Amazon’s Stand out TV showwhich premiered last month, was a huge success and has already been greenlit a second season. However, new data shows that it is likely the biggest Amazon show of all time and was also among the most-watched shows in April, surpassing shows like… Bluey, Grey’s Anatomy, And NCIS.
The Stand out The TV show premiered on April 10 and received rave reviews from critics and fans. The series led to a huge increase in interest in the post-apocalyptic video game series on which the series is based. Basically everyone Stand out Game became more more popular than ever after the broadcast of the show. And even though we knew it Stand out What a success-thanks to vague data from Amazon and the announcement of a second season – new ratings data from Nielsen shows the series was an even bigger success than we first thought.
As reported by deadline on May 11thTV and streaming ratings monitoring company Nielsen announced this week’s most-watched shows Stand out Premieres on Amazon. And that data shows that the video game adaptation reached an impressive 2.9 billion minutes watched, making it the most-watched show of the week. It struck number two, Bluish on Disney+ by over a billion minutes.
In fact, it was more popular than Bluish and number three on the list –Grey’s Anatomy– combined.
Accordingly deadlineThis data suggests that this is Amazon’s most popular show to date, outperforming the competition Reacheris the best week of the week with about a billion minutes. As the network noted, Nielsen reported that 70 percent of viewers only watched the first four episodes this week, so it’s likely that dates for subsequent weeks will be announced Stand out continues to top the Nielsen charts.
So, looking at this data, it’s no surprise that Amazon ordered another season as soon as possible. I would even suspect that based on these huge numbers, there are talks at Amazon about at least one spin-off in the future. In other words: If you liked this Stand out TV show, I bet a stack of caps that there will be a lot more in the future.
.
