The Block smashes Hell's Kitchen and Survivor in ratings
Once the stalwarts of great reality TV, ratings aren't looking good for either Channel Seven or Network Ten's in the genre.
On Sunday night, Channel Nine's The Block once again dominated its main competitors - Hell's Kitchen and Survivor.
The home renovation show, which in the past proven to be a hit for the network, came in at number one with a total of 1,285,000 viewers, according to OzTam ratings.
Smashed yet again! Channel Nine's The Block has once again dominated against competitors - Hell's Kitchen and Survivor - on Sunday (The Block contestants Josh Barker and Elyse Knowles pictured)
It seems audiences were keen to watch the rivalry between couples Ronnie and Georgia, and Josh Barker and Elyse Knowles.
Josh recently slammed Ronnie and Georgia who beat them in the show's guest bedroom week by half a point and won $10,000.
Slammed!It seems audiences were keen to watch the rivalry between couples Ronnie and Georgia, and Josh Barker and Elyse Knowles (pictured above)
Competitive: Josh recently slammed Ronnie and Georgia (pictured) who beat him and Elyse in the show's guest bedroom week by half a point and won $10,000
Better numbers: Survivor Australia rated better this week, attracting 622,000 who tuned in to see contestant Samantha Gash (right) booted off the island (host Jonathan LaPaglia)
Survivor Australia rated better this week, managing to attract 622,000 viewers who tuned in to see contestant Samantha Gash booted off the island.
The Network Ten program gained approximately 15,000 viewers on top of the 607,000 that tuned in last week.
The slight comeback for the castaway reality show is also proving to be a winner in the coveted 18 to 49 demographic, a key demo for advertisers.
Good gains: The slight comeback for the castaway reality show is also proving to be a winner in the coveted 18-49 demographic, a key demo for advertisers
Feuding: Only 544,000 viewers tuned in to witness Sam Frost (left) slam teammate Pettifleur Berenger (right) for her failure to cooperate with the rest of the group
However, the same cannot be said for Hell's Kitchen, which is continuing to be a ratings disaster for the Seven Network with metropolitan audiences across Australia.
Last week the celebrity-filled culinary show had an audience of 615,000.
Only 544,000 viewers tuned in to witness Sam Frost slam teammate Pettifleur Berenger for her failure to cooperate with the rest of the group.