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Ms. Pat brings viral-video receipts to VH1's new comedy competition

America's Funniest People premieres November 16 with three contestants competing for a cash prize.

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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.

America's Funniest People Starring Ms. Pat | Official Trailer | VH1

"The embarrassment fades, but receipts are forever," Ms. Pat announces from the stage. VH1's only new upload this week is a trailer for America's Funniest People, turning internet mishaps into a studio comedy competition with the stand-up comedian supplying the commentary.

The short preview cuts between physical-comedy clips, audience reactions and Ms. Pat calling for the footage to roll. Three contestants compete each week for $5,000. The series launches November 16 with two back-to-back episodes, a different proposition from the relationship retrospectives that have filled the channel's recent uploads.

The trailer has drawn roughly 2,700 views, a modest contribution to a week that brought VH1 about a million views overall. Its subscriber count stayed unchanged, while daily viewing is running a little below its usual level.

Among nearby TV and streaming channels, Peacock had a much busier viewing week and added subscribers; Bravo's daily audience is also well above its usual size. VH1's week was quieter, with familiar reality-TV faces doing much of the ongoing work.

Basketball Wives occupies all three of the channel's most active recent-video spots. Brooke and Brandi's friendship retrospective draws the most daily views of that selection, followed by Cheyenne's empowerment brunch that gets sidetracked by old grudges. Jackie Christie's "Ponderosa" compilation rounds it out: a new comedy host has arrived on the upload shelf, but the reality archive remains busy.

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