Driven by strong November viewership, ESPN earns third straight month of year-over-year audience growth for weekday studio programming

• November’s success follows high-performing October and September viewership
• Nearly all ESPN daily studio shows posted year-over-year audience growth in November

ESPN’s weekday studio shows had a strong November showing with viewership up across nearly all weekday studio shows. ESPN’s viewership increases follow two-straight months (Sept./Oct.) of year-over-year growth across its studio programming. This results in a strong fall sports calendar amongst ESPN studio shows.

Highlights include The Pat McAfee Show having its most-viewed November of all time across linear and YouTube with 445,000 average viewers per show and NFL Live reaching its second most-watched November since 2016 with 445,000 average viewers (only behind November 2022).

November Studio Show Viewership Averages:

• Get Up: 461,000 viewers; up 2%
• First Take: 518,000 viewers; up 5%
• The Pat McAfee Show: 445,000 viewers (linear +YouTube); up 7%
• SportsCenter (2 p.m.): 320,000 viewers; up 23%
• NBA Today: 342,000 viewers; up 23%
• NFL Live: 445,000 viewers; up 15%
• SportsCenter (5 p.m.): 481,000 viewers; up 9%
• Pardon the Interruption: 717,000 viewers; up 6%
• SportsCenter (6 p.m.): 527,000 viewers; up 18%
• SportsCenter (11 p.m.): 350,000 viewers; up 18%