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Per Nielsen data, U.S. viewers viewed 33 billion minutes (equivalent to 550 million hours) of “Star Wars” content across linear TV and streaming in 2025. Disney+ serves as the streaming home to all things “Star Wars,” with the Mouse House having acquired the franchise in 2012. The “Star Wars” films accounted for the biggest share of the viewing at 44.2%. The live-action shows made up 38.9%, while “Star Wars” animated projects accounted for 16.8%. Documentaries about the franchise accounted for just 0.2% of all viewing. “A New Hope” was the most viewed title, followed by “The Phantom Menace” and then “Rogue One.” “Andor” was the most-viewed live-action series with 7.4 billion minutes, boosted by the fact the show released its highly-anticipated second season between April and May 2025. It made the Nielsen Top 10 Streaming Originals chart for six weeks straight in that time. After “Andor,” “Skeleton Crew” and “The Mandalorian” were the most-viewed shows. Nielsen also broke down data for May the 4th, 2025, during which fans viewed 637 million minutes (or 10.6 million hours) of “Star Wars” content altogether. “Andor” was the most-viewed “Star Wars” title that day, again not surprising given that it was releasing new episodes at the time. It was followed by “A New Hope,” “Phantom Menace,” “Empire Strikes Back,” and “Revenge of the Sith.” The full top 10 from “Star Wars” Day 2025 can be seen below. Finally, Nielsen broke down what “Star Wars” content is the most popular by age group for the first quarter of 2026. “The Mandalorian” is the most popular among Gen Alpha and Baby Boomers, while Gen Z is into the animated series “The Clone Wars.” Millennials and Gen X enjoyed “Andor” the most. submitted by /u/Puzzled-Tap8042 |
