Bluey is the top dog on Australian TV: New episodes set viewership records ... trends now
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Bluey is the top dog on Australian television, setting new viewership records for the ABC and ABC Iview.
More than 3.4 million fans tuned in to watch the last three episodes of the global hit across the five major metro centres and regional areas via broadcast TV.
The ratings surged to 4.8 million with more fans catching up with the three episodes - Ghostbasket, The Sign and the Surprise - on ABC Iview.
Meanwhile, TV Blackbox reports that the Total TV National Reach - which includes viewers from all platforms as well as broadcast TV - for The Sign which dropped on April 14, was 4.4 million viewers.
The Sign also brought in a huge 54 percent audience share for the ABC in the metro centres with 2.28million Australian fans tuning in when the episode dropped on Sunday, April 14.
Bluey is the top dog on Australian television, setting new viewership records for the ABC and ABC Iview. Pictured: A scene from the hit children's series
Bluey triumphed on the ABC's Iview kids channel, drawing a monumental 50.3 million minutes viewed.
The Surprise episode, meanwhile, scored 1.5 million viewers in the
