The final episodes of the hit TV show “Jack Ryan” have propelled it to the top spot on the Nielsen streaming chart. This marks the show’s highest position since the release of its third season in late 2022. The show drew an impressive 1.15 billion minutes of viewing on Amazon’s Prime Video for the week of July 10-16, which featured the release of its final two episodes. This number represents a 19 percent increase from the previous week’s 966 million minutes, and it is the highest weekly total for the show since December 2022, when the binge release of Season 3 garnered 1.67 billion minutes of viewing.
Another show that continues to dominate the streaming charts is “Suits”. This acquired series has been breaking records week after week and has now set the single-week record for a library show on the chart for the third time in a row. “Suits” had just under 3.7 billion minutes of watch time on Netflix and Peacock, surpassing its own total of 3.67 billion from the previous week. Since its premiere on Netflix on June 23, the former USA Network show has accumulated a staggering 12.83 billion minutes of viewing.
The beloved kids’ show “Bluey” also made a significant impact on the streaming charts. With the release of a new batch of episodes on Disney+, “Bluey” recorded its first-ever billion-minute week, reaching a total of 1.35 billion minutes of viewing. This achievement highlights the show’s popularity and its ability to captivate young audiences.
In the realm of original series, Netflix’s “The Lincoln Lawyer” remains a strong contender. Although it experienced a slight dip in viewership from its premiere week, with 1.28 billion minutes of watch time, it still claimed the top spot among original series and secured third place overall. Following closely behind is Netflix’s docuseries “Quarterback”, which premiered with 853 million minutes of watch time. Additionally, the season two debut of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” drew 525 million minutes, contributing to its success in the streaming rankings.
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It is important to note that Nielsen’s streaming ratings only cover viewing on TV sets and do not include minutes watched on computers or mobile devices. Furthermore, these ratings only reflect the viewership of U.S. audiences and do not account for international viewership.
The top streaming titles for the week of July 10-16, according to Nielsen’s rankings, are as follows:
Overall:
1. “Suits” (Netflix/Peacock), with 3.7 billion minutes viewed
2. “Bluey” (Disney+), with 1.35 billion minutes
3. “The Lincoln Lawyer” (Netflix), with 1.28 billion minutes
4. “Jack Ryan” (Prime Video), with 1.15 billion minutes
5. “Quarterback” (Netflix), with 853 million minutes
Original Series:
1. “The Lincoln Lawyer”, with 1.28 billion minutes
2. “Jack Ryan”, with 1.15 billion minutes
3. “Quarterback”, with 853 million minutes
4. “The Witcher”, with 669 million minutes
5. “The Summer I Turned Pretty” (Prime Video), with 525 million minutes
Acquired Series:
1. “Suits”, with 3.7 billion minutes
2. “Bluey”, with 1.35 billion minutes
3. “NCIS”, with 828 million minutes
4. “Grey’s Anatomy”, with 802 million minutes
5. “Cocomelon”, with 648 million minutes
Movies:
1. “The Out-Laws”, with 840 million minutes
2. “65” (Netflix), with 604 million minutes
3. “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” (Netflix/Peacock), with 565 million minutes
4. “Bird Box Barcelona” (Netflix), with 384 million minutes
5. “Titanic” (Netflix), with 294 million minutes
These rankings demonstrate the continued dominance of popular shows such as “Suits”, “Jack Ryan”, and “Bluey” in the streaming landscape. Additionally, original series like “The Lincoln Lawyer” and “Quarterback” are capturing audiences’ attention and contributing to the overall success of streaming platforms. With the rise of streaming services and the increasing demand for quality content, these numbers highlight the significant impact of these shows in the industry.
