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The 15 biggest surges in the last 30 days, ranked by the highest single-day viewing demand each title reached. That means a smaller title can have a bigger spike and still rank lower. Each label shows the peak score, how far above that title’s own usual level it was, and the likely cause.
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The 15 biggest surges in the last 30 days, ranked by the highest single-day viewing demand each title reached. That means a smaller title can have a bigger spike and still rank lower. Each label shows the peak score, how far above that title’s own usual level it was, and the likely cause.
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