The discharge of 4 new episodes ensured Netflix’s Wednesday remained on the prime of Nielsen’s Prime 10 General Streaming chart for the week of Sept. 8.
The Jenna Ortega-led comedy sequence is having fun with its second consecutive week in first place with 2.069 billion viewing minutes. All eight episodes of Wednesday’s second season accounted for 80% of its complete watch time, with the most recent launch making up 58% of that point.
In keeping with Nielsen Streaming Content material Scores, solely two titles had greater than a billion viewing minutes, each of them belonging to Netflix. The streamer continued to have a robust presence on the chart with six titles, one in all which had shared distribution rights.
Touchdown in second place and making its debut on the chart was Tyler Perry’s Magnificence in Black, which had 1.337 billion minutes seen. The Netflix drama sequence was the highest title amongst Black audiences, making up 72% of its viewing viewers. As well as, the sequence was favored by the Adults 35-64 demo, which accounted for 55% of Magnificence in Black’s complete viewers.
Shifting up one spot to the No. 3 place was Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters, with 917 million minutes seen. It was adopted by Paramount+’s SpongeBob SquarePants, which jumped up 5 locations courtesy of its 868 million viewing minutes for the week. Taking fifth place was the docuseries aka Charlie Sheen, which gave Netflix 849 million seen minutes in its first look on the chart.
The underside half of the chart was comprised of Disney+’s Bluey, which dropped by one spot with 823 million viewing minutes. It was adopted by Netflix’s Orphan Black with 773 million minutes seen for the week of Sept. 8.
The Hulu and Netflix shared title, Gray’s Anatomy, landed in eighth place with 669 million viewing minutes. HBO Max’s The Massive Bang Concept occupied the No. 9 place with 596 million minutes seen.
The ultimate spot belonged to Hulu’s Bob’s Burgers, which cooked up 591 million viewing minutes for the concluded week.
See Nielsen’s Prime 10 General Streaming chart beneath:
Nielsen’s Prime 10 General Streaming for September 8.
