Fallout Sets Another Nielsen Streaming Chart Record, Baby Reindeer Makes Top 10 Debut
Prime Video’s Fallout repeated at No. 1 on Nielsen’s latest U.S. ranking of streaming originals, with a boffo tally that set another record.
To recap: For the week of April 8, Fallout had debuted at No. 1 with a “minutes viewed” total (2.9 billion) that marked a one-week Nielsen record for any Prime Video series. Now, for the week of April 15, Fallout became the first series outside of the Netflix platform to rack up 2 billion minutes viewed in consecutive weeks, by amassing another 2.62 billion for its eight-episode binge drop.
Netflix’s Unlocked: A Jail Experiment came in at a very, very, very distant No. 2 with 724 million minutes viewed across eight episodes, followed by Netflix’s Baby Reindeer (hitting the chart in its second week of eligibility with 673 million minutes viewed/seven episodes), Hulu’s possibly potentially maybe returning Shōgun (418 million minutes/nine episodes) and Netflix’s The Circle (333 million minutes/68 episodes).
Rounding out the Top 10 streaming originals for the week of April 15 were Netflix’s newly renewed 3 Body Problem, Netflix’s The Upshaws, Netflix’s The Gentlemen, Paramount+’s Star: Trek: Discovery and Netflix’s Bridgerton.
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Nice to see the Upshaws in the Top 10, well deserved. Hopefully encourages Netflix to renew some comedies and let them build an audience over time. Looking forward to more episodes of this show!
Game adaptations might just be the new superhero craze, and I’m here for it. Go Fallout!
Still no Dead Boy Detectives, huh? Come on, America, it’s good.