Top-rating Australian animations on television, 2004–2009

Five-city metro average: 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2004

There were no Australian animations listed in the top 1,000 titles in 2005 and 2006. From 2007, the lists are based on the top 2,000 titles.

2009

Source: OzTAM; compiled by Screen Australia.

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2009, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
ABC’s main channel was renamed ABC1 in February 2008.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

2008

Source: OzTAM; compiled by Screen Australia.

Notes:
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2008, program average.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
ABC’s main channel was renamed ABC1 in February 2008.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

2007

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2007, program average.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.

2004

The no.1 Australian animation, Old Tom, was the no. 18 animation overall; see Free-to-air TV: Ratings: Top-rating programs: Animations.

Source: OzTAM; compiled by the Australian Film Commission (AFC).

Notes:
All people, five-city metro average, 1 January to 31 December 2004.
For series, rating is for the highest-rating episode, not an average across the series.
Ranked by rating. Programs with the same rating are ranked by unrounded total number of people viewing, if known.
Although not identified as such, the screening listed may be a repeat screening of the program. Repeats are indicated when known.
Any comparison of ratings data should take into account that different methodology was used to compile top-program lists before January 2005 and that a different audience measurement system applied before January 2001. See About the data for more information, including definitions of terms.