Streaming Ratings: From Dominates an Otherwise Quiet Halloween Week on Nielsen Charts
From leads a subdued week
From, the MGM+ series added to Netflix on Oct. 19, recorded 2.04 billion minutes of viewing. That was a 24 percent increase from the prior week and kept the show in first place overall for a second straight week.
The series also topped its previous weekly total, setting a new high for viewing minutes by an acquired series this year. No other series or film reached one billion minutes. The top 10 titles together drew 9.03 billion minutes, down from 9.22 billion the week before.
Original series show mixed gains
Nobody Wants This topped the original-series rankings with 847 million minutes, about 17 percent more than the previous week. But its viewing remained below last year’s post-premiere performance: across the two weeks after season three debuted Oct. 22, it had 1.57 billion minutes, compared with 1.83 billion after season two’s launch over the same period.
Love Is Blind reached 796 million minutes, VisionQuest had 548 million and Tulsa King recorded 501 million; each made a small week-to-week gain. Lupin posted the strongest premiere of the week with 579 million minutes. The short docuseries The One About Matthew Perry drew 541 million.
Halloween lifts movie favorites
Hocus Pocus ranked first among movies during Halloween week, with 405 million minutes watched on Disney+. The Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline, Coco and Hocus Pocus 2 also appeared in the movie top 10.
The rankings measure streaming viewed on television sets in the United States. They do not include viewing on computers or mobile devices.
Key points
- From drew 2.04 billion minutes, 24 percent more than the previous week.
- No other title reached one billion minutes of viewing.
- Nobody Wants This led original series with 847 million minutes.
- Hocus Pocus topped the movie rankings with 405 million minutes on Disney+.