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Baseline Percentile Distribution

Baseline demand is a title’s usual everyday viewing demand between spikes, measured in Demand Score points. This chart shows how many titles fall at each level: most cluster near 2, while a thin runaway tail stretches past 170 for the top 1%.

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Baseline demand is a title’s usual everyday viewing demand between spikes, measured in Demand Score points. This chart shows how many titles fall at each level: most cluster near 2, while a thin runaway tail stretches past 170 for the top 1%.

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