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- Among shows Americans are already watching, Obsession is surging fastest, 15.0x its own usual audience right now
- Apex is fading fastest on the film board, down 30% vs its 4-week norm, while Superman heats up +15%
- From takes #1 on the US show chart, while Euphoria slides from last week's top spot to #4
- "From" is America’s biggest title right now, drawing about 30% more viewers than #2
- Hit-dependence by service: just 10 titles drive 50% of Apple TV+'s total Demand Score; on Hulu the top 10 carry only 13%
- The originals race: Netflix leads exclusive demand at 21%, with Prime Video second at 16%
- Sinners is America's most-watched film at home this week
- "From" is America’s biggest title right now, drawing about 30% more viewers than #2
- Apex is fading fastest on the film board, down 30% vs its 4-week norm, while Superman heats up +15%
- A few shows dominate the Top 10 for months, while others surge up the chart and then fade
- A handful of titles carry the catalog: the typical title’s everyday viewing demand is just 2 points, while the top 1% sit above 165
- A handful of titles carry the catalog: the typical title’s everyday viewing demand is just 2 points, while the top 1% sit above 165
- From takes #1 on the US show chart, while Euphoria slides from last week's top spot to #4
- Among shows Americans are already watching, Obsession is surging fastest, 15.0x its own usual audience right now
- The originals race: Netflix leads exclusive demand at 21%, with Prime Video second at 16%
- Sinners is America's most-watched film at home this week
- Hit-dependence by service: just 10 titles drive 50% of Apple TV+'s total Demand Score; on Hulu the top 10 carry only 13%
- What the stream is telling us, _in one place._