This week on the channel +3.1M views this week

Mark Dolan's royal-heavy week comes from a two-person team

Sixteen uploads brought Lady C, Kevin O'Sullivan and the Hamiltons into a schedule dominated by the Sussexes.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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25:15Dolan explains that his black tie and poppy mark Remembrance Sunday.
39:15Dolan criticises Harry's remarks to audience members at the Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards.
44:26Dolan argues for legislation removing Harry and Meghan's royal titles, imagining himself introducing it as prime minister.

"The channel is just me and my very talented son," Mark Dolan says during Sunday's episode. The closing credits name Mark and Arthur Dolan as executive producers, a small team behind a decidedly busy upload schedule.

The Mark Dolan Show posted sixteen videos this week, with Sunday's Remembrance episode drawing the largest audience of the new releases: about 282,000 views. Wearing a black tie and poppy, Dolan questions the prospects of a royal reconciliation and closes by imagining himself legislating to remove Harry and Meghan's titles. It is a position he argues for, rather than an announced change to their status.

The guests supplied variations on that royal theme. Lady C discussed a call from someone close to Harry, Kevin O'Sullivan offered a Sussex theory, and Neil and Christine Hamilton joined the titles debate. The Hamiltons episode also carries a product promotion.

The freshest burst of viewing belongs to November 10's episode about the Sussexes' Brussels appearance. Its description sets out a more substantial question beneath the dramatic title: how responsibility for children's online safety should be divided between parents and technology companies, while preserving free speech. It is currently the channel's busiest upload.

Subscribers increased over the week, alongside more than three million views. Daily viewing is nevertheless running below its usual level. Among nearby-sized commentary channels, Jay Black also had a substantial viewing week, while Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered had a quieter one. For Dolan, the new online-safety discussion is adding another subject to a schedule otherwise steeped in royal titles and reconciliation.

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