‘Stranger Things’ Drops 41% In 2nd Full Week In U.S.; ‘The Boys’ And ‘Hustle’ Also Make A Dent On Nielsen Streaming Chart
deadline.comStranger Things viewing dropped 41% in its second full week with the bulk of Season 4 available on Netflix, but still dominated the Nielsen streaming chart for June 6 to 12.The supernatural phenomenon drew more than 4.2 billion minutes of streaming, down from the previous period’s all-time record.
It will likely register a bump again on Nielsen’s list once the final two episodes of Season 4 are captured in the numbers. Nielsen measures Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV+ and HBO Max, reporting figures only for the U.S.
and after about a month’s delay.Nielsen’s accounting comes well after Netflix’s own self-reported figures, which look at the global picture rather than just the U.S.
Earlier this week, the streaming giant said Stranger Things topped 1 billion hours of total streaming, joining Squid Game as one of just two shows above that mark.While the weekly chart was all about the Upside Down, Netflix sports drama Hustle and Prime Video superhero romp The Boys also made a dent.
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