TLC has given a Season 2 renewal to “Baylen Out Loud,” its series about a young woman navigating life with Tourette Syndrome. The series has been a hit for the cabler since its launch last month; according to TLC, the show has been seen by more than 14.7 million viewers across linear and streaming over the past month.
“Baylen Out Loud,” whih stars 22-year-old Baylen Dupree, premiered Jan. 13 and runs Mondays at 9 p.m. ET on TLC (streaming the next day on Max). The series is averaging a 1.26 rating in live+3 with women 25-54 and a 0.97 live+3 rating with adults 25-54. TLC says it’s cable’s most-watched new unscripted series among adults and women 25-54 in nearly a year and so far in 2025 is cable’s #1 non-sports/non-news program on Monday nights with adults and women 25-54 and 18-49.
“We are incredibly proud of the success of Baylen Out Loud and are pleased to announce its renewal for a new season,” Howard Lee, chief creative officer, U.S. networks, said in a statement. “Baylen’s journey embodies TLC’s dedication to highlighting people from all walks of life, offering remarkable, yet relatable stories. Her transparency, humor, and strength have truly connected with viewers, and she continues to inspire us all.”
Baylen Out Loud is produced by Michael Levitt Productions for TLC. The show’s Season 1 finale will air on March 10; there are three more episodes left this season.
In renewing the show, TLC touted that “Baylen Out Loud” has “earned over 300 million views across TLC social media platforms, including nearly 200 million on Tik Tok alone. The original series has 22.5 million engagements and over 250,000 fan comments across social.”
