As ‘Doctor Odyssey’ & ‘Monsters: The Lyle & Erik Menendez Story’ Hit Big, Ryan Murphy Is Feeling “Gratitude” Over Launching Six Shows In Two Weeks & Teases What’s Next
deadline.comRyan Murphy doesn’t do things by half. This is a man who launched and brought back six television shows over the last two weeks including ABC’s Joshua Jackon-fronted Doctor Odyssey, FX’s Grotesquerie featuring Niecy Nash and Travis Kelce and Netflix’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, has another launching later this month in FX’s American Horror Stories and is heading straight into a run that includes All’s Fair, starring the likes of Kim Kardashian and Glenn Close, reuniting with Evan Peters in FX sci-fi series The Beauty and the first iteration of American Love Story about John F.
Kennedy Jr. The data shows that such an “intense” workload is paying off. Netflix revealed earlier today that Monsters: The Lyle & Erik Menendez Story scored 19.5M views in its first full week on the service, where it is number one, and totaling nearly 32M views since it launched.
On ABC, 9-1-1 and Doctor Odyssey helped the Disney-owned network become the number one entertainment network on Thursday (September 26).
9-1-1, which is in its eighth season and second on ABC, scored 4.77M total viewers on the night, while Doctor Odyssey has delivered a total of 7.59M viewers since its launch, without final MP3 data.
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