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The table below the text of this newsletter contains the top 100 acquired/library movies, aka non-originals, on streaming platforms including digital purchases and rentals, for 1/1/26-7/17/26 based on domestic data from Luminate and express...
Little House On The Prairie (Netflix): Although the chart below reflects only four days of usage, I did expect higher performance from this reboot given how well the original has been doing on streaming over the last few years. The n...
I Will Find You (Netflix): The latest Harlan Coben mini-series is like all the rest: ridiculous, full of plot holes, but very bingeable. I finished it in 24 hours. It doesn’t really matter what it's about or whether the acting is good. The...
[I wrote this article before the Comcast / NBCU news came out - I’ll cover that in a future post]
Last week I covered the relatively low viewership for Every Year After and Off Campus, yet both have now been renewed. While audience...
Not Suitable For Work (Hulu): Traditional situation comedies are not a good lane for Hulu, at least based on audience size, but the service has not figured this out, yet it appears. This new single-cam, Friends-ish show created by M...
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