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Baseline Percentile Distribution
This chart shows each title’s normal, everyday viewing demand between spikes, in Demand Score points. Most titles cluster at very low levels, while a thin sliver reaches very high demand, the typical title is at 2, but the top 1% are above 164.
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This chart shows each title’s normal, everyday viewing demand between spikes, in Demand Score points. Most titles cluster at very low levels, while a thin sliver reaches very high demand, the typical title is at 2, but the top 1% are above 164.
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