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Decade Demand Distribution
This chart adds up current US household viewing demand by the decade each title first came out, with each decade’s share of the total labeled. Newer decades lead because they have more titles and are more recent, but viewers still spend time with classics from every decade, including the 1910s.
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This chart adds up current US household viewing demand by the decade each title first came out, with each decade’s share of the total labeled. Newer decades lead because they have more titles and are more recent, but viewers still spend time with classics from every decade, including the 1910s.
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