ESPN has seen ratings growth for several of its studio shows during November, with the news especially positive for The Pat McAfee Show.
During the month, the show, between both linear TV and YouTube, saw a 7% increase in overall viewership compared to the prior month. In November, the show averaged 445,000 total viewers, with a 17% increase in linear viewers.
That figure represented the highest-rated November in the history of The Pat McAfee Show.
Other shows in the ESPN lineup also saw ratings increases during the month. Get Up saw a 2% increase to 461,000 total viewers. First Take saw a 5% uptick in overall viewers to 518,000.
NFL Live saw a 15% increase in overall viewers to 445,000 total, matching The Pat McAfee Show. NBA Today saw a month-over-month increase of 23% to 342,000 total viewers.
The most-watched studio show in the ESPN lineup during November was Pardon The Interuption with Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser. That show saw an average audience of 717,000 total viewers, up 6%.
Between the various editions of SportsCenter, viewership ranged from 320,000 viewers (2 PM ET, up 23%), to as high as 527,000 (6 PM ET, up 18%).
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