— According to Google statistics, WWE did over 200,000 Google
searches for their Survivor Series pay-per-view on Sunday. That came in at #3
behind Iggy Azalea and Odell Beckham Jr. as they were featured at the MTV Movie
Awards and the New York Giants NFL game.
— WWE’s reasoning for the Survivor Series post-show not airing is
simply because the pay-per-view ran long as they already had content scheduled
to air and didn’t want to mess up their schedule.
— WWE added a new feature to the WWE Network that allows
subscribers to access content from WWE’s official YouTube channel. You can check
out a list of content that is available at WWE.com.
— UPDATE: The Friday, November 21st WWE Survivor Series
“go-home” edition of SmackDown scored a final 2.11 (2.1) cable
rating, which was up from the 1.93 rating that the show drew the
previous week. Friday’s SmackDown averaged 2.878 million viewers, which was also
up from the average of 2.715 million viewers who tuned in the previous week.
— ORIGINAL: It was good news for the WWE SmackDown rating
today. Last Friday’s episode drew 2.88 million viewers and a 0.9 rating in the
18 – 49 demographic. Those numbers are up 6% and a tenth from last week’s 2.72
million and 0.8 demo rating. The episode had the highest SmackDown viewership
since the July 18th episode drew 2.89 million and the highest demo rating since
the June 27th episode also drew a 0.9.
The household rating will be available later
