‘Jack Ryan’ Season 4 Steals Strong Debut Week Audience Of 1.2M U.S. Households, Samba TV Says
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deadline.comEXCLUSIVE: Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan appears to have been a fan favorite over the July 4 weekend. The first two episodes of Season 4 debuted on the streamer on June 30.
Since then, the premiere captured 1.2M U.S. households, according to L+5D data from Samba TV. Episode 2 was watched by about 946,000 households during the same window.
For comparison, Samba previously measured that 1.3M U.S. households watched the Season 3 premiere during the same time frame, meaning there was about a 7% decrease in viewership for the Season 4 premiere.
This data doesn’t tell the whole viewing story, though it does give a pretty good picture of the series’ performance in its first few days of availability.
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