American Pickers ratings hit season high as producers reveal upcoming filming schedule and locations for next year
After a decline, the most recent episode of American Pickers achieved the best ratings of the season as the show prepares to shoot more episodes.
The 26th season of American Pickers features Jon Jersey Szalay, Danielle Colby, and Mike and Robbie Wolfe.
Even though the season had the lowest ratings ever, the November 27th program saw a spike in views.
Mike, 60, and Jersey head to Chicago in On The Toy Godfather to search through a historic house that has four levels filled with pricey antique toys.
The U.S. Sun can exclusively report that the show had the highest rating of the season, drawing in 623,000 viewers.
Mike used the tagline, “Felt so good to be back in the Chicago area,” to promote the show on History Channel before to its airing.
Read more on American Pickers
Join us tonight for a voyage to discover what unique items Jersey and I will unearth, ranging from luxury German toys to folk art. Don’t pass it up!
The show said that filming will resume in February, despite earlier calls from fans for the series to be terminated.
Do you possess a distinctive collection? According to a Facebook post on the show’s official website, the Pickers are traveling to South Carolina and North Carolina in February, prepared to unearth rare, distinctive, and historically significant artifacts.
They are looking for private collections with intriguing artifacts and gripping anecdotes. We might find our next great pick if you or someone you know has a hidden gem just waiting to be found!
TUNING OUT
After months of underwhelming ratings, the season-high was reached.
521,000 people watched the episode Surfs, Signs, Savage on November 20, 2024, while 582,000 watched the episode Picken Wall to Wall on November 13.
547,000 people watched the November 6, 2024, episode of Carnival Cashout.
With only 442,000 viewers, the October 30 episode of DIY Delorean had the season’s lowest ratings.
On October 23, 566,000 people watched the third episode of Season 26 of The Great Razooly, which experienced a modest increase in viewership.
On October 16, Wolfemen vs. The Automations, the season’s second episode, drew a mere 463,000 viewers.
Mike went through Evel Knievel artifacts on the October 9 launch episode, which drew 565,000 viewers.
As of this week, the show is the fourth most-watched series on the History Channel, behind Curse of Oak Island, Tales from Oak Island, and UnBelievable with Dan Aykroyd.
SEASON 25 RATINGS
Season 26’s ratings are significantly lower than those of the previous season.
Part one and part two of the premiere of Season 25 drew 723,000 and 676,000 viewers, respectively.
Eighty thousand people watched the third episode.
The number of viewers reached 948,000 for the show that aired on January 24.
966,000 people watched the episode that aired on February 28.
On March 27, 832,000 viewers watched the season finale.
FAN REACTION
Throughout Season 26, viewers have been demanding that the show be canceled.
This show must end. It should be canceled. One fan remarked, “It’s a husk of what it was.”
“It was never good,” another person stated. The market for buying and selling was destroyed by this show.
Will American Pickers continue? inquired a third.
MORE PICKERS
However, the sitcom has more seasons left on its deal, according to a May 2024 story from The U.S. Sun.
According to the program insider, “they have signed on for three more years and they are filming for Season 26.”
Over a million people watched the show when Frank Fritz, an original cast member, was on it.
In March 2020, Franklast made an appearance on American Pickers.
Read More on The US Sun
Then, in July 2022, he had a stroke at his farmhouse in Iowa.
Two years later, on September 30, 2024, at the age of 60, he died under hospice care.
Note: Every piece of content is rigorously reviewed by our team of experienced writers and editors to ensure its accuracy. Our writers use credible sources and adhere to strict fact-checking protocols to verify all claims and data before publication. If an error is identified, we promptly correct it and strive for transparency in all updates, feel free to reach out to us via email. We appreciate your trust and support!