The bar graphs provide information about the audiences of two television programs in Australia. The data is divided by sex and age groups. Overall, it is readily apparent that more women than men watch reality shows, while the proportion of male and female audiences enjoying game shows is almost similar. Additionally, the proportion of people age 45+ enjoying reality and game shows is the biggest among other groups.
To begin with, a large majority of women (almost 70%) watch reality shows, while this TV program is also enjoyed by about 38% of men. In terms of age group, a significant proportion of people aged 45+ and 35-44 watch this program (around 70% and 68%, respectively). This program is also watched by 60% of audiences aged 25-34 years old. In comparison to other age groups, this program is less favorable for audiences aged 16-24 (approximately 52%).
Moving to the second chart, the percentages of men and women audiences of game shows are almost similar (around 51% and 50%, each). Furthermore, as many as 70% of the audience of this program are people above 45 years old, followed by young people (16-24 years old) at around 50%. This program is also enjoyed by about 40% of the audience aged 34-44 years old. Compared to other age groups, young adults (25-35 years old) have less interest in this program (just below 40% of people watching this program).