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Genre Seasonality Matrix

Each row is a genre, and each cell shows that month’s viewing compared with that genre’s own yearly average, so giant genres don’t swamp smaller ones. Blue marks a genre’s busiest months and red its quietest; labels call out every strong month plus each genre’s peak and low point, with the most seasonal genres at the top.

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Each row is a genre, and each cell shows that month’s viewing compared with that genre’s own yearly average, so giant genres don’t swamp smaller ones. Blue marks a genre’s busiest months and red its quietest; labels call out every strong month plus each genre’s peak and low point, with the most seasonal genres at the top.

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