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MobLand   3,914 HH -27.4%Tulsa King   3,514 HH -8.4%Slow Horses   2,227 HH -12.5%American Horror Story   2,072 HH -27.8%The Terminal List   2,143 HH -22.1%Ted Lasso   1,637 HH -1.6%South Park   2,410 HH -0.6%Dark Matter   1,826 HH -35.7%Obsession   1,449 HH +14.0%Project Hail Mary   1,433 HH +5.6%
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Parent Breadth and Depth Radar

Each radar shows one parent company’s score against rivals on 5 measures, from 0-100: catalog size, genre variety, global reach, hit count, and whether viewing is spread across its titles or dominated by a few. The printed score is the simple average of the 5 measures, so higher spokes raise it more than a balanced shape does; panels are sorted by that average.

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Each radar shows one parent company’s score against rivals on 5 measures, from 0-100: catalog size, genre variety, global reach, hit count, and whether viewing is spread across its titles or dominated by a few. The printed score is the simple average of the 5 measures, so higher spokes raise it more than a balanced shape does; panels are sorted by that average.

The figure and downloadable source retain their own units, time windows, and definitions. Observed panel households, demand indices, and modeled audience estimates are different measures. Compare values within the definition used by this chart.

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