Married at First Sight still dominates the ratings – while the hit game Hard Quiz is pulling in good numbers

Channel Nine’s “Married at First Sight” remains the biggest show on television, with almost 2 million fans per episode.

It beat all rivals in Wednesday’s ratings, scoring a whopping 855,000 in the major centers.

Meanwhile, the total number of viewers, which surpassed the controversial reality series on video-on-demand platforms, reached 646,000.

Another big overnight winner was ABC’s Hard Quiz, which continues to grow its audience.

The hit game show, hosted by comedian Tom Gleeson, pulled in an impressive 513,000 viewers in the metro ratings.

ABC’s Hard Quiz was another residential ratings winner, with 513,000 points in major metropolitan areas. Image: Presenter Tom Gleeson and panel

The ABC had another ratings winner on Wednesday – The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (pictured) attracted 382,000 fans in the big cities

Last month, the show’s season debut drew an equally impressive 492,000 Tube viewers.

Also on ABC, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering continued its strong comeback season.

The satirical comedy series won 382,000 fans in the big cities overnight.

At Seven, Home and Away was the channel’s only decent cast.

The popular soap drew 452,000 viewers in the Metro ratings.

Meanwhile, Channel 10’s The Project continues to struggle to maintain a decent audience.

Seven’s Home and Away pulled in 452,000 viewers in the Metro ratings on Wednesday

The current affairs panel managed to get just 232,000 viewers in the metro ratings for its 7pm slot.

Nine won the night largely thanks to MAFS, capturing a whopping 34.9 percent market share.

Seven fell far short of second place, capturing 25.6 percent of the available audience.

ABC was third against their commercial rivals with a 17.6 per cent share, while struggling Channel 10 got just 13.7 per cent of viewers.

Channel 10’s The Project continues to struggle with ratings (pictured)