Poker Face with its four-episode sequence premiere landed at No. 3 on Nielsen’s newest U.S. rating of streaming originals.
For the week of Jan. 23, Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia but once more topped the chart, with 1.3 billion minutes considered throughout 20 episodes. Netflix’s That ’90s Show repeated at No. 2 with 963 million minutes considered throughout 10 episodes, adopted by Poker Face (547 million minutes/4 accessible episodes), Netflix’s Wednesday (527 million minutes/eight episodes) and Netflix’s Vikings: Valhalla (453 million minutes/16 eisodes).
Rounding out the Top 10 this week have been Netflix’s Lockwood & Co. (450 million minutes considered/eight episodes), Women at War (379 million minutes/eight episodes) and Bake Squad (378 million minutes/16 episodes), adopted by Prime Video’s Jack Ryan (down 4 spots with 318 million minutes/24 episodes) and Netflix’s Physical: 100 (269 million minutes/two episodes).
Meanwhile over on Nielsen’s newest rating of Top 10 Streaming Programs (which incorporates acquired fare, motion pictures and whatnot), The Last of Us (through HBO Max) amassed 877 million minutes considered for 3 accessible episodes, rating sixth behind the Netflix flick You People, Ginny & Georgia, The Walking Dead library (on Netflix), That ’90s Show and the unsinkable Cocomelon (Netflix).
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