Last night was the first glimpse of a schedule without The Block ruling over all, but while Nine replaced rennovation-nerds with regular nerds and came up with the trump cards, Seven won the night.
A Big Bang Theory double managed to pull in 1.19 million viewers for a repeat, and a new episode shown directly after it attracted 1.35 million viewers.
However sandwiched between those was the X Factor's live results show, which brought in 1.3 million for the night.
While The X Factor managed to take number two overall for the night, it was beaten by both the Big Bang shows in the 16-39, 18-49, and 25-54 demographics.
Elsewhere, Seven's Blacklist is starting to trend down in the schedule, pulling in 915,000 viewers down from 945,000 last week and 1.05 million viewers on premiere.
Also trending downward is Ten's social-first show Party Tricks, which was out-rated by Gold Coast Cops. The political drama had 474,000 capital city viewers for the night after premiering with 710,000 viewers.
Overall the X Factor helped deliver Seven a win on the night, with the network taking a 32.1% share over Nine, which pulled in 26.8%.
Meanwhile the ABC outrated Network Ten again with current affairs programs such as Four Corners, Australian Story and Mediawatch rating in the top 20, delivering the national broadcaster a 21.1% share for the night over Ten's 16.3%.
However, on a consolidated basis Ten managed a 20.8% share over the ABC's 17%.
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