The Voice continues to build on Nine NEWS: Bacon, caption to read: US drama series, The Following, starring Kevin Bacon, to air on Nine in 2013. Pic supplied/Channel 9. Please credit. THE Voice added more than 130,000 viewers to top 2 million in the five capital cities on Tuesday night. Its audience of 2.07 million, including 708,000 viewers in Melbourne, was enough to propel Nine to a winning 29.3 per cent channel share. But Seven's My Kitchen Rules continues to niggle. Its 1.368 million viewers last night, according to preliminary OzTAM figures, was well down on previous Tuesday night figures of 1.7 million-plus. Yet it is doing a far better job of taking viewers from The Voice - and The Biggest Loser for that matter - than Australia's Got Talent or Seven's other programming did last year. The third night of The Voice attracted 2.353 million viewers last year - meaning last night's audience was down 20 per cent - and The Biggest Loser fell from 772,000 last year to 568,000 viewers last night. But Nine will be pleased with the debut of the dark US drama The Following, starring Kevin Bacon. It debuted with 1.031 million viewers against Packed To The Rafters" 1.155m and was fourth among 16-39 year-olds and third in the 25-54 demographic. The Voice is also affecting Home and Away's audience, which was down by approximately 10 per cent at 7pm, with an audience last night of 884,000. Nine's A Current Affair also popped last night, with 1.275 million viewers tuning in for the first of its two "renovation rescue" episodes. Nine News managed 1.25 million with strong wins in Sydney and Melbourne, ahead of Seven News" 1.184 million. Today Tonight lagged ACA with 985,000. Seven had a 23.0 per cent metropolitan share in all people against Ten's 12.3 per cent, ABC1"s 11.4 per cent and SBS ONE's 4.0 per cent.