‘The Crown’ governs Atop Nielsen Streams as ‘Queen’s Gambit’ stands firm – Date

The Crown, whose latest season offers an inspiring view of the meeting and marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana in the 1980s, took control of the Nielsen U.S. streaming card for the week of November 16th.

The 40 programs available at the show rose to almost 3.4 billion minutes of viewing, the best Nielsen show of any title since. Umbrella Academy in August last year. Two-thirds of that viewing time was devoted to Season 4, by watching a rocket from fifth place feature in the previous week’s ranking, which captured just the first weekend online. The next biggest scene Crown season was the first, the measurement company noted.

Nielsen’s Top 10 (see below) only streams through a TV set in the US, so mobile and international looks are not excluded. The numbers also come with a delay period of nearly a month, adjusted by the number of climbers estimated.

Queen’s Gambit they came in second place but it generated nearly 1.1 billion minutes of total viewing, which Nielsen said proves it to be “one of the most popular new sources introduced this year.” Globally, Netflix has already been named as the most watched original limited edition script series.

Am Mandalorian place dropped to No. 4 from the previous week, but looking for a Disney + show has been steady. Unlike Netflix shows, Disney releases one new show every week. Again, the Star Wars spinoff is the non-Netflix single title on the card.

There was another famous new entrant The Baby Boss: Back in business in place No. 9. The Netflix news added a new season and Nielsen reported an interesting dichotomy with the animated children’s series and The Crown. Two-thirds of viewers Boss Baby children are between 2 and 11 years old, and the show attracted a low one-digit number of viewers ages 55 and older. On the other hand, nearly two-thirds of it The Crownthe audience is 55 and older, and a low single-figure percentage is ages 2 to 11.

The contrast speaks to Netflix’s programming strategy, which doesn’t necessarily create a single juggernaut that everyone will watch, as serial networks have tried to do, but a mosaic of titles for different tastes and tastes. demographics around the world.

Here is the full list, with a number of events and full minutes to watch:

The Crown (40, 3.358 billion)

Queen’s Gambit (7, 1.092 billion)

The Office (192, 1,067 billion)

Am Mandalorian (12, 939 million)

Schitt’s Creek (80, 733 million)

Anatomy Gray (363, 731 million)

Great British Baking Show (64, 645 million)

Criminal Intent (277, 560 million)

The Baby Boss: Back in business (49, 509 million)

NCIS (353, 468 million)