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Each dot shows a genre’s median gap between where the same top shows rank on our global chart versus our US chart; n is the number of shows in that genre. Genres run from more global-friendly at the bottom to more US-leaning at the top.
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Each dot shows a genre’s median gap between where the same top shows rank on our global chart versus our US chart; n is the number of shows in that genre. Genres run from more global-friendly at the bottom to more US-leaning at the top.
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