vote in Week 3's Nominations following her eviction. Her votes were broadcast to the house in a goodbye message.
  • ^Note 4 : On Day 20, Big Brother offered a bribe to the Housemates not nominated in Week 3's Eviction to leave the house with $15,000, which would be taken from the Prize Fund. Abiola accepted the bribe.
  • ^Note 5 : As a result of receiving a Christmas gift, Edward could vote with 10 nomination points to nominate two housemates. His votes were broadcast to the rest of the Housemates.
  • ^Note 6 : On Day 23, voting took place for approximately 4 hours after Week 4's Live Nominations, resulting in an Instant Eviction in the early mornings of Day 24 after the Housemates were woken up for their carolling task.
  • ^Note 7 : For this round of nominations, the four or more housemates with the most points would be nominated.
  • ^Note 8 : On Day 27, an Instant Eviction occurred when Big Brother gave everyone their letters from home. Edward was evicted from the house after receiving the fewest votes to save from Australia. Voting remained open for the remaining nominees for a second Eviction on Day 29. As Edward’s Eviction was only revealed on Episode 26 (which aired on Day 29), the option to vote for Edward on the website remained open; however, any votes cast would not count.
  • ^Note 9 : On Day 29, voting opened for Australia to vote for the winner of Big Brother Australia 2025 and the $135,000 prize between the 5 Finalists.
  • ^Note 10 : During the Finale, Mel offered the Finalist a bribe of a new Suzuki Jimny XL (valued at $43,000) if they chose to forfeit their opportunity to win the grand prize. Bruce and Allanna accepted the offer, and participated in a game of chance to decide the car's winner. Allanna won the game and the car and left the house.

Ratings

Ratings are rounded to the nearest ten thousand. Viewership data is from OzTAM and represents the consolidated National average viewership within a week after broadcast.[41]

Viewers (millions) National
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5
Sunday 1.12 0.87 0.87 0.86 0.73
Monday 0.97 0.89 0.84 0.81 0.80
Tuesday 0.93 0.90 0.81 0.81 N/a
Wednesday 0.92 0.82 0.87 0.79
Thursday 0.83 0.80 0.82 0.70
Friday 0.73 0.73 0.73 0.67
Weekly average 0.92 0.83 0.82 0.77 0.77
Running average 0.92 0.87 0.86 0.84 0.82
Season average 0.82
blue-coloured boxes denote live shows.

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