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Reception vs Demand Quadrant

Each dot is one of the 458 most-watched US titles. Left to right shows its IMDb rating, or how well-liked it is; up and down shows its current US Demand Score on a log scale, or how much it’s watched now. The relationship is weak (0.16). Dashed lines split the field at the group’s medians.

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Each dot is one of the 458 most-watched US titles. Left to right shows its IMDb rating, or how well-liked it is; up and down shows its current US Demand Score on a log scale, or how much it’s watched now. The relationship is weak (0.16). Dashed lines split the field at the group’s medians.

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