‘Wednesday’ Tops Nielsen Streaming Prime 10 Chart Week of Dec. 12

Harry & Meghan rose to No. 2 on Nielsen’s newest U.S. rating of streaming originals, whereas Wednesday claimed the highest spot for a fourth straight week and Manifest got here in for a touchdown.

For the week of Dec. 12, Wednesday amassed 2.16 billion minutes seen throughout its eight episodes. The Netflix spooker thus has collected 16.8 billion viewing minutes in its first 4 weeks of availability, the second-highest such complete for a streaming program (behind Stranger Issues, which with the discharge of Season 4A generated 19.5 billion minutes between Might 23 and June 19, 2022).

Netflix’s Harry & Meghan docuseries rose a spot with 1.7 billion minutes seen throughout six obtainable episodes, adopted by Netflix’s The Recruit (925 million minutes/eight episodes), Firefly Lane (672 million minutes/19 episodes) and Sonic Prime (657 million minutes/eight episodes).

Rounding out the Prime 10 for the week of Dec. 12 have been Netflix’s Too Sizzling to Deal with (425 million minutes seen throughout 39 complete episodes), Netflix’s Don’t Choose Up the Telephone (400 million minutes/three episodes), Disney+’s The Santa Clauses (392 million minutes/six obtainable episodes(), Netflix’s The Crown (389 million minutes/50 episodes) and the chart debut of Hulu’s Kindred (361 million minutes/eight episodes).

Falling out of the Prime 10 have been Useless to Me, Snack vs. Chef, Manifest, 1899 and Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields.

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