OCT 26 · TITLE FEED
MobLand   3,086 HH -21.1%Tulsa King   2,672 HH -23.9%Slow Horses   1,975 HH -11.2%Ted Lasso   1,687 HH +3.0%The Terminal List   1,720 HH -19.7%Project Hail Mary   1,500 HH +4.8%American Horror Story   1,571 HH -24.1%South Park   2,363 HH -1.9%Obsession   1,421 HH -1.9%Cyberpunk: Edgerunners   3,590 HH -5.9%
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The Attention Standings

Each line is a service's share of US demand for the shows you can only watch there, its originals and exclusives, month by month this year. Licensed hits available on several services are left out, so this is the clean read on who owns must-have demand, not subscriber counts.

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Each line is a service's share of US demand for the shows you can only watch there, its originals and exclusives, month by month this year. Licensed hits available on several services are left out, so this is the clean read on who owns must-have demand, not subscriber counts.

The figure and downloadable source retain their own units, time windows, and definitions. Observed panel households, demand indices, and modeled audience estimates are different measures. Compare values within the definition used by this chart.

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